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...awarded the prize for his thesis “A Theater of Harmony: Adamo Boari’s Project for the Teatro Nacional, Mexico.”“If such a prestigious prize is being given away to students it shows that Harvard thinks students?? research is important,” Hernandez said.Ian K.L Goh ’06, a senior whose thesis “To Make a Prairie: Bees as a Marker of Place in Greek and Latin Poetry” earned him a Hoopes, also mentioned the financial motivations—students...
...students who have not attended school in either the U.S. or Canada.” According to Erinn M.M. Wattie ’06, the Canadian Club decided to try to get the policy changed after one member overheard a representative of the Woodbridge Society, an international students?? group, say, “Why would we invite Canadian students to FIP? We don’t invite Americans.” Wattie, who is a member of the Canadian Club and spearheaded the drive to change the policy, said that it’s “ignorant...
...think she knows Harvard extremely well, and she knows Latin America, and those are the two main qualifications,” Coatsworth said of Grindle, “she’s also a very skilled and organized administrator, and she has excellent relations with colleagues and students??and I don’t think you can ask for more than that.” —Staff writer Lulu Zhou can be reached at luluzhou@fas.harvard.edu...
...vocational training for students going directly into the work force and advanced course tracks for college-bound students. These students, however, already have the option of creating de facto specializations by focusing electives on one area if they so choose. Furthermore, shoving a specified menu of additional courses down students?? throats is not the best way to improve work and college preparation for the masses, even though it may work at “science magnets” for select gifted and motivated students. Instead, educators should focus on reducing class size, improving teaching, redesigning curricula, and providing...
...departmental courses that count for Core credit. There are only four courses in the history department, for example, that fulfill either the Historical Studies A or Historical Studies B requirement. Worse, there are very few Core courses offered in a given Core area in any semester, severely limiting students?? course options. Students will reasonably ask about retroactive Core credit for taking departmental courses that have since gained Core status. Core credit should, indeed, be retroactive, so long as there are no substantive changes to a course’s curriculum and requirements when it becomes a Core...