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...would wager that most Harvard students??many of whom actively avoid classes that start before 11:00 a.m. or meet regularly on Fridays—don’t remember, think or write as effectively in the morning as they do later on in the day. It’s not merely an inconvenience for late-nighters—as the squinty-eyed superiority complex of the early risers would undoubtedly claim. Morning people get a big advantage over the rest of us when it comes to final exams, which often determine student grades. There?...
...wolves (or at least members of the Fox Club). But take a step back in time—Saturday had been even worse. Exam-burdened students familiar with the punishments of cold, white, unforgiving academics spent hours becoming acquainted with the trials of cold, white, unforgiving precipitation. Irish-literature students?? souls swooned slowly as they heard the snow falling faintly through the universe and faintly falling, like the descent of their last end, upon all the living and the dead...
...role is not to plan student’s social life because they do a great job with that themselves. Rather, Zac’s role is comparable to what many student activities offices at large campuses provide—a staff member who can listen to students?? needs, brainstorm and advise them on how to accomplish their goals and help them plan an event to completion,” Associate Dean of the college Judith H. Kidd and McLoughlin wrote in a press release...
While Shauman was a graduate student at Michigan, she and Xie began analyzing massive sets of data containing junior high and high school students?? scores on standardized tests dating back to the early 1970s. Xie said that males are more likely to score in the 95th percentile or above on these tests. “Boys tend to be higher achievers and underachievers, while girls are more concentrated,” he said in an interview yesterday...
...that ‘aptitude’ is the second most important reason that women don’t get to the top when he leads an institution that is 50 percent women students??that’s profoundly disturbing to me,” Hopkins said in an interview Monday. “He shouldn’t admit women to Harvard if he’s going to announce when they come that, hey, we don’t feel that you can make...