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...think Bruce Watson is a great teacher. That has been clear year after year. But [FAS] has a rule that limits the number of years someone can teach unless they are a tenured professor. I wish it were otherwise,” Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein ’61, now the former head of Ec 10, wrote in an e-mail...
...system, the Houses would be divided into four color-coded “neighborhoods.” Quad houses would comprise the orange neighborhood Lowell, Quincy, and Adams, the blue; Kirkland, Eliot, and Winthrop, the red; and Leverett, Dunster, and Mather, the green. The two blocking groups that wish to live near each other would still consist of up to eight members each, and would be placed in different houses in the same neighborhood...
...likened it to a sparse grammar of nouns and verbs and a limited vocabulary that is presented “in such a deft way that it will help you understand any language you wish to understand and any language will fit into...
...understand that we wish to protect our students, but some of the places embargoed are simply not all that dangerous. For example, it does not make sense to ban students from all 2 million square kilometers of Indonesian territory. Obviously, there are safe places and there are less safe places; it’s a big country. How unfair and unnecessary it would be to simply lump everything together...
...mail lists—love them or hate them, any student the least bit involved in an on-campus group most likely relies on them. And there have undoubtedly been times when students wish to get together and make their own list, be it for a study group, an unofficial student group, an entryway, or a blocking group. Thanks to the Harvard Computing Society (HCS), now anyone can create an e-mail list. We applaud HCS for taking the initiative to open mailing lists to the entire student body...