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...mention an unpalatable chore, as they realize that toiletry practices of Minorcan societies no longer tweak their interest. Over the past few years, seniors have covered the typical range of topics, including the socioeconomic histories of every imaginable country, province, and anthill. Then there are the 100-page analyses, dissecting each feasible theme in Edith Wharton novels, and the usual incomprehensible, highly obscure science papers. For instance, the thesis entitled Single Voxel Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectral Editingmight have won a Hoopes Prize, but its title doesn't muster up visions of trashy reading on the beach...
When you get The Crimson, do you only read FM? Then you should stop by the IOP's Current Events Dinner with Bob Turner, assistant editorial page editor for the Boston Globe, to catch up on what's going on in the world. At the very least you'll get some pizza out of it. 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Institute of Politics, 79 JFK St., 495-1360. FREE...
According to "Justice for Jeffrey Curley," a Web page that follows new developments surrounding Jeffrey's case, Cellucci signed the Child Pornography Act, a law that attempts to protect children in Massachusetts further...
...humanities, the social sciences and the Core, no argument is strong enough to justify undergraduates either grading essays or teaching sections. The Educational Policy Committee (EPC) recognizes this in a passage on page 22 of the 1998-1999 Information for Faculty Offering Instruction in the Arts and Sciences...
Last spring, Professor Stephen Jay Gould hired two seniors to lead sections in his overcrowded Core course, Science B-16, "The History of Life." Both of these students were responsible for leading discussions, grading homework, grading the 15 page term papers and participating in the collective grading of the final exam...