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When the latest general education report was released last week, the world??s Harvard-watchers focused intently upon the report’s most unorthodox recommendation—a “reason and faith” requirement. It even made headlines in The Times of India...
...people in each faith encounter the challenges of science, globalization, democracy, secularism, and the sheer fact and power of the religious “other?” These are the world??s questions, not just ours. If our curriculum hopes to create global citizens, it cannot avoid them...
Harvard topped the list of the world??s best universities for the third consecutive year, according to a British ranking published last week. The Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) placed Harvard at number one in its third annual ranking of the top 200 universities around the world. Princeton, which bested Harvard in this year’s U.S. News and World Report, was ranked 10th by THES. While Princeton fell one spot from the previous year, Yale moved up three, tying MIT for fourth place. “Universities continue to define themselves internationally, both at subject level...
North Korea’s alleged nuclear test this week occurred deep underground in a mountain tunnel in the North Hamgyong Province, but in its aftermath, the world??s eyes are on Harvard Square...
...Third World. Angelina might adopt every last sub-Saharan baby that has not already been claimed. A veritable “babe-in-arms race” might ensue, as Hollywood elites stockpile orphans and worry about a charitable-giving gap.This build-up will obviously benefit the world??s poor, but it will also benefit the givers themselves. As strange as it may sound, by giving money to all of these causes, these celebrities will more than likely get more money back.I like to call this the “Bono effect.” Named after...