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...tack the fee onto students’ termbills, which is a reasonable way that many Harvard departments charge students necessary fees. The Office of the Registrar, for example, term-bills add-drop fees. But if a $10 charge for, say, a missed mental health appointment, appears on a student??s termbill, then a student??s parents, or anyone else who views a student??s termbill, might discover a medical detail that the student had wished to keep private. UHS should adopt the same policy for paying a “dinka fee?...
Instead of relying on a default “print” option, newspapers need to think. The community’s benefit from reporting a student??s name, or exercising free speech for its own sake, does not always supersede the harm it does to the individual. Too much truth can be a decidedly bad thing, and blindly printing students’ names is a naïve way of avoiding a complex moral decision...
...course lottery took into account class year, the student??s need to satisfy the Literature and Arts B requirement, and a written statement of interest, Field said...
These are all very important criteria that should factor into every Harvard student??s decision...
...applications. This can be done somewhat in an interview, but there really is no clear solution given the current applications and standards for admission. The SAT is clearly flawed, counselor recommendations and grades are too variable to rely on, and essays can be altered far beyond a student??s capabilities. Although I do not have a magic solution to this problem, the College must recognize and account for it rather than quietly ignoring it, because it won’t go away. Too many students seek only the paper the degree is printed on and the prestigious name...