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Changes in the staff and curriculum of the Biology Department have affected considerably the enrollment in that department's courses this year. Nat Sci 5, ordinarily one of the most popular Gen Ed courses, has a very light turnout; Biology 115 was very much oversubscribed; all other upper-level biology courses are full...
Peter Albersheim, assistant professor of Biology and one of the four lecturers in Nat Sci 5 this year, attributed the comparatively small demand for the course to the absence of George Wald, and also to the popularity of the new Nat Sci...
Biology 100, "Evolutioinary Biology," and Bio 115, "Cell to Organism," as well as Nat Sci 5, are the basis of a new orientation toward modern biology. The new approach attempts to organize biological sciences around a few central themes...
...Sci. 111, "History of Far Eastern Civilizations," offers an antidote to those suffering from the parochialism of Cambridge. A temporal escape inheres in Alfred's English 200a, a course for beginners in Anglo-Saxon poetry...
While Ec. 1, Fine Arts 13 and German 75 drain off most of the morning throng, E.H. Erikson explores and interprets the human life cycle (Soc. Sci. 139), a subject on which he is a world authority. Nearly all of the writings of Chaucer are arrayed as food for thought in lunchtime English 115, and similarly important Greek literature is studied in Greek 112. Applied Math. 206, "Applied Discrete Mathematics," is a course for which "no specific preparation is suggested, but it is important that the student have a good mathematical background"; clearly, without such a background, he might...