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...courses, some say they worry that if already-limited resources are devoted to classroom training, those with less serious interests in the arts will be left out. “I think that’s a real danger,” Mayman says. “At other schools??when you do have a formal department, it segments out a special group.” She worries about “making things more structured and formal and decreasing involvement...
Harvard is now one of only two Ivy League schools??Cornell is the other—at which students do not have cable, and bringing cable to every dorm would be a welcome improvement. Students could stay informed with channels like CNN and MSNBC, learn something new on the Discovery Channel, or rest their weary minds while kicking back to ESPN, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central or MTV. In fact, access should be made universal: the cost should be included in the room fee so that financial aid will cover access for those who can not otherwise afford...
Effective this fall, the Fitzgerald and Harrington Schools??which have been labelled as “underperforming” by the state—will close, and the high-performing Peabody and King Open Schools will move into their buildings, respectively...
Summers and Berman say that mandating the schools?? participation in purchasing plans would bring no added windfall...
Moriarty recently convened a meeting of schools?? administrative deans to consider how smaller schools might combine administrative procedures to save money, Hyman says...