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Thomas S. Hixson '94 is having a "The Recession is Over, But Finals Aren't Party" in Cabot Science Library. Free four-color pens to anyone with similar political opinions...
Harvard's four other teams were David S.Friedman '93 and yellow L. Breen '93, who placedfifth; Heather L. Bell '92 and Michael B. Dorff'92, who placed 17th; Thomas S. Hixson '94 andJane S. Park '94, 19th; and Ray Van Iterson '92and Justin Bernold...
...Hixson makes several statements that I would like to rebut. The first is that this proposal would "make it impossible for anyone to complain." This is a fantasy common to many of us in the Scheduling Office, but we have yet to create a system where this is so. Some component of the process will not work for some people, and we will hear from them...
...infirmary as needed. They should not be asked questions about the content of the examination. On a recent day, the proctors in Memorial hall would have had to be conversant in Intro Psychology, Major British Writers and Elementary Akkadian in order to provide the type of help Hixson seems to want. The course head or delegate is responsible for answering questions on the examination itself, and if no person from the course is in the examination room, then the head proctor will call...
...others in the scheduling office agree with Hixson that a discussion should begin regarding the implementation of an honor code at Harvard. We no longer escort student over the lunch hour between the morning and afternoon examination sessions, nor do we escort anyone to the restrooms. I think that the great majority of people would not cheat, but I disagree that the potential for cheating on finals is only marginally increased in a self-scheduled examination system...