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...past exams and other assignments, as early as possible, thus helping students narrow their shopping lists. Some of the overcrowding of lecture halls during that week could be alleviated if students were better informed about their choices in advance of attending class. Improving and streamlining the distribution of this information??while not a substitute for giving students the opportunity to experience professors’ lecturing styles firsthand—will better educate student shoppers about the difficulty and content of courses, which in turn will improve the overall efficiency of shopping period...
...responses were provided real-time, effectiveness would improve considerably. Let’s not become one more bureaucratic agency that says, ‘Sensitive information??we can’t share it.’ In that case, once again, we shall find ourselves having to regret that we didn’t act on time,” he said...
...sites promising me improvements in my romantic or social life (two areas in which, the creative brains behind these projects will be quick to tell you, Harvard is apparently sorely behind the fold). HarvardParties.com, now www.hahvahdparties.com thanks to some licensing issues with the College, provides what seems like valuable information??I particularly like the links to the House facebooks and fast-food restaurant menus. There’s a small amount of disappointing profiteering on the part of site owners Darren S. Morris ’05, Zachary A. Corker ’04 and Paul H. Hersh...
Council President Matthew W. Mahan ’05 said last night that closed sessions—during which discussion minutes are withheld from the public record—this semester have focused on “sensitive information?? regarding Springfest and universal keycard access...
...October 2001, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft asked the publishers of scientific journals to avoid releasing “sensitive” information??a loosely-defined category of unclassified information that, by the standards of the PATRIOT Act, could be applied toward subversive ends...