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While the History Department shouldn’t eliminate social and cultural history, both of which have a place in the field, the department cannot justify depriving students of the opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of how America came into existence. Surely a course entitled “The American Revolution” isn’t too much...
Sure, if you’re a football fan, feel free to peruse the previews on the rest of this page for in-depth analysis about the teams on the field...
University President Lawrence H. Summers won his job in part on the strength of his commitment to issues of undergraduate education. And while Summers will not reveal in-depth plans, when he is asked about improving the undergraduate experience, he invariably cites Harvard Professor of Education Richard J. Light and his latest book, Making the Most of College: Students Speak Their Minds...
This month our subscribers will receive a special Issue called Music Goes Global, an in-depth survey of the diverse ways--via the Internet, TV and, of course, recordings--in which people around the world are crossing borders to share their passion for music and rocking old traditions as they create new kinds of sounds. Stories include profiles of international stars like Bjork and Marc Anthony, reports on hip-hoppers in Havana and sitar rockers in London, and an opinionated guide to the 10 best bands on the planet. Months in the planning, the issue went to press before...
Thanks to Nancy Gibbs for an articulate and in-depth summary of the horrific events, with more details than we are getting from the TV. It conveyed the emotion of this terrible story without resorting to maudlin phrases and cliche. LIZ SAKAI Lake Forest, Calif...