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...high-water mark for undergraduate activism is, by most accounts, the University Hall takeover of 1969, in which students??frustrated by the University’s failure to distance itself from the United States military effort in Vietnam—poured into the office space of key FAS administrators...
...in” at a fall career forum and a grievance-airing at a speech by the director of the FBI to the hunger strike and the “I am Harvard” racism campaign. But at no point were administrators and students??or police and students, for that matter—nearly as at odds as they were a few decades...
...amounts to providing a sop to professors’ whims and egos. While the Faculty did vote to mandate evaluations of all teaching fellows (TFs)—a critical step in the University’s recognition of the importance of teaching ability among those responsible for students?? education here—its failure to include professors was a glaring omission and one we hope the Faculty corrects next year.This year also saw the release of a landmark report by the Task Force on Teaching and Career Development that sounded the alarm on the sorry state...
Fifty years ago, women were not even allowed into male students?? rooms past midnight. Yet as soon as next year, the division between “male” and “female” housing might become much less rigid...
...Harvard, administrators are examining its emergency response plans, according to Dean of the College Benedict H. Gross ’71. The College is investigating a system that would allow urgent text messages to be sent directly to students?? cell phones, he says, which may be in place as soon as this fall. At Virginia Tech, an e-mail warning of the first shootings did not reach many students in time...