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Ending his speech on a hopeful tone, de Klerk raised the possibility of a global village which would foster new cultural interaction and new codes of behavior...
...root of the problematic culture which has plagued this academy has been its reluctance to hire and foster the tenureship of faculty members of color," said first-year HDS student Luis S. Hernandez Jr., also a founding member of UNITED, in opening remarks at the gathering, which was attended by close to 100 people...
...situation, Harvard Right to Life (HRL) would like to work to implement reforms on campus that would help alleviate the economic, practical and social pressures that pregnant students feel in crisis situations. On Feb. 7, HRL will sponsor a Pregnancy Resource Forum to discuss these issues, moderated by Serrin Foster, president of Feminists for Life...
...enrollments last semester, 13,407 of them (almost exactly 50 percent) were in just the 60 largest courses. Of those classes, 20 were Cores and many others were required introductory-level courses. One of our goals must be to create as much flexibility in the curriculum as possible, to foster intellectual exploration and to give students the freedom to pursue their academic passions...
...students across concentrations differ so much. The council must urge Harvard to create an annual guide that evaluates concentrations in a manner similar to the CUE Guide. To address the inadequacies of concentration advising, we need to bring to the public forum honest information about each concentration. This will foster an exchange of ideas, put pressure on concentrations to shape up, and may also help first-years make informed decisions about which concentration is the best place for each of them to pursue their passions...