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...czar” and the Dean’s Office’s renewed commitment to improving Harvard’s social scene—yet the Boston Globe story used the present tense to describe the poll’s implications and did not mention the survey??s date until the sixth paragraph...
Menino’s primary contention with the results of the study was that “the presentation of the survey??s polling data... suggests that opinions on race relations are uniform throughout such a large region, including seven eastern Massachussetts counties...
According to the UC’s report, an astounding 87 percent would utilize hours extended beyond 7:15 pm if they could, with 72 percent saying they would do so more than 5 days a week. Moreover, another recent UC survey??helpful in securing the promise for a 24-hour library—found that 97 percent of students are up past midnight and more than half are up past 2 a.m. That leaves seven hours between dining hall closing time and half of students’ bedttime. It is important that the UC and HUDS consider...
...results indicate that giving to higher education is recovering from the weak performance of the past two years,” said Ann E. Kaplan, the survey??s director, in a press release. “This year’s survey results also underscore the significance of personal giving in higher education fundraising...
Many students will undoubtedly slave over the survey??s questions, perhaps utilizing the 10-day window for profile alterations to artificially raise their compatibility rating with a prospective love interest or maybe trying to decipher the website’s “mathematical formulas” to find out just what lights their Valentine’s flame. Regardless of how one uses it, Crimsoncupid seems likely to take its place as the latest valuable addition to the Harvard student’s social arsenal, a repertoire that has earlier been bolstered by Thefacebook.com and Zachary...