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...Harvard teaches students,” he writes, “but does not make them wise.” Later, he writes that, “Harvard articulates no ideals of what it means to be a good person, as opposed to a well person.” Lewis?? point is that a Harvard education should teach us how to be wise and good, rather than simply clever and contented...
...Lewis?? publisher, PublicAffairs Books, has also licensed his 288-page book for translation in Taiwan and mainland China, Director of Publicity Whitney Peeling said. The Taiwanese translation by Living Psychology press will not be ready for over a year, according to Lewis...
Released in mid-May, the book compounds Lewis?? 40 years of Harvard experience with specific concerns about the direction of Harvard College as well as undergraduate education at top universities nationwide...
According to Gordon, Lewis?? visit is not a book “promotion” since the market for books “on a specialized subject like this, is rather small, and not really enough to justify the trip.” Lewis will be one of dozens of authors Gordon’s company hosts as part of a larger year-long program...
...short year left here immediately made me question my approach.Five years ago, former Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 issued a now-famous letter to incoming students. Entitled “Slow Down: Getting More out of Harvard by Doing Less,” Lewis?? letter begged students to refrain from over-committing themselves, to focus on the quality, not quantity, of their college experiences, and to value their leisure time. Admittedly, his philosophy seems both logical and enviable. The barometer by which Lewis and I measure a successful college experience?...