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...most, the price of a Harvard education will indeed do that. Most will find good jobs, pay off their student loans, purchase a house (in most places, anyway), and start families. But for those who want to pursue an unconventional or public service career, that price might prove to be a serious hindrance. The problem will be all the greater for your peers at less widely recognized colleges, many of whom will graduate with equally large debts and without a brand-name diploma to help boost their earnings potential. For them, the price of their higher education will...
...desire to prove the team’s strength and readiness before nationals especially came through in the final match...
...transparent as possible, and work hard to win over its critics. It is our hope that students will make use of the revamped hotline, and that eventually it will become an official, College and Bok Center-sanctioned feedback mechanism. We are optimistic that the hotline, as it evolves, will prove helpful both to students and to TFs. But in crafting this system, the UC must make sure that it does not strain the already complex, and often quite fraught relationships between students...
...interested in learning beyond the Ivy-clad walls, he or she had to clear approval with Office of Career Services (OCS), the Standing Committee on Study Out of Residence, and the student’s department of concentration. According to OIP Director Catherine H. Winnie, students also had to prove that their program offered a special opportunity that was not available at Harvard...
Requirements for program approval were eased. As of the spring of 2002, for example, students no longer had to prove that their semesters abroad would provide a “special opportunity not available at Harvard”; all study abroad would be treated as a “special opportunity...