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...career plans—or any career at all—in favor of raising children and running a family. The article noted that “young women today” are increasingly seeing their role as mothers as paramount, exploring flexible or scaled-back work schedules to reflect these priorities. Although the article was widely discussed on campus, it was hardly original. In truth, rarely does a week go by without a new newspaper or magazine story on what “young women today” are doing. Unlike many of my peers, I have no objection...
Testing college students will not improve their education (particularly if they cannot afford to go to college in the first place), and it is far from clear, as the Commission later acknowledged, that any standardized tests could be developed to accurately reflect the diversity of higher education curricula. Moreover, setting up a national database to track student performance, in addition to throwing serious privacy concerns by the wayside, will divert federal funds from programs that would produce tangible benefits—not more bureaucracy. Should Bush’s vision prevail, he has left us with little confidence in what...
...while preparing for her Rhodes Scholarship finalist interviews. She had already almost won the Quantam Women’s Sailor of the Year award as a junior, finishing second, and she had already been named an All-American twice. Now, as her career comes to a close, she can reflect on winning her third such award. “I’m happy for both of us,” Devlin said, referring to her crew, co-captain Christina Dahlman. Although Devlin has the share of the hardware, Dahlman has been along for the ride—literally?...
...house will have some renovation work done on it over the summer to reflect its changed function, according to Fifield, who added that the Seneca had “not ruled out leasing” some of the property for a short time while it is developed into the society’s headquarters...
When given the opportunity to reflect on my personal life in the pages of The Crimson, I’ve always written about things I appreciate.First, I wrote about the benefits of the First-Year Outdoor Program (FOP), and how it eases the transition to college life. Then, my close relationship with my mother inspired me to write a piece about incessant phone calls and the necessity of communication. After junior parents weekend, I envisioned what my roommates would be like as adults coming back to our 30th reunion. Then, this year, I wrote about my favorite place at Harvard?...