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...year students yesterday afternoon. The notice comes less than three weeks before freshmen must declare their concentrations. “This isn’t the first official announcement, but we’re trying to get the word out,” said Professor of Anthropology Daniel E. Lieberman ’86, a member of the Life Sciences Education Committee. Current freshmen will be able to choose among established life science concentrations—Biology, Biochemical Sciences, Chemistry, and Biological Anthropology—as well as five new concentration clusters, Chemical and Physical Biology, Human Evolutionary Biology, Molecular...
...Professor of Biological Anthropology Daniel E. Lieberman ’86, who helped form the new interdisciplinary life science courses in conjunction with the College, says that professors are growing increasingly concerned about the high number of departures...
...have noticed in the last few years that many of the ‘servants of the College’ have disappeared,” Lieberman says. “I think the Faculty do notice that, and I would say that there is a widespread concern among the Faculty...
...Lieberman adds that many members of the Faculty are not especially attuned to the business of the College, since professors tend to focus on teaching and research...
...well as molecular and cellular biology, a renamed version of the current biochemical sciences concentration.Current biology concentrators will be allowed to switch into one of the new concentrations if they can satisfy the requirements.In explaining the need for the changes, Professor of Biological Anthropology Daniel E. Lieberman ’86, speaking on behalf of the Life Sciences Education Committee, said that “many of our concentrations are too large, too broad, and too confusing.”Lieberman said that the new concentrations’ smaller size would “create an intimate, exciting environment with...