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Ryan and Mendelsohn said last night that only hours after the council e-mailed the Faculty, dozens of professors had already begun to respond with their own feedback...
...getting to Harvard was really no different in terms of the time I dedicated to all areas of my life,” writes Hagerman. “I just tried to squeeze as much out of the day as possible.”DOING IT FOR THEMSELVESTo respond to the struggles of training, pressure, and breaking boundaries in a sport dominated by men, the Olympic women of the Harvard hockey team draw strength from a variety of sources. After apologizing for being trite, Cahow attributes her own determination and inspiration to her mom, a doctor...
...regime stifles innovation. I met a taxi driver who told me he left his post as a history professor because he could make more money from tourists’ tips in a day than he otherwise would in a month. Smith’s observation that people respond to economic incentives really seems to hold true in this case. Economic incentives—and sadly, not solely intellectual or spiritual motives—can bring about progress in areas like medicine, technology, and scholarship. Ultimately, it’s a trade-off. A society can either have complete equality...
...addition to readings and assignments, students in the class were also required to post to the course’s online discussion board and respond to the posts of other students. Mills based the second-year course on his textbook on leadership...
...When the President's father took the pulpit he offered a gentle riposte to Lowery, saying that he was from a small Episcopal parish and was humbled by the surroundings but that he felt compelled to respond to Lowery. He went on to note that when he was president and he met with Lowery, the African-American preacher usually got the best of him. "It was Lowery 21, Bush 3." Bush added in a reference to the poet Maya Angelou, "Maya, you have nothing to worry about." And in a rebuke to Lowery's poem, he quipped...