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...away on a week for a vacation,’” he says.But team teaching can free up time for professors to attend to other academic obligations. “Given that we’re always invited to give talks, it allows us the freedom to go away,” says Hauser, whose team attends 85 to 90 percent of each other’s lectures.TEAM SPIRITThe constant presence of colleagues is the defining feature of team teaching for faculty members.“If you’re standing up giving a lecture...
...causes that drain the force from our lives and encourages us to devote ourselves instead to experiences in which we can best answer the call of our genius. For many students at Harvard, extracurriculars provide exactly this sort of opportunity—an environment that grants us both the freedom to explore and create unrestrained, and to make a concrete difference during the course of our four years on campus. However, there is much this mindset can encourage us to ignore. Emerson eschews involvement with institutions and traditions because they limit the individual’s ability to act freely...
...staying out of trouble and looking for trouble—in the East and West. Sean Kelley from the Philosophy Department will offer “Existentialism in Literature and Film.” And Thomas Lewis in Religion will address questions about the nature of human freedom, personal history, and memory in his course “On Being Human.” In 2007-2008, students will be able to move along “Global Pathways” with Homi Bhabha, study “Literature and Human Suffering” with James Engell...
Galbraith received the highest national civilian honor, the Medal of Freedom, twice in his lifetime, first from President Harry S. Truman in 1946 for his work during the Second World War and then from Clinton...
...Expository Writing 20 should not be a requirement. While Expos 10 serves a valuable purpose for students who enroll, Expos 20 has no uniform standard and does nothing but clog up a valuable spot for freshmen who, according to all the rhetoric surrounding delaying concentration choice, need as much freedom as possible to explore different concentrations. It’s time to stop pretending that Expos is a valuable “small class” experience for everyone. Those who want to may choose to take it as an elective. I hope that in the next year, someone finally...