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...course there is a limit to this reticence towards change, especially when the alterations affect students?? day-to-day lives. As Wisse oddly attests, much of the student body strongly supported Summers throughout his saga even though he endeavored to shake up the entire University. Nevertheless, even in this situation, the changes supported by students were measured and gradual; Summers’ initiatives, such as the new Curricular Review and Allston planning, were long-term and much-debated transformations, not quick or erratic fixes...
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During his final two and a half years at Swarthmore, Miron operated a nightly bagel business that delivered sliced and cream-cheesed bagels to Swarthmore dorms at 10:30 p.m., assuaging students?? late-night hunger...
...important issue to students and faculty across the country,” President of the Harvard Interfaith Council Om L. Lala ’06 wrote in an e-mail. “Though [Harvard] is a secular institution, as it should be, I think the issue of students?? spiritual growth is unnecessarily shied away from,” he wrote. The study also broke down the data according to gender, race, and academic discipline. Sixty-six percent of African-American faculty describe themselves as spiritual “to a great extent,” the report...
...will also soon be rarified on the grounds that most people don’t possess the analytical tools to deconstruct its cultural and social intricacies.But David F. Hill ’06, who is currently in Stevens’ “Modern Crime Narratives” asserts students?? autonomy against academic criticism: “You can always reject the analysis. You’ve read it, you enjoy it, you can ignore what the professor has to say.”Those who do possess these tools then affect an amused detachment from whichever genre...