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...fall of 1985, an 18-member student committee first launched its campaign to de-emphasize grade competition. When the 190-member B-School faculty approved the change last spring, they added a clause requiring professors to write in-depth evaluations of a student's performance to accompany each category III or IV grade...
...Handlins' book. Wood and Bailyn were guided by a brilliant refinement and reinterpretation of American history. But where such an epic approach is not guided by inspiration, the result is often technically satisfying but not terribly original work. The Handlins' book at times simply reads like a well-researched, in-depth look at the same issues that your American history high school textbook covered...
...first issue of a student-written publication devoted to women's issues appeared on campus last week featuring an in-depth discussion of the women's studies concentration...
...true that students who do not take the initiative may find themselves on graduation day without ever having had an in-depth conversation with a faculty member or administrator. Although there are opportunities like professors' office hours and resources like the Bureau of Study Counsel or freshman proctors, only particularly motivated students are likely to take advantage of them. Provided a student meets the barest requirements, University officials won't check...
Falkman has written essays comparing Japanese and Western values, various philosophical books on creativity and the mind, and an in-depth study of Picasso's psychology. He has also recently finished the production of the documentary "Japan Dream, Japan Reality," which aired on Swedish television...