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...decision comes just over three weeks after MBA Program Chair Richard S. Ruback revealed that HBS was reviewing its grade-disclosure policy, arousing widespread student opposition. Ruback said last night that Light had decided to move forward with the change earlier this week. “We had gotten input from the students and had gotten input from alums and faculty,” Ruback said. “At the same time students had finished their classes and were getting ready to take their finals, so it seemed like the right time.” The change announced yesterday...
...African-American prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson case, Clarence Thomas, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., and himself. “The idea of racial betrayal has been and remains a significant force in African-American life,” he said. Kennedy opened up the floor for student input, especially on the colloquial use of terms like “keeping it real” and “acting black.” A third-year law student and Dunster non-resident tutor who co-organized the event, Daniel J. Urman, said he supported Kennedy?...
Rapier said that the professors will be chosen under the normal appointment process and that Alwaleed will have no input whatsoever over appointment decisions, but students and faculty have already started to express concerns about who is hired...
...heritage classrooms”—the overwhelming overlap between students of South Asian ethnicity and students studying South Asia. Over the course of the 2005-2006 school year, Harvard hosts six South Asia Humanities seminars, but unlike the previous seminars in the series, this one encouraged student input.“I thought it was time to hear our students, undergraduate and graduate, speak about their experiences and their difficulties in studying South Asia, as opposed to getting people from the outside to speak on their academic work,” said Sen, who is an assistant professor...
...basements should be kept as student-group offices to serve a campus whose students consistently identify with their student groups as much or more than they do with their Houses and their dorms. Looking forward, we want to see a process that is both fair and responsive to student input. Although no process will make everyone happy, an improved process will enable the College and student groups to find their common ground...