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...more students should think about what they really want out of their Harvard education. As annoying as bad TFs and paper-packed reading periods are, the excellence of the instruction, the quality of the student body and the extracurricular opportunities are better here than you’re going to get than almost anywhere else in the world. France will always be there after you graduate...
While it’s true that the young professor frequently lends his byline to that New York magazine, and while it’s true that his style bespeaks serious thought and careful attention—Jeff F. Severs, who TFs for de la Durantaye, says the professor is known for his cutting wit, impeccable dressing habits, and “tennis star-like hair”—that’s not the whole story...
While it’s true that the young professor frequently lends his byline to that New York magazine, and while it’s true that his style bespeaks serious thought and careful attention—Jeff F. Severs, who TFs for de la Durantaye, says the professor is known for his cutting wit, impeccable dressing habits, and “tennis star-like hair”—that’s not the whole story...
...help prevent future delays depends on Harvard professors and TFs. They must be more conscientious about turning grades in on time, by the set deadline—apparently, a good portion of grades had not yet been turned in by this term’s deadline. In general, however, the whole Registrar grade process needs to be more transparent. Three different administrators in the Office of the Registrar refused to comment about the reasons behind the delay, denying even a student’s basic right to an explanation. Moreover, the office could have saved a lot of student stress...
...TFs for “War and Politics” except Ryu—David M. Margolis, Gregg A. Peeples and Simpson—arrived at the Sackler Museum lecture hall for the exam yesterday morning. Margolis declined to comment on Ryu’s absence...