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...goes well, there can be something very satisfying about studying for exams. Not taking them, of course--even if you're prepared, trying to spill out a semester's worth of material in three hours almost always disappoints. But studying for exams forces you to review (or, for us lazy folks, to read for the first time) the coursework and to see what exactly you have learned. And then you relize that the whole point of exams is not to make you sum up the entire course, or filter it down into the three major things worth knowing. (That...
...went back through my notes and decided to review for this, my last words to you, my final exams. And I discovered that this is one test for which I am royally screwed...
...medieval Hebrew philosopher has written, "Days are scrolls. Write on them only what you want remembered." There is no final exam, just a wide blank page waiting before us. I only hope that I will remember, now and then, to review my notes. Dara Horn '99 is a literature concentrator in Eliot House. This is her final column...
Students took time out from reading period review sessions last night to honor their teachers at the 1999 Levenson Memorial Teaching Awards, sponsored by the Undergraduate Council...
Graduating from college in 1939, Countryman was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. In law school, he was president of the Washington Law Review editorial board...