Shudipto Wahed

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Shudipto Wahed 1:18 am, Apr 02, 2020 Guest Columnist By now it feels as though everything has been said on both sides of the grading policy debate. And over the past few weeks, we’ve heard some Ivies — such as Harvard, Dartmouth and Columbia — adopt various forms of the Universal Pass (UP) system, while others — such as Penn, Princeton and Brown — have chosen a different path: an opt-in pass/fail system. Today, we await Dean Chun’s official announcement on where Yale stands.