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...everyone is convinced that this year—or any year in the foreseeable future??will be early decision’s swan song. Many admissions officials at influential colleges are still devoted to early decision, and even if a consensus to abolish early decision did exist, a single collective action would potentially be treated as an antitrust violation. “It’s been too helpful to too many schools,” says Jacques Steinberg, author of The Gatekeepers, a new book on Wesleyan’s admissions process...
Coupled with a series of interviews Mancusi-Ungaro has been conducting with artists, the Center’s collection will allow those attempting to restore art in the future??as well as art historians curious about the creation of an artist’s work—to understand the production process better...
...seniors face a farewell to Cambridge—and you non-seniors know that it looms in the future??I doubt that you’ll share McMahon’s attitude toward college. Harvard may have many lamentable features, and lamenting them is in fact a favorite pastime. But in spite of its defects, by far the worst thing about Harvard is leaving...
...segments of the University that move across the river will have plenty of room to grow in the future??and will free up much coveted land in Cambridge. But in order to ensure that Allston does not become a sprawling hodge-podge of facilities, careful long-range planning is essential for both the University and for the community...
...give 17-year-olds the vote was rejected by a 5-4 split. But with the election last fall of councillors E. Denise Simmons and Brian P. Murphy ’86-’87—both councillors supported by members of the Campaign for a Democratic Future??the voting age initiative gained two of its staunchest advocates...