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Harvard only requires that students who take a year off before matriculating do not enroll full-time at another institution during the interim period. Students who elect to take the gap year can still apply to other schools, take courses part-time, work, travel, or participate in required military service without losing their place at the College, Fitzsimmons says...
Computer scientist Barbara J. Grosz, dean of science at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, has been tapped to lead Radcliffe as interim dean, President-elect Drew G. Faust announced on Friday...
Faust introduced Grosz as interim dean at a gathering of Radcliffe staff and fellows in the Radcliffe Gymnasium Friday morning...
Faust said in an interview with The Crimson in February that the number of vacant deanships necessitated installing an interim dean at Radcliffe. With three other dean searches in the works, “it would be unwise to try to do a really serious national, international search for a Radcliffe dean this spring,” Faust said at the time...
...kidnapping.’” The directors were correct that the meaning of the word changed, but the change occurred in the 15th century at the latest. By 1960, “rape” meant what it means today; all that changed in the interim was the political climate. The song, though clever, was and remains a disturbingly blithe treatment of sexual assault. Of course, cutting the song would be impossible, while whitewashing the song, as many have done (often substituting the word “raid” for “rape”) would...