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...good student-faculty relationships is just easier when there are Finale desserts to sweeten the deal. Eager Harvard freshmen attending a session on “Making the Most of Office Hours” yesterday grabbed treats along with tips on how to approach professors from a distinguished faculty panel, including the former dean of the College, Leverett Professor of Mathematics Benedict H. Gross ’71. For those in search of the secret for how to manage the initial one-on-one encounter with a professor, the main advice of the evening seemed to be simply to show...
...over the weekend by a “senior person” at another university who asked him about the search. “The Radcliffe dean position really does command the interest of very senior people,” Bhabha said. Provost Steven E. Hyman will chair the panel of 12 scholars. Several committee members contacted yesterday declined to comment for this story, saying they did not want to discuss the search before the committee convenes for the first time, at a date not yet set. Nancy F. Cott, the Trumbull professor of American history and Pforzheimer director...
...Bhabhba introduced the panel as “Harvard’s greatest acrobats of interpretation...
...said during the panel that he believes Faust and new FAS Dean Michael D. Smith shared an interest in working to move away from lectures towards an emphasis on more hands-on experience for undergraduates...
Once a Dunster resident and baseball-loving undergraduate, former U.S. vice president Al Gore ’69, along with the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his work in spreading awareness of climate change. The Nobel Committee said in a statement on Friday that Gore is “probably the single individual who has done most to create greater worldwide understanding of the measures that need to be adopted.” Earlier this year, Gore’s documentary on global warming, “An Inconvenient Truth?...