Word: interacted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Such a centralized location, which would include a cafe and other common areas, would allow scholars and students from different departments to interact and share ideas, Rudenstine said...
...first reaction, however, is not to praise the program itself but one of its side benefits--the opportunity to better network with their classmates. In the past, students were segmented into sections of 90 and stayed together for their two years. In the Foundations program, though, they get to interact with a much larger number of students than before...
...seriousness, Harvard clearly has some work to do in decreasing class size. Large classes do tend to foster an impersonal learning environment, make it difficult for students to interact with professors and generally detract from an undergraduate education. The administration might start by phasing out the Core and replacing it with distribution requirements. This would widen the number of offerings available to students to fill any single requirement, diminishing class size in the process...
Combination therapy still has its problems. The medications can interact with one another to cause side effects. Even by themselves they can cause severe diarrhea, abdominal cramps or anemia. Some of the drugs have to be taken on an empty stomach, others on a full stomach, so it can be hard to stick to a regimen. Yet if patients skip even a single dose of any one drug, the HIV could press this small advantage to mutate into a strain that resists all current medicines. Nor is everyone so sure that a cure is in sight. "Virologists have started using...
...have come to agree, that college is not the time for vocational studies. It is a time to think, and to learn how to think. It is a time to explore and examine and experiment and discover the world and yourself and the ways those two entities interact...