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Regardless of whether various concentrations that require Hist A-12 would allow Government S-40 to substitute, it and courses like it can at the very least count as electives on a Harvard transcript as one of the 32 half-courses required for graduation. Which is to say, of course, that these mockeries of classes can affect such things as grade point average and honors calculations...
...drug once,” said Hist & Lit tutor Evan F. Bennett ’98 to Gary A. Mohammed ’03 during a highly uncomfortable one-on-one tutorial last Wednesday intended to discuss Mohammed’s junior paper, “but I won’t touch crack. Because once you do crack, you’re a crackhead.” After a 4/20 celebration that went bizarrely awry on Saturday, Bennett is now a crackhead...
...Esteemed history professor Holly Thackworth Richards decided to teach a section of her popular Hist B core this semester. What Richards thought would be a valuable and enriching experience for both her and her students has degenerated into a weekly nightmare for both groups, as her students have never once contradicted her, made eye contact with her or completed the assigned reading. “Why doesn’t anyone do the work? Goddamnit! Answer me! I’m the professor here!” she shouted repeatedly during last week’s section, waving her hands...
Concentration: I think hist and lit or English because she has the Norton books. Or maybe just plain literature because her room seems artsy, as does her wardrobe...
...only non-department concentration that provided refreshments was history and literature, which held its information session in the Barker Center’s Thompson Room. While committee director Steven Biel talked about the recent champagne and cheese fête for hist and lit thesis writers, prospective concentrators sipped soda and nibbled on Oreos served in napkin-covered plastic bowls...