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...added that he thought the eight universities compiled the report to “gently foster understanding of their integral role within the region.”“Harvard [and other schools] need to attract research dollars and civic leaders to be their allies,” he said...
Harvard looks to improve its play against tall, athletic opponents further by practicing against a scout team composed of men, the goal being to foster the aggression and confidence that contributed to Harvard’s perfect Ivy season, but were missing in early nonconference losses...
...business to their home countries, which is beneficial to them,” says Kaufman. Especially for developing countries, he says, international students who settle in the U. S. or in other developed countries create connections for people and businesses in their home countries that can prove valuable and foster progress...
...strong commitment to student representation on the curriculum review committees that are currently being formed, we are dismayed at its well-intentioned but misguided proposal of popular election. As we have unfortunately learned from the Undergraduate Council presidential elections, these appeals to the student body at large do not foster any meaningful debate the issues. Instead, elections would force candidates to run on a “platform” before carefully examining the issues in committee. But even more fundamentally, these committees are deliberative bodies, and not places where representatives are sent to “accomplish?...
...sure that many faculty members would be interested in embracing dance as a cultural revolution in our curriculum,” Foster says...