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...from private schools. With the number of applications from the United Kingdom overall rising substantially over the past few decades, according to McGrath Lewis, Harvard is also seeking to ensure “access to the strongest candidates.” Alumni abroad, McGrath Lewis said, are the Admissions Office??s strongest resources for recruiting these students in the United Kingdom. Current recruiting practices in the United Kingdom differ markedly from those domestically, McGrath Lewis said. The Admissions Office relies mostly on the alumni network for student recruitment rather than identifying and contacting individual students based on standardized...
...history of art and architecture joint concentrator in Currier House who hopes that her sense of humor isn’t significantly crippled by the exhaustion and anxiety provoked by 23 course requirements and a joint thesis. She would like to give a shout out to the core office??we’ll always have Science A. Catch her cartoon on Fridays...
...Safaa Elagib Adam—came from different regions, including Darfur, Khartoum, and southern Sudan. Tambura, the first and most fluent of the speakers, spoke of how women obtained a 25-percent quota in Sudan’s government by “threatening to remove politicians from office?? with the country’s “majority of women voters.” The other speakers shared their efforts in various regions of Sudan, particularly Khartoum, to provide education to women through a literacy program and a number of grassroots organizations and campaigns to unite women...
...that overall, she was pleased with the new office. “It’s more space than we thought we would get.” Lurtz said. “It’s airier and brighter than before.” However, Lurtz said that the office??s usefulness might be limited by its distance from the rest of campus. “Our old office in Holworthy basement got used a lot because people would stop by,” Lurtz said. “Had this office been closer, we probably would...
...anything related to Asia. History, Literature, Linguistics, Econ, Anthro, Religion, Sociology, or VES—EAS has a place for you. In fact, you can fulfill non-language and non-tutorial classes without ever taking a class in the department. Every single person in the EAS “office??—a yellow house hidden on Kirkland Place—knows your name. Seriously. After declaring, you hand-pick an advisor. While your economics-concentrating roommate gets some bumbling grad student who went to Idaho State, you can choose absolutely anyone, regardless of their University professorship...