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...students??the 613 undergraduates who have enrolled in Life Sciences 1a, the second most popular College course this fall—seem to agree. They say the worldly instructor’s unusual array of interests enlivens his course, an interdisciplinary introduction to chemistry and biology...
...professors will be required to be evaluated any time soon. Although this fact affects only a small number of courses—60 professors opted out of the CUE Guide last spring—the exemption remains a large blot on any claim that Harvard is trying to improve students?? academic experiences...
...Kopko says of DormAid’s early days. His goal was not to sell an exclusive product but to “make people productive and happy.” DormAid’s upcoming work in student finance is an example of its commitment to increasing all students?? productivity, he says. Kopko’s “judgment day” is Jan. 17, the day he hopes to receive a thick envelope from Harvard Business School. If it comes his way, Kopko plans to attend HBS next year and to continue to run DormAid...
...Students?? views on the next president can provide search committees with a unique perspective, American Council on Education spokesman Paul Hassen said. But he added that search committees may be looking for a different type of candidate...
...many alumni, consciously or not, give because they hope that their children will be able to attend Harvard. They also give because they want the Harvard that their children may attend to be as great as the one they attended. Such donations subsidize on-campus opportunities for all Harvard students??including the majority who are not legacies...