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...ending at 4 p.m. After that, travelers can catch the 1636'er—which normally runs only on weekends—every night. This lovely shuttle route hits the Quad on the :10, :30, and :50, and Mather on the :15, :35, and :55 every hour, starting at 4:30 p.m. and running until 8:30 p.m. After that, the schedule becomes more erratic, but it makes a stop at each location (and those in between—Memorial Hall, Lamont, Mass Ave/Garden Street, and others) every 10 to 25 minutes...
...make a plan. Now is the time for teamwork, especially if you’re moving from the Yard to the River or—gasp!—the Quad. Keep track of the storage schedule (all of the hours are during the day, so you’ll have to reform your vampiric ways). Figure out who in your rooming group is available to move things when, so no one is left with one hour and seven heavy boxes between the end of exams and flight home...
...Maier said. “At the end of reading period I send it out. I put something online and I say pick a 48-hour interval...and turn it in 48 hours after you open...
...yesterday’s meeting, the Faculty passed the proposal to make three-hour examinations at the end of the semester opt-in rather than opt-out for course leaders. Currently, the Office of the Registrar’s default assumption is that all professors will give exams at the close of a course, unless a professor specifically petitions the Registrar to do otherwise, according to Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris, who spearheaded the proposal...
Harris said that the new policy, which will no longer make exams the default form of final assessment in courses, is not an endorsement of the recent move away from offering three-hour exams. Rather, the changes are motivated by the desire to streamline the process of devising the exam schedule, he said...