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...could reduce the cost of their expensive and lucrative test prep materials so that preparation becomes less of a luxury good. Moreover, colleges could share with each other information on the quality of instruction of different high schools, making it easier for deluged admissions offices to judge a student??s coursework relative to standards of his or her school. In the long run, this would allow colleges to de-emphasize standardized testing and focus on other measures of aptitude. Such solutions would reduce the inequities imposed by standardized tests without destroying a useful tool because it is flawed...
...forced to blindly put their faith in their resident dean or assistant dean of freshmen, who serves as their advocate to the Board. Though the advocate abstains from voting on matters regarding students he or she represents, it is certainly a gross conflict of interest to have the student??s sole liaison to a judicial body also be a member of that body. Another major flaw in the system is the lack of student representation on the Administrative Board. Students representatives would provide a valuable additional perspective that the Board currently lacks as they would be able...
...raise’ his or her hand by clicking a button,” Malan said in an e-mail. “Any TFs in the room will then hear a beep and they’ll see a number appear next to the student??s name signifying the student??s place in line.” CS 50’s venture is largely experimental. The course will continue to host traditional office hours. Course veteran Andrew K. Chan ’09 said that while virtual office hours will allow teaching fellows...
...RIAA cannot send these letters—which give the recipient 20 days to try to settle out of court—directly to the students because they can only gain access to the particular IP address downloading the copyrighted material, and not the student??s name associated with that computer...
...charge, known alternately as the “Undergraduate Council Fee” or “Student Activities Fee,” will require an e-mailed statement to an FAS e-mail address—ucoptout@fas.harvard.edu—stating basic information along with the student??s reason for opting out of the charge, according to instructions included in the July termbill...