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...employees are undergraduates—the majority of whom live off campus during the summer—athletic officials said they do not anticipate firing student workers. Instead, they said they will significantly reduce the number of temporary workers hired for the summer. Athletic administrators alluded to this year??s disorderly and drawn out process to finalize the department’s budget. Though budgets are typically submitted early in the spring, the athletic department—like the academic departments within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and undergraduate Houses—is still without a fiscal...
...hand, the absence of fifth-year players like Chris Pizzotti, Liam O’Hagan, Desmond Bryant, and several offensive linemen—guys who were the last holdovers from the 2004 squad that went 10-0—was most obvious, as the biggest questions on this year??s team lie at quarterback and at defensive...
...says Sandy Hessler, director of the Office of Career Advancement. She says that of the 35 percent of 2008 graduates who entered the private sector, about a third entered a public-private partnership, which would suggest that closer to three-fourths of students actually entered public service careers.Even last year??s decline in private sector employment—from 41 percent in 2007 to 35 percent—may not reflect a real change, but rather result from a higher student response rate to post-graduation surveys in 2008, casting doubt on the accuracy of the numbers that...
...operating budget’s approximately $444 million available for allocation, roughly $134 million has been set aside for Cambridge’s schools in fiscal year 2010, a slight increase over last year??s expenditure on school operating costs...
Beyond January 2010, however, the College should re-evaluate the January period. Dean Hammonds has promised to use this coming year??s experience “to inform our decisions about how best to view this period in future years.” We hope this promise holds true. In future years, when financial constraints are no longer so prohibitive, the administration should fulfill its original goal—of providing a period of structured programming in which students have the option and opportunity to pursue interesting and unconventional interests on campus...