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...should every Gen Ed course combine fields (these don't). In the natural sciences, Nat Sci 5 can exist because the models of DNA are conceptually much closer to the student's realm of experience and involve much less math than does, say, quantum mechanics. Devising a physics or chemistry course along the lines of Nat Sci 5 seems virtually impossible; the important modern problems are just too sophisticated for Gen Ed. Nor do I see how history or philosophy lends itself to a "methods" treatment. Until the CRIMSON outlines, in detail, a syllabus for these courses, I think...
...Math majors...
...Math majors at Radcliffe were...
...vote, Cabot Hall gave the conservative 17% of its vote, with 10 girls voting in the largest single bloc for BMG. Although Moore and Holmes gave Goldwater 7 votes apiece, this was not more than the college average percentage. History 69 Government 58 English 38 Economics 35 Biology 31 Math 18 Physics 18 Social Relations 18 History and Literature 14 Biochemistry 13 Medicine (the Med School) 13 Chemistry...
...next most popular courses after Ec 1 and Hum 2 were generally steady to higher: Math 1a, 461; Soc Sci 1, 456; Gov la, 421; Nat Sci 5, 390; Hum 5, 384; English 10, 357; Fine Arts...