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...stern line on doctrine. Benedict's first consistory is also notable for its dimensions, with far fewer Cardinals than was John Paul's custom. Some believe Pope Ratzinger may choose smaller, more regular (perhaps annual) consistories to keep the College of Cardinals consistently close to the 120 limit. It also would be a chance for regular encounters with all his men in red hats. Benedict may be a Pope not only eager to choose Cardinals, but work with them as well...
...breathe. But it’s only for so long that you are within 30 yards of a House full of pretty incredible people, and, with only two-and-a-half months left to go until Commencement, I regret not taking advantage of their proximity.2. Don’t limit socialization to your blockmates. Treat the House dining hall as if it were Annenberg during the first two weeks of college. Sit down with new people and introduce yourself straight up. The House is the great equalizer, and the importance of class years fades away as strong friendships and mentorships...
...requirement was made by the Committee on General Education in their report: “As members of the Committee suggested adding a sub-requirement in, for example, foreign cultures, moral reasoning, or biological science, our set of requirements began to grow, with no clear principles by which to limit them or criteria by which to preference some subcategories over others. In the end, we concluded that the fewer categories we have organizing the distribution requirement, the more choice students will have in selecting courses across the College.” We are compelled by the soundness of the committee?...
...them experienced through state-wide exams in grade school. But Harvard “would be reluctant to accept any form of standardized testing,” Senior Director of Federal and State Relations Kevin Casey said in an interview yesterday. “Standardized curricula or testing would limit our ability to educate,” MIT President Susan Hockfield said at a meeting of the U. S. Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education in downtown Boston. The 19-person commission was formed last year with the aim of creating a national...
...trouble sleeping, start by figuring out if your sleep habits need improving. Move the television out of the bedroom. Try going to sleep and waking up at the same hours every day, including weekends. Cut back on spicy foods and chocolate if you find yourself waking up with heartburn. Limit your intake of caffeine, which makes it more difficult to fall asleep, and alcohol, which causes a rebound effect that can wake you up. Practice meditation or other stress-reduction techniques. If none of those work, you can talk to your doctor about whether prescription sleeping pills make sense...