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...after an hour of debate, the participants couldn’t fill in the blank: “What is a Harvard man?” Is he a nerd, a cheat, a cad? The confusion is understandable: Afraid of appearing patriarchal, the College promotes an ideal for female students??the career-oriented woman—but not for male students. Though this attention to women is long overdue, University Hall should also define what it means to be a Harvard...
...semester here. But many students I’ve talked to either don’t realize there is a fee or don’t understand why it exists. The practice of charging students when they add or drop classes seems both financially unnecessary and potential harmful to students?? academic decisions; Harvard should not penalize its students for changing their schedules after an arbitrarily chosen Monday. If regulations allow students to change their schedules until the fifth Monday of the term—which they often do—then they should be able...
...Alex Mays ’12. The screening and discussion was sponsored by the Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations and the Race Relations Proctors. Brendan W. Randall ’88, a race relations proctor for Ivy Yard, said he was thrilled with the turnout and students?? engagement in the discussion. “I can safely say that this is the most successful race relations event in the last few years,” he said. —Staff writer Liyun Jin can be reached at ljin@fas.harvard.edu...
...that view.”Many of Kagan’s former classmates cite large class size as the driving factor behind the widespread grumbling among the student body. Compared to other top-tier schools such as Yale or Stanford—which have been characterized as having happier students??Harvard’s class size is roughly three times as large.“It was easy to think you were one of a million,” says William K. Kelley, a fellow student who worked under Kagan on the Law Review.As Dean, Kagan embarked...
...invested responsibly.” Students filled in the blanks with individualized thoughts, such as “it is a second home,” “it’s so diverse,” and “Expos rocks.” The students?? protest stemmed from allegations about the HEI’s treatment of workers, and in particular accusations of high worker injury rates, anti-union intimidation, and low wages, according to John F. Bowman ’11, one of the protest’s organizers. Bowman said that Harvard...