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Only one speaker at today??s Faculty meeting, the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, lamented the requirement’s demise...
...Harvard Girl” established a new genre of biographical books that uses one family’s personal story to convey its approach to family education in today??s China, Liu says...
...showing of the semantic significance, NBC’s Matt Lauer actually made an official announcement on the network’s “Today?? show about the company’s decision to utilize the term “civil war.” Lauer said, “After careful consideration, NBC News has decided that a change in terminology is warranted, that the situation in Iraq with armed militarized factions fighting for their own political agendas can now be characterized as civil war.” The network’s cable news channel...
...flurry of curricular changes proposed by the Harvard College Curricular Review all share a recognition that, in today??s society, a basic understanding of global forces—international markets, developing regions, cultural and religious exchange—is a vital intellectual pursuit. This eye towards globalization has helped shape a proposal of general education that emphasizes world cultures and interdisciplinary study. In light of this focus, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) should begin to address what has become one of its most serious deficiencies: the study of South Asia. The study of modern South Asia?...
...course even required horses. The students were supportive—a 1915 Crimson editorial actually calls for the creation of the department, seeing in it a public service role for the University to play. That spirit of civic dedication—something that has really disappeared from campus today??even manifested itself among rabid pacifists. The writer John Dos Passos ’16, for example, felt compelled to volunteer for “gentleman’s ambulance corps”—until his father vetoed it. During the First and Second World Wars, Harvard?...