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Presidents come and presidents go, but some faculty have been here since the Pusey era. These professors represent a vast repository of institutional memory and experience, all of which must be put to good use in the coming days. Harvard students won’t be the only ones suffering if professors decide to throw in the towel for new climes. Harvard as an entity will be injured...
...vast matrix of current events, personal aspirations, and career considerations will ultimately determine whether individual faculty members choose to pack it up. For our sake—and for Harvard’s—we hope that faculty members will be brave and resolute enough to use their present gripes not as an excuse to leave, but as a spark to start crafting a new, better College...
...their numbers,” states have traditionally redrawn congressional district lines every decade to account for population shifts evident in the Federal Census. The only requirements imposed by the courts are that each district must be contiguous and composed of approximately the same number of residents. The vast majority of state legislatures have given themselves the authority to preside over this process...
...vast majority of people think that internet gambling should be legal,” he said. “Sooner or later, I think the U.S. government will need to come around...
...problems with the slow-paced plans for the Fogg’s renovation are manifold. First, the museums must find places to store the vast collection of artwork while renovations are underway. “We don’t want to just close the door,” explains Benefield. “We have to keep serving the academic community...