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...worry that undergraduates tend too seldom to consider Harvard’s endowment an extension of our community, our values, and our capacity for growth,” said Matthew R. Greenfield ’08, the lone undergraduate on the ACSR...
...warning us all to be skeptical of poll results: "People tend to tell pollsters what they think they want to hear...
...significant. Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid William R. Fitzsimmons ’67 has told The Crimson that a student’s legacy status is merely a “tip factor” in deciding whether or not to admit a student. Legacies tend to be some of Harvard’s most qualified applicants, and most will likely still gain admission under a policy that does not consider their parents’ Harvard diplomas. We do not expect a renunciation of legacy preference to significantly change the makeup of the next year’s incoming...
Instructors who are not on tenure track “tend to be focused entirely on teaching,” Martin said, adding that they nevertheless “might not be in as good a position to advise senior theses and research projects because they are less research-oriented...
...worry a lot about issues of gender equity. One thing that is true is that women tend to be much more represented in the non tenure track ranks than in the tenure track ranks,” Martin said...