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...Class credits] should not be a tool so narrow as to excessively limit the apparent priorities of the University,” Hyman says. “President Summers, I and the Corporation are working with Dean Kirby to not do away with class credit policy, but to increase its flexibility...
...lodge has a helicopter pad on a floating dock. Craig, one of the pilots, flies through narrow valleys half shrouded in mist and lands on tiny spits of land, with tree branches inches from his rotors. As he soars over river entrances, we see salmon massing in numbers that are just a memory in many of the dammed rivers elsewhere in the Pacific Northwest. King Pacific heli-fishes some 40 rivers within a one-hour flying radius of the lodge by special agreement with the local Tsimshian nation. Some of the Tsimshian work as fishing guides at the lodge...
...Harvard field hockey team needed any incentive to rebound after two narrow defeats to top 10 teams this past week, it needn’t look any farther than the pinnacle of the Ivy standings where the Crimson, Cornell and Princeton share the lead...
...good thing for the social health of the campus. Conversely, much of the community of the Yard would be lost by moving to a plan like Yale’s. Because Harvard first-years have no House affiliation, only an affiliation to their class, they have less reason to narrow their circle of friends to those who are in their dormitory...
...bigger than me,” he told the audience of about 200. “It has to do with city colleges, community colleges and state universities...with narrow patriotism, suspicious of dissent, and vicious forms of bigotry...