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...contrast to the current Core Curriculum, which focuses on approaches to knowledge, the new proposal strives to connect a student??s liberal arts education to life outside the classroom...
...night. It is successful in mentioning everything from Ec10 to Hillel. The bold descriptions are informative and amusing, describing not only Harvard activities, but also personalities: “If there was one thing Parker hated worse than being scared, it was being wrong. (Being wrong: Every Harvard student??s worst nightmare...
...Healthy Eating Pyramid to guide our menus and the nutrition information we share with students,” Martin said, referring to a nutritional aid developed by researchers at HSPH. “That said,” Martin added, “we believe very much in the student??s right to make his or her own dietary decisions, and students are showing a growing interest in areas of healthy eating.” Told about the recent study, one Harvard female agreed that dining options on campus favor other sources of protein...
...misdemeanors to be detected by TurnItIn.com, a sophisticated online service designed to sniff out plagiarism. Harvard’s Instructional Computing Group is this year implementing a pilot scheme of the service. The possibility of a more expansive roll out looms, potentially giving way to a time when every student??s work would be subject to a thorough honesty test run by a computer. It is hardly surprising that the College is taking steps to improve cheating detection, given the results of a study conducted last year by the Center for Academic Integrity at Duke University, in which...
Like skinny jeans or iPod nanos, the college consultant has become every high achieving student??s must-have accessory. Over the past ten application seasons, the industry has emerged to meet the needs of students looking for help polishing their applications—and who are willing to pay to do so. Ever the entrepreneurs, Harvard students have been quick to capitalize on the trend. Admissions companies, ranging from those catering to would-be transfers to others focusing solely on low-income students, have been created by current undergrads, recent graduates, and even a teaching fellow. The Harvard...