Word: topically
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...most exciting uses will be that a student who's been fascinated by a topic will be able to do that instead of term-time...
Many students and administrators whoparticipated in the reform process say thatwithout Jewett the CRR might still be here today."In Dean Jewett you have someone coming fresh tothe problem who has been creative and flexible ashe dealt with the topic," says Fox, who servedwith Jewett on the committee that drafted one ofthe earlier versions of the Judicial Board...
...conversation soon moved to what we thought Hemingway's latest novel would be about. But we agreed that Hemingway had died 20 years ago and probably wouldn't be writing in the near future. So we moved on to the topic of college food...
Tomorrow's event: the reedmaking workshop. Even those who get to sleep after 5 will be prompt. Reedmaking is the essence of piping, the frustration of frustrations (a classic instruction book on the topic is The Piper's Despair). But it is a necessary evil for those who cannot afford to drop $25 or more every time a reed goes bad, which happens maddeningly often. In fact, says Britton, quoting an old oboe players' maxim, "there are no good reeds. We just learn to play the bad ones...
Newly developed evaluation tools such as the COMP exam and CIRP surveys have largely dispelled fears that assessment is impractical, educators say. Instead, faculties have become embroiled in a debate over what educational outcomes they should persue through assessment--a topic which may be the most controversial addressed by the Harvard Seminar...