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...place—a move akin to the History department’s decision to knock off the History 10a requirement. Certainly such a move would please faculty who view teaching Gob 97b—or nearly any course that does not closely align with a particular research interest??as a “service” task. We urge the government department not to submit to this temptation...
...even in the unlikely scenario that the station were to start broadcasting music that catered to mainstream student interest??whatever that is at Harvard—how many students would listen anyway...
...interview yesterday, Nathans said that there had been “a great deal of interest?? in bringing Browne...
...with great pleasure that I read your piece “Ethnic Groups Reach Beyond Blood Ties” (News, Mar. 21). That students are expressing interest??and are welcomed—in identity groups that are not (at first glance) their own, displays admirable open-mindedness, curiosity, and leadership. From my own personal experience, as a Radcliffe Mentor in the Radcliffe Mentorship Program (once an all-female endeavor), I have been thrilled to see male undergraduates lining up to be mentored by Radcliffe graduates. Indeed, Harvard extracurriculars are proof that students are willing to leap across boundaries...
There are various ways of addressing this concern, some philosophical and some pragmatic. On the philosophical end, one might question whether we ought to accept the “self-interest?? model of rational choice foisted upon us by economists. After all, protest only seems irrational when “success” is so individualistically defined. On the pragmatic end, the public relations victories that human rights advocates are winning serve as evidence that one will not be alone in making ethical decisions and hence that such efforts at bringing about change need not be totally...