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...last week’s report remains sluggish, the discussion about the future of General Education will continue to be monopolized by faculty. A handful of UC reps, operating with their own political objectives in mind, are a paltry excuse for an undergraduate voice in the process of curricular reform; in the face of our leaders’ passivity, it’s up to the College as a whole to make itself a part of the process. The time...
...mired its own review? While the analogy is hardly perfect (for starters, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has nearly 700 professors while HLS has about 80) it is clear that the relationships among faculty members and between Deans and the Faculty are critical to the success of curricular reform. The HLS review was hardly a model for transparency; it had its genesis in private weekly dinner sessions between Kagan and several professors, and no interim reports were released. But trust and congeniality among colleagues allowed for the triumph of a successful review, which had every faculty member satisfied with...
Hamas, widely considered to be a terrorist organization, tried to reinvent itself earlier this year as a legitimate political party dedicated to serving the Palestinian people. With promises of “change and reform,” the group won a landslide victory in Palestinian legislative elections last January...
...Believe in a Better Harvard” and increase the UC’s student activities fee from $35 to $75. Since the controversial hike passed, reports of botched operations, missing checks, and high-profile failures have left many disillusioned with the Council and desperate for serious reform...
...authors set out a supposedly “non-partisan” list of five changes they think should be made in order to get America back on track. Most of the changes are innocuous enough: universal children’s health care, tax reform, and other Democratic stalwarts make the list...