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...David A. Evans’—are known to be particularly competitive once you’re there. Don’t be afraid to jump ship from a lab before the end of add-drop period if things don’t look peachy. Thesis-ing isn??t routine, so if you have something worth writing up, you’ll be publishing it in the big-boy journals.But generally competition is mostly with yourself. Yes, 95 percent of the class can’t be in the top 5 percent, but chemistry concentrators...
...boasts on its web site). The course is 14 sessions of speed-reading exercises and presentations on pseudo-topics such as “morality and reading.” Copious handouts are also given out, perhaps to compensate for the course’s $25 fee. The course isn??t as helpful as it’s cracked up to be, though it could be helpful for first-years who haven’t yet figured out that tried-and-true skill of Harvard students: skimming. While some students might spend their four years at Harvard without...
...hypothesis, which proposes that an ice age that took place in the Neoproterozoic was so severe that the Earth’s oceans froze over completely. According to some, it could happen again. And ESPPers are the only ones who will be equipped to stop it! And if it isn??t enough that ESPP concentrators can stop a new ice age or rub elbows with Al Gore when he comes to visit ESPP 10 (it happened in 2004), they may also get a surprise trip to Madagascar. Professor Glenn Adelson, the recipient of two Levenson Teaching awards, takes...
...Fogg isn??t taking sides in the quarrel among historians over Jack the Ripper’s identity...
...gives the works by Sickert to Harvard, Cornwell isn??t giving up in her bid to establish a link between the artist and the killer. She hopes that DNA testing will provide her with further evidence to support her theory. “This isn??t over with yet,” she said...