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...crucial electoral issue, said Jeanne Shaheen, IOP director and moderator of the Sept. 7 debate. “My guess is that what will be important is their support for stem cell research but the details of how they would do that probably will get less note among voters,” she said. —Staff writer Stephanie S. Garlow can be reached at sgarlow@fas.harvard.edu...
Among the many frustrations that may arise from the contents of the courses of instruction, one strikes immediately—the dreaded closing note “Expected to be offered in 2007-2008.” For the student, this means that an interesting course must wait another year to be taken. For professors, the note indicates time away from the classroom—but not from work. “One image of a male professor on sabbatical is a bearded fellow sitting on his deck, puffing his pipe in relaxed contemplation,” said Pierce Professor...
...alums. The greatest drawback of the 20/30 classes is that Garry Procter is no longer teaching them. Professor Matthew Shair, who taught 27 last year, will take over 20 this spring. Not to worry—he has certainly (read: hopefully) learned by now that copying notes from a binder to the board and reading them aloud is not an effective teaching style. Lastly, a note about the difficulty of orgo: half the challenge is the problem sets and three midterms. The other half is the relentless competitiveness of certain pre-meds, against whom the class is curved...
...going to ask you to discuss the constitution of Vichy France or identify a Bach concerto. But whether or not you're "comfortable" with sex, you'll have to deal with it at some time in your life. Isn't that worth using up an elective? Note: this course was originally taught Michael Rodriguez, but is now listed as "--------" on the course website. It is expected to be offered in 2007, but not this year...
...whether you’ll get to be in the vicinity of a senior or junior faculty member or a lecturer or post-doc. Like profs, post-docs act as sophomore and junior tutorial leaders and can be either exceedingly good or exceedingly bad. Let the risk-averse take note. It’s often arbitrary whether you’ll get a good or bad draw (either the sophomore tutorial with a fantabulous tutorial leader or the junior tutorial you badly want to take), but the good can be very good and the bad can yield horrendous results...