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Bernstein, Cutler, and Tuck said that the size of the department may decrease in the coming years as the introduction of secondary fields and delayed concentration declaration alter students?? academic choices...
...mentor, William Alfred, and says that she tries to listen to and encourage her students in the same way that he did. “I just took it straight from him, as much as I could.” Like Alfred, Valentine likes to listen to students?? work read aloud in class. She also brings in other poets’ work to “enlarge the room a little.”At her 50th Radcliffe reunion next week, Valentine will read poems from her new manuscript, tentatively titled “A Bowl of Milk...
...solution? Keep Lamont open 24 hours. Spurred once again by The Crimson and the Undergraduate Council (UC), which published a detailed report on students?? late-night study habits, HCL put in place a two-year pilot program that since last September has kept Lamont open from 8 a.m. Sunday to 9:45 p.m. Friday...
...report stated. “But we must report that on this score the undergraduates appear a good deal less concerned than the faculty.” A biting editorial in The Crimson in October of 1955 strongly disagreed with the Overseers’ assessment of students?? level of comfort, however.“There are several possible reasons that the Committee did not find ‘concerned’ undergraduates in the Houses. One is that many of these undergraduates were not there at the time: they were out eating in restaurants because they couldn?...
...severely compromised,” when it was learned that some students in the course had brought already-completed answers to several of the questions on the exam. These accusations prompted the course head, Professor of Physics Mikhail D. Lukin, to make the final exam count less towards the students?? final grades. The exam in Physics 153, “Electrodynamics,” allowed students to use their course notes and textbooks. According to a student in the course, Elizabeth R. Shope ’09, a “rumor” circulated in the class...