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Sullivan—who obviously has a much broader perspective??went even further...
...differences. He said it best in his introduction to the essays he had freshmen read: “We believe that ethnic differences are permeable, not separate boundaries that divide. Our diversity is a means to an end, which is the construction of a ‘special perspective?? that characterizes a Harvard student. Harvard is a place where the individual is supported no matter the background. The most important goal of a Harvard education is a philosophy of life that brings dignity and honor to human affairs...
...program in architecture and urban studies existed, it would inevitably be connected in some form to the GSD. The best structure of that relationship would need to be strategically determined, but undergraduates would not necessarily be seen as a burden at the GSD. Instead, they would bring a unique perspective??informed by a liberal arts background—that would heighten conversation and debate in the classroom...
...essential—because of their distance, as well as the experience they have gained beyond Cambridge. It is important, however, that the alumni chosen are not simply selected according to their rating from the development office. And of course, faculty will present the necessary teacher’s perspective??but in addition to professors who often hold positions on these types of committees, Dean of the Faculty William C. Kirby should include those who have not been as involved with the administration...
...Morning Prayers, Lewis called the book “mainly Western in perspective?? but “not jingoistic” and “not even about teaching patriotism.” He said the book instilled a sense of respect for the ideal of freedom...