Adnan Bin Alamgir
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Death to (Bad) Sections
Sections are meant to initiate that exact engagement, through close interaction with both the teaching team and one’s fellow classmates. Instead, they are often cheaper, more awkward copies of lectures, covering almost all the same topics at a pace for the most disengaged student.
Learn Harvard’s Past To Know Its Present
A cry for mandatory Harvard history lessons may seem an appeal of a sentimental romantic, but a walk down memory lane might be what we need for a dialogue-driven campus.
Harvard Clubs Are a Wasted Opportunity
Perhaps counterintuitively, it is the clubs you join not merely for the sake of utility that will end up providing you the highest utility.
It’s Time Harvard Indoctrinates Learning
Garber, like most of the wider world, likely assumes that Harvard students automatically have an urge for informed discourse. But unless our pedagogy actively inculcates the ideology of learning, this expectation is quixotic to say the least.