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...second--and more tentative--phase of the project will be to create an integrated, computer-based curriculum for one-quarter of next year's incoming class, said Professor of Law William W. Fisher...
According to Fisher, all seven professors involved in the project would teach a special computer intensive section, comprised of randomly assigned first-year students...
...hope is that this project will partially dissolve those boundaries," Fisher said. He currently teaches a class on property law which makes extensive use of computers...
...enthusiastic support of Dean Jeremey R. Knowles, President Neil L. Rudenstine, and Provost Albert Carnesale, as well as Associate Dean Carol Thompson, Administrative Dean Nancy Maull, Associate Vice President Candace Corvey, Assistant Dean Josephy McCarthy, and Associate Dean Phyllis Keller, Associate Dean Anne Berman, and Associate Dean Laura Fisher, the best laid plans for the development of Afro-American Studies would have come to naught. The rebuilding of the Department of Afro-American Studies at Harvard has been a truly collaborative project, involving both the faculty and students in Afro-American Studies and the unfailing support of the administration. Working...
...traditions are not vanishing," says Mullen Kreamer of the National Museum of Natural History. "They are changing. Even ceremonies that have been performed for hundreds of years have changed throughout the centuries as people adapt to new stimuli and new ideas." Still, there is a poignancy in Beckwith and Fisher's images, a sense that we are seeing some of the last things on earth that have not been subsumed by 20th century Western culture. Jason Clay, co-founder of Cultural Survival Quarterly, uses the phrase salvage ethnography to describe the race to capture these traditions. "It would be tragic...