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Story summary
- Harvard University is considering a proposal to cap A grades at 20% to curb grade inflation.
- A grades rose from 35% in 2012-2013 to 66% in the latest year.
- A faculty committee argues the cap would restore meritocracy and reflect true student performance.
- Students oppose the proposal, citing concerns about undermining their investment in education and social experience.
- The faculty will vote on the proposal before the next academic year.
