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...especially public service opportunities. I want to contribute to Lithuanian development. One day I’m going to go back and do something there.” CHOOSING TO SERVEMany students and graduates are using public service as an avenue to effect brain gain in America. David L. Tannenwald ’08, of Newton, Mass., has interned in the public sector and is currently exploring career fields for post-graduation life. “I’d be shocked if whatever I do doesn’t involve public service,” he says. His work...
After reading about the change in a March 19 Crimson article, David L. Tannenwald ’08, a transfer from Brown University, organized the meeting with Thomas S. Wooten...
...Tannenwald said last night that he wanted to ensure the College would still be committed to welcoming and supporting new transfer students, even if the number of transfers is reduced...
...honor-code community must share a ‘matrix of common belief and purpose’ that underlies the code, and a homogeneous community is likelier to reach a broader agreement about this matrix,” Melendez wrote in his 1985 study.But David L. Tannenwald ’08, a transfer student from Brown University, strongly disagreed with the notion that diversity presents an impediment to an honor code system.“I think there are certain values among students that are more or less universal,” he said.PURPOSE OF A CODEThere are, nonetheless, important...
...send a message that [the lectures] weren’t a good idea,” Andersen said of the low attendance. “And then there are other people who just find the lectures useless and don’t go.” David L. Tannenwald ’08, also a government concentrator, said he thought that boycotting lecture was not a good way to effect change. “If you don’t think you’re getting something out of the lecture and you stop going, that’s your...
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