From Harvard University's Department of English Frequently Asked Questions
Question: "Can I speak to a faculty member about a grammatical question?"
Answer: Hell no, you poor peon.
Link via The .Plan: A Quasi-Blog (by James Choi, Associate Prof. of Finance, Yale School of Management) See a paper co-authored by him, "What Does Stock Ownership Breadth Measure?" for one difference between Smart Money and Dumb Money.
I always found this to be amusing, although, I suspect parents paying for that undergraduate education might not see the humor
"FOR THE THIRD TIME in a decade, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS) is addressing its educational mission. "
"And Michael S. McPherson, speaking bluntly, puts the matter this way: “Good undergraduate education is not Harvard’s most important product,” compared to its role in fostering world-changing ideas."
"His starting point—“Harvard is an institution of truly great teachers”—"
HARVARD FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES REFOCUSES ON ITS EDUCATIONAL MISSION | HARVARD MAGAZINE MAR-APR 2011
Posted by: JKB | August 13, 2012 at 07:05 PM