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...point of not having the time to really wrestle with a lot of the tough ethical questions. Getting to senior year, many of us are still unsure of how best to make use of our broadly-educated selves. There is a certain ambivalence and uncertainty in our generation??s ethical dimension—manifested in our political apathy, lukewarm career choices, etc. We are a group that is bred to pursue “greatness” and as a result do not always devote enough attention to the concept of “goodness...
...light of this tradeoff, the question facing each of us is what is the right level of charity. History will judge our generation??one of the first with both the knowledge of and means to alleviate some of the worst global poverty—on how we answer this question...
...University makes no investment more important than in building and supporting an outstanding faculty,” Summers wrote, calling the ongoing increase in faculty at FAS “the first period of substantial growth in well over a generation??growth essential to the fulfillment of the faculty’s curricular and research aspirations...
...technically innovative and entertaining as “Episode III.” “We’re stuck in the 19th century form of how we do films,” he sighs. “I’m hoping for the next generation??digital technology is a part of their life, they’ve grown up with an iPod.”McCallum, hoping to speed that process along, actually speaks very little about the current DVD release of “Episode III.” Instead, he envisions future...
Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby denies that a “lost generation?? exists, saying that Harvard has long demonstrated a commitment to gender diversity...