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...said moving undergraduates would “open up the possibility, in the long term?? of eliminating the Houses currently in the Radcliffe Quad...
Today is the day of reckoning for the embattled California Governor Gray Davis as he faces the recall effort that seeks to end his tenure. That the policies of Davis’ short-lived second term??he was reelected less than a year ago—have been distressing may be an understatement. The repercussions of his recall, however, may take a far more harrowing toll on the stability of the Golden State as well as set an unwanted precedent for the office of Governor...
This regrettable opinion does nothing more than maintain an anachronistic calendar. Even on a pragmatic level, keeping Fall Term??s exams after winter break will continue to ruin “vacations” of students with any conscientiousness about their studies. Unless we want to doom the legions of Harvard students to more years of having “time at home” meaning “time in front of the home computer” writing papers. And ending so late compared to other schools only serves to complicate our efforts to negiotiate...
...some 300 years of its existence, Harvard has been a school enamored with the virtues of liberal education. The term??s meaning has remained roughly the same, now embodied in today’s Core. To be, as Larry Summers puts it, a member of the “educated company of man,” one must have an empathy and understanding for a variety of subjects. And in earlier days, this also meant a fundamental set of knowledge: all Harvard students read Aristotle, Plato and Kant...
University President Lawrence H. Summers brought the laws of supply and demand to the Memorial Church yesterday at the term??s first Morning Prayers...