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...doing your job if you’re all the time smiling,” Mansfield added.Does the 44-year veteran of the Harvard government department faculty smile himself? “I do smile a lot, but I’m not always trying to keep from hurting students?? self-esteem,” Mansfield answered.“The difficulty with doing something about grade inflation is that it has no constituency—only a few grouches like myself,” he said.Mansfield said his own undergraduate grades were “okay...
...terrific teacher who is dedicated to the teaching and mentoring of students??particularly female students,” Goldin, the Lee professor of economics, wrote in an e-mail...
...Langdon was the first Harvard president to be forced out of office. The no-confidence vote is a relic of systems in which the executive needs approval from the legislature in order to rule. But in the peculiar political structure of Harvard, it is the students??not the parliamentarians of the Faculty—who have proven capable of toppling the chief. —Staff writer Javier C. Hernandez can be reached at jhernand@fas.harvard.edu. —Staff writer Daniel J. T. Schuker can be reached at dschuker@fas.harvard.edu...
...known, consisted of eight Harvard, Berklee, and Northeastern students??two MCs and a six-piece live band. Alan J. Wilkis ’04, former guitarist for the band, characterized their sound as “Bob Dylan meets...
...public-interest opportunities over the summer, not erecting barriers to these ends. To accomplish this, it ought to offer waivers of its summer earnings expectation for students pursuing unpaid positions, especially those that serve the public interest. This waiver could also be offered alongside current grants that support students?? unpaid summer activities, thereby ensuring that students whose summer pursuits are recognized as valuable by the College won’t be discouraged by the prospect of personal debt.Were the FAO to revise its summer earnings expectation in this fashion, the costs would be comparatively minimal. Offering an exemption...