Word: wolfed
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...even skeptics must admit that Bob Dylan tickets were only $25, not $50 as they would have been elsewhere. The Commission’s heart may be in the right place, but according to Riesman what Harvard really lacks is “a place to see bands like Wolf Parade for $5.”Outside the HCC, the UC’s efforts provoke a mixed response from the rock scene. Blanks. come down on the affirmative side, with Boch proclaiming that “the UC’s been good to us,” sponsoring...
...curricular review (“Student Curricular Review Essays Stack Up Favorably to Profs,” 10/7/05). While I think Mr. Seton did an admirable job summarizing most works, he read my work too narrowly thus distorting my argument. He wrote, “I believe Gray and Wolf make the error of assuming that (the) only way to create self-directed graduates is to allow students to direct their own studies.” This misses the ENTIRETY of my argument. I do not believe that students should be allowed free reign to direct their studies. I believe...
...well-meaning attempts to create “well-rounded” students can prevent them from developing “a profoundly important value: passion.” “Imposing” a curriculum, as he argues, only serves to turn students off to learning. Thomas Wolf ’05 worries about the University’s desire to create students of a specific “mold” and argues instead that Harvard—through scaled down distribution and concentration requirements—must be “an agent of heterogeneity...
...believe Gray and Wolf make the error of assuming that only way to create self-directed graduates is to allow students to direct their own studies. As Christopher Catizone ’06 poignantly argues: “We are bombarded with information about practicing safe sex, finding late night counseling help, securing the best summer internship. But when it comes to learning, arguably the business of Harvard, we are handed a course catalog and encouraged to find our own way. But we are disappointed, for we cannot come to wisdom...
...Wolf suggested that the MBTA consider this and select a developer who can offer a solution to the problem of accommodating both buses and passersby...