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...berry-picking operation." The frivolity had to go. Dr. Robert H. Blacklow '55, associate dean of the Medical School, said last week in defense of the concentration requirement, "The philosophy of education is not all hedonistic. Education is not all pleasure." In the spring of 1974, after the current third-year class had accepted their places at the Med School, the faculty decided that students in that class would have to concentrate in one of twelve areas, ranging from Immunology to Social Medicine and Medical Humanities...
...second- and third-year classes came out this February, most third-year students had already scheduled their course programs through the end of June. That leaves one year, not two, for the Class of '78 to fulfill the new requirements. While many students probably have unwittingly fulfilled the requirements already, it was only this spring that the requirements have been clear enough for the administration to require a concentration form specifying which courses students will use to fulfill their concentration requirements. And that form is due May 2, along with third-year students' study cards for the next academic year...
...caucuses are a good way to get people involved between elections in what their elected officials are doing and to increase citizen participation in the party," David Sullivan, a third-year law student who helped organize the caucuses, said yesterday...
...Third-year coach Peter Huntsman said he was confident of his team's ability, but declined to make any predictions for the season because he said he had no idea about the other teams' abilities...
That varsity boat is made up of six returning varsity oarswomen and two first-year crew members. Leading the eight will be junior captain Jane Roy, a third-year varsity member...