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...these positions before hearing back about government jobs. And because Harvard students typically have a higher hiring rate to begin with, the public jobs they choose not to accept—like the Foreign Service, which used to be dominated by graduates of the Ivy League, and Yale in particular??have seen a recent decline in the number of Harvard alums.It would seem that with all the opportunities available to Harvard students, and all the incentives to use a Harvard degree to give back to the community, more graduates would choose to go into these public sector jobs...
...conference, Mark McAndrew. In the previous matchup, the Crimson held McAndrew to 14 points–almost three shy of his average per game–but he still poses a threat. “They’re a very difficult team—and [McAndrew] in particular??to defend,” Amaker said. “But I think that hopefully us being here [at home] will raise our level a little bit, and see if we can do a better job of defending their shooters. We’ve scored better here, we?...
...activists who wage war on the rights of individuals and corporations to take part in commerce,” but is Caldwell advocating a society in which commercial exchange of all kinds goes unrestricted? Dines was appealing to consumers of porn—college students in particular??to assert their right to reject a product that is inherently violent. What statistics does Caldwell need to imagine a porn star’s anguish on and off the set? AMARY WIGGIN ‘09 Cambridge, MA December...
...field in a department outside their concentration. That being said, not all departments should rush to end joint concentrations—although those that have found them problematic should be free to do so. As the administration renews its focus on the undergraduate curriculum—and advising in particular??its decisions must be cognizant of student interest in terms of both substance and implementation. That this change was neither timed well nor communicated effectively represents a serious pitfall on the part of the administration. That being said, the decision to end joint concentrations in these departments...
...people literally caught in the crossfire that add a layer of complexity to oft-cited terrorist stereotypes. From the very first chapter, Gannon’s thesis is clear: The failure of Afghanistan is the failure of West. She accuses Western governments—and the United States in particular??of driving Afghanistan into chaos by permitting the ruthless mujahideen warlords to take control and refusing to work with even moderate factions of the Taliban. Initially, her portrayal of the mujahideen as ruthlessly bloodthirsty, the United States as laughably ignorant, and the international community as brutally uncaring seems...