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...into a “traditional” degree pattern—from those who want to finish their undergraduate degree later in life to those who simply want to take a course for fun—to fulfill their educational goals. Because the Extension School’s target audience includes the general public just as much as currently enrolled extension students, featuring videos of extension courses online is a sensible and creative way of inviting the public to study at the Extension School...
...more so as an American—to not see an empty glass in this situation. Not only will these rumors cost a deserving and honest candidate votes, but they further spread the acceptability of xenophobia in our media and our society. Muslims, in particular, have become an easy target for sensationalist media with thriving post-9/11 McCarthyism. Never mind the fact that Obama is a committed Christian; an even-speculative connection to Islam is enough in some people’s eyes to discredit his entire life’s work. Like the rumors spread about Senator John...
...nine of Harvard’s most recognizable names should not be underestimated.Three of the Task Force’s recommendations deserve particular attention from the full Faculty. First, the Task Force’s recommendation to create monetary and career path incentives for good teaching are on target. Currently, there is almost no incentive for good teaching. Teaching awards don’t consistently lead to above-median pay adjustments, and professors who gain distinction as teachers by being appointed to prestigious Harvard College Professorships do not see immediate bonuses. Faculty members will never be encouraged to focus...
...mail. “At this meeting, the Chancellor, the Provost and the Chair of Communication Science promised that the newspaper will maintain its independent [sic], autonomy, critical thought and above all our freedom of speech.” Although Chancellor Pedro Palou—the target of many of the cartoons and columns that preceded the closing of the paper—said at the meeting that the paper still has “room for improvement and change,” he did admit that some mistakes were made by his administration, according to Viveros. The administration also...
...account for the whereabouts of the protestors for the entirety of the event. “I don’t know what everyone of our members did,” he said. According to an article Wednesday in the Boston University Daily Free Press, the group became the target of campus police last week after they entered a classroom prior to a Jan. 23 lecture. “People see [LaRouche members] as a nuisance and don’t realize that they have no business being on BU property,” BU spokesman Colin Riley told...