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Habits which were no big deal in high school??like perpetually turning in papers late—began to plague Annie Bolotin ’08-’10 in the fall of her freshman year. “My first semester my grades were great, but during the semester I ran into a lot of anxiety problems,” Bolotin says...
...most successful shot blockers. And then there’s forecheck, where Magura’s fitness and doggedness wreak havoc on teams’ abilities to set up. He’s been at it a while. Magura played three years at Fargo South High School??he was Rookie of the Year there, too—and the summer before his senior year, he attended three USHL camps. Two coaches told him they weren’t interested, and a third, from the Lincoln (Neb.) Stars, promised to get back to him. The phone didn?...
...schools. The UC has repeatedly refused to give credit for a small number of Calvary courses including “Christianity’s Influence in American History,” “Christianity and Morality in American Literature,” and a number of the school??s science courses. Calvary and the ACSI charge that refusing to count these course amounts to penalizing students for taking Christian-themed classes. Ultimately, they worry that the UC’s restrictions will chill speech at private Christian schools, forcing them to secularize in order to provide...
...disclosure practice has been in place since 1998.Any changes that HBS decides to implement would not affect students currently enrolled at the school, but would only apply to future classes, Ruback wrote.Ruback and HBS student leaders both said that such a change would be intended primarily to reinvigorate the school??s academic focus, as well as to improve the recruiting process.“In many ways, non-disclosure is inconsistent with our mission of developing outstanding business leaders,” Ruback wrote. “Much of what business leaders do is define, measure, and seek...
Harvard Law School has created a task force to recommend methods of ameliorating the effects of on-campus military recruitment on the school??s gay and lesbian population, leaders of a student group said yesterday.A committee of students will address the impact of the Solomon Amendment, which allows the Pentagon to bar federal funding to universities that hinder the military’s ability to recruit on campus.Jeffrey G. Paik ’03, co-president of Lambda—the Law School??s gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender student group—said the committee...