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Meanwhile, as tensions about representation mounted on the group’s perimters, internal disputes plagued the executive board. The social chair—a non-Eastern European student??€”left mid-year, and members complained about weak leadership and communication problems. Some also criticized the organization’s lack of involvement in the Tsunami relief efforts, accusing the board of organizing mediocre events that generated low enthusiasm and attendance...
When Summers unveiled HFAI last year, he made a striking point to illustrate why it was so crucial: the dumbest rich kids in the country were going to college at the same rate as the smartest poor kids. In other words, a student??€™s chances of attending college often had more to do with money than merit...
These related fields would be recorded on a student??€™s transcript and provide students with an alternative to the joint concentration, which requires students to write a thesis that integrates both fields of study...
...Harvard (OFA). He is one of two recipients of the 2004-2005 Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts, which recognizes “outstanding artistic talent and achievement in the composition or performance of music, drama, dance, or the visual arts…in the sum of a student??€™s artistic activities at Harvard...
...make political hay. Indeed, the most accurate analogue to Prof. Tribe in this case is the college student who mistakenly neglected to attribute certain quotations in a paper written many years earlier, only to have the oversight emerge years later as part of a deliberate effort to sully that student??€™s reputation. We have a sense that, in such a case, a faculty review board would quite rightly be critical of sloppy mistakes in quotation and attribution but would also, quite rightly, decline to take formal action against the student...