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...full extent of the law. Yet, the problem cannot be blamed on unreasonable parents alone. The Adrian and Warren cases should have taught school administrators to be more alert in general, and take additional precautions with special-needs children in particular. Instead, many have chosen an easier path??eliminate all potential for liability—that is also a gross overreaction. Eliminating recess will not fix the real problems such as bullying, but instead deprives children of the opportunity to exercise their imagination, compete, and risk that makes unstructured play valuable. In fact, protecting children at all costs...
...Cheng Ho’s hands and let him run wild, while occasionally throwing the ball to keep the Columbia defense honest. It was a sure-fire way to trample the Lions, right? Wrong. The final score was a measly 27-12. The Crimson started off on the right path??its first drive began with a multitude of running plays and ended in a touchdown—but miscues on both sides of the ball prevented any real dominance. At halftime a single score divided the two teams. One score. Against a 1-6 squad. Assigning blame...
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...them find jobs and organizing networking events and summer programs during their two years of work experience.The hope of the 2+2 program, according to Associate Director for MBA Admissions Andrea Mitchell Kimmel, is to reach out to students who are not on the typical “business path??—a group that includes scientists, humanities concentrators, and those interested in nonprofits. In an interview with The Crimson, she expressed hope that the program would address the persistent fact that many HBS students give up risky entrepreneurship, nonprofit experiences, and other such ventures because they...
When James F. Gilligan ’57 enrolled at Harvard as an undergraduate, he was set on becoming either a politician or a writer. He eventually graduated as an English Literature concentrator. But after graduation, Gilligan changed his career path??he decided to attend medical school, became a psychiatrist, and would devote the rest of his life to studying the causes and effects of violence and violence-related injuries...