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...extension, its concerts and fairs) for the next school year, the CEB’s future source of funds remains in doubt without long-term guarantees from the College and with the departure of University President Lawrence H. Summers, who has in the past pledged millions of his office??s dollars toward various undergraduate social initiatives. A pub in Loker Commons, a café in Lamont Library, and renovated student space and a coffee bar in the Hilles Building are all set to open next year, and all are funded by the central administration. While we anticipate that...
...Adams Professor of Political Leadership and Democratic Values Jane J. Mansbridge. “That was incredibly time consuming but you have do it in order to get a sense of where the [change can be made],” says Mansbridge, who consulted with Hammonds about her office??s initiatives as a representative of the Kennedy School of Government.FAMILY MATTERSThe forthcoming report will detail efforts to standardize the University’s accommodation of “the demands of work and family,” by creating new parental leave guidelines and requiring that each school...
...should a judge, rather than a university, be the first to state authoritatively that “The doctrine of ‘intelligent design’ [is] a religious strategy” rather than a scientific one? We have unanimity among theologians and biologists, and a Communications Office??and yet there was no rebuttal even to an ignorant Associated Press story last year, headlined “Harvard Joins Evolution Debate,” which implied that Harvard researchers’ work on the origins of raw molecular rudiments had something to do with science?...
...acquire degrees. “The state government has a huge responsibility in helping the public institutions by providing a steady stream of appropriations,” said Long. “Colleges also need to consider how to cut costs on ‘back of the office?? functions by consolidating certain operations.” The result of this increase, especially in the private college sector, is that families are forced to take more loans and are facing greater debt afterward. The study showed that students at Massachusetts private colleges face an average debt...
Musicians Ben Folds and Chris Mills will be the central focus at this year’s Yardfest in Tercentenary Theater—the President’s Office??s revamped version of Springfest. While these performers, in terms of their mainstream appeal, may not be a radical departure from previous acts that have appeared at Harvard (Guster, Busta Rhymes, Bob Dylan all performed in the past, though not at Springfest), the logistics behind this year’s concert have shifted considerably.According to the Harvard Concert Committee (HCC), 2006 marks a renewed commitment to undergraduate life...