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...full twenty-five year career, can anyone picture an ad for “Norbit” featuring the words “starring Oscar Winner” and take it seriously? Would anyone have more respect for the next installment in “The Nutty Professor?? franchise? Some weighty competition will come from Wahlberg, whose fast-talking turn in “The Departed” steals every scene, and former child star Haley, who, as fate would have it, plays a pedophile in “Little Children.” This year, the Academy...
...feed the world, and only 40% is based on your ability to feed yourself. 9) Contrary to your expectations, your class on dinosaurs does not include a unit on how to successfully escape from an island filled with dinosaurs. 10) Re-reading the CUE guide, you realize that your professor??s 4.9 rating was based on just two evaluations—those of Clifton G. Dawson Jr. ’07 and Jay R. Lundy, Jr. ’09, neither of whom ever took the class. 11) You realize your two film classes have screenings...
When Kagan became the dean of the Law School in 2003—just two years after becoming a tenured professor??she took the helm of a school whose divisive ideological battles had largely been put to rest, but where many felt the curriculum had atrophied and a number of fresh faculty appointments were needed to replace a graying faculty...
...It’s good to spread it out. Or at least not have to write five papers. That was a little too much,” he said. Whether a student has a final exam is often a function of the discipline as well as the professor??s personal preferences. Humanities and social science courses, however, are more likely than others to require only a final paper rather than an exam. According to Bret J. Benesh, a preceptor for Mathematics 1a, “Introduction to Calculus,” said it would be hard...
Days before he launched his campaign for the presidency, Barack H. Obama gave Law School professor David B. Wilkins ’77 a heads up: one of the professor??s favorite students might be heading to the White House. But that favorite student wouldn’t be Barack. It’d be Michelle R. Obama, his wife. The presidential hopeful graduated magna cum laude from the Law School in 1991; his wife earned the degree three years earlier. But the senator was still outstanding in his own right—“brilliant, charismatic...