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...evaluating their own courses or each others’. More importantly, there is a tremendous difference between a professor’s and a student’s opinion of a course’s pedagogy because, quite simply, courses are made for students’ benefit, not professors??€™. And if the Faculty refuses mandatory course evaluations, it is the University’s president who must override their protests...
...president of the Harvard College Democrats, Eric P. Lesser said that Harvard’s proximity to New Hampshire and its resources--including professors??€™ advice and student volunteers--draw candidates to Harvard...
...Moral Reasoning requirement. Paradoxically again, this dictatorial measure actually enhanced students’ freedom instead of diminishing it. The case of the Humanities portal courses should become the rule. Instead of leaving it up to the Faculty to approve the Core, FAS should appoint a small group of trusted professors??€”like those who produced the report over the summer—and provide them with the specific mandate to choose and swiftly implement a new Core. Only decisive action, maybe through an educational Cincinnatus, will save us from the deluge. Pierpaolo Barbieri ’09, a Crimson...
...shortfall is also the result of a hiring surge that has boosted the size of FAS from 635 professors in 2002 to 719 this year. Even after the recent construction costs are covered, the new professors??€™ paychecks and the new buildings’ upkeep will continue to weigh on University Hall’s balance sheet...
...score of 100 this year was 3.2 percentage points higher than second-place Cambridge University’s score, topped MIT last year by 13 percentage points. The rankings were determined by a range of criteria, including a peer review, the student-to-faculty ratio, the number of university professors??€™ citations in academic papers, and the percentage of international students and faculty. Director of Admissions Marlyn McGrath Lewis ’70-’73 said the first-place finish was gratifying, but she added that the admissions office does not place much emphasis on statistical rankings...