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...addition to its Business School activities, the Shanghai office and the future Beijing site—scheduled to open this fall or winter??will offer services and support to Harvard students in China as part of regional study and internship programs. The office will also conduct admissions events and interviews for prospective students...
...administrator who has shown the greatest regard for students is, ironically, the only one who has faced as much vitriol as Pilbeam: HUDS Executive Director Ted A. Mayer. Mayer has been the target of student complaints because of HUDS’s menu changes following this winter??s massive increases in food costs...
...that for students it makes a difference,” said Sally C. Donahue, director of financial aid. “For many students, it’s unexpected and it comes at a time...in your freshman year when you’re probably having midterms, when the winter??s coming on and when it’s getting cold.” This year, $200 each were awarded to about 300 freshman through the fund, said Donahue. Student representatives from the north had different reactions to the first flurries. Co-Prime Minister of the Canadian Club...
...year reign of Harvard’s Core Curriculum is coming to a close—just how and when will likely become clear by winter??s end.The group of professors and students charged with plotting the transition to a new general education program is moving toward a plan that could eliminate Core requirements for the current freshman class and possibly for sophomores as well.By the start of the spring semester, undergraduates may know which Core courses will count toward the new general education requirements, which were approved last spring with the goal of emphasizing the real-world...
...that these works don’t reward careful examination, but rather that they don’t require it: it would be hard to imagine the tremendous show of Weimar painting, “Glitter and Doom,”—displayed at the Met last winter??being put up in the summer, simply because it demands so much more analysis than a casual museum-goer is willing to give. Rather, summer exhibitions feel like summer movies, complete with high-budget special effects (for example, Salvador Dalí, at London’s Tate Modern...