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...Center. “I literally had no idea that this was happening.” Organizers said there would be many opportunities to volunteer in the future. “Clearly, this is not just about a single day,” the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences?? Fleming said. “The most exciting thing is just the idea of starting a new tradition, something that people will latch onto...
Life Sciences 1a, “An Integrated Introduction to the Life Sciences?? came in third with 601 undergrads...
...Vietnam War. With it went the close ties between Harvard and the military that defined the institution during World War II and even into the Kennedy administration. While bringing ROTC back to campus should not be conflated with studying war, both stem from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences?? continuing apathy toward a more comprehensive study of national security. The biggest misconception is that the study of war implies a support for conflict. Yet if pacifists renounce the study of war, they surrender expertise to its natural adherents: the hawks and perpetual gladiators who cannot imagine a world...
...you”—Harvard’s 723 members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences??is a group not given to consensus or, frankly, much trust...
...debate among faculty and students at both schools in the early 1900s gained new relevance last December, in the context of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences?? decision to create a new School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. SEAS, while still a part of the Faculty, is now independent enough to form stronger relationships with other Harvard faculties, according to former FAS Dean William C. Kirby...