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...know, a recent survey of 13,000 Harvard Law School alumni found that Professor Tribe is the most admired member of the school’s faculty, past or present. When Tribe was just 35 years old, Time Magazine included him in a list of the ten most outstanding law professors in the United States. He has helped author the constitutions of several emerging democracies, including South Africa, Russia, and the Czech Republic. He has argued more than 35 cases before the Supreme Court, and he has won most of them. His masterful treatise, American Constitutional Law, justly dominates...
Sixteen of the 35 football players who responded to the Crimson survey said “projected earnings” were primary concerns in their concentration choice. Fourteen of the 16 are economics concentrators. In contrast, only 30 athletes from the rest of the teams combined said anticipated career earnings were their primary motivation...
...athletes who responded to The Crimson’s survey, 192 listed “pure academic interest” as the primary consideration in their choice of concentration, and 43 more listed academic interest as one of two or three motivating factors. Scheduling, though, is another important factor for student-athletes...
...survey, 17 say they were unable to take eight or more of the classes they wanted because of practice times, and 46 more said they had passed up five to seven courses. Still others, such as hockey player Charles E. Johnson ’06, say that they shop classes with their practice schedules in tow, and do not even consider courses outside their allotted time...
Most respondents in a Virginia Commonwealth University survey released yesterday said that they support embryonic stem cell research, but oppose human reproductive cloning and human cloning for research purposes...