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...extremely important that colleges and universities continue to seek diverse student bodies through their admissions processes. Under the present system, however, a simple yes-or-no question about racial identity can only produce a simplistic understanding of diversity. If colleges are to build entering classes that represent a variety of individuals—and not simply a variety of minority groups—they will have to start by renovating the process by which they choose their students. The checked box must...
Hobsbawm addressed America’s past and present foreign policy in his speech, the second of three William E. Massey lectures this week sponsored by Harvard’s Program in the History of American Civilization...
...that reason, “Prairie” seems stuck between times—neither belonging fully to the present nor the past—just like a photograph...
...basketball team, stud wide receiver, and fierce middle linebacker, respectively. All three athletes had four freshmen pick them out (two simply didn’t have a clue). The budding statisticians and sociologists among the readership will surely be quick to point out the bias of self-selection present in this study: those most interested in Harvard athletics would be those who took the time to answer the e-mail. Because of this, the pathetically small sample size, and other experimental inefficiencies, the results are unfortunately inconclusive, if not just indicative of rapid uptake, then of some awareness of Harvard...
...particularly” with either of the two undergrad courses focusing on the Constitution that Law School faculty members are teaching this term. Morton J. Horwitz, who holds the Warren chair in American legal history, is teaching a Historical Study-A course tracing the Constitution from 1788 to the present. And Richard H. Fallon, who holds the Tyler chair in constitutional law, is teaching Government 1510, “American Constitutional...