Word: hpc
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...HPC, which considers questions of educational policy, is composed of undergraduates appointed by each House Master and Senior Tutor, several Faculty members, and two non-voting Cliffies...
Emphasizing that, Harvard "must maintain a strong commitment to General Education," the HPC outlined its reasons for supporting the CEP proposal in a statement to all Faculty members. The CEP proposal allows a student to fulfill his Gen Ed requirement in the present manner - by taking lower-level Gen Ed courses - or with selected departmental offerings ("or their equivalents") followed by upper-level Gen Ed courses...
...HPC praised the sequential alternative to lower-level Gen Ed courses as a way "to keep pace with the increasing academic sophistication of entering classes." Its statement warned, however, that the success of the new program "will obviously depend on the creation of new upper-level courses in General Education," especially in the Natural Sciences...
...committee is an innovation in itself. It marks the first time the charity drive has consulted outside organizations in drafting its recommended list. Members of the committee included Gerald Ginsburg '66 the drive's research chairman. Dean Monro, and representatives of the CRIMSON, PBH, Crimson Koy, RGA, HUC, and HPC...
Michael E. Abram '66, chairman of the HPC, said yesterday that his letter was not intended to challenge the Board's policy directly, but just to investigate the reasons behind it. If the Committee finds, however, that the reasons do not justify the policy, the HPC may formally oppose...