…such attacks may be intensifying. The board is described at times as inept, divisive, “partisan,” “anti-intellectual,” and mean-spirited; unless they are “reined in,” North Carolina’s public university system will suffer…
…Dubois not only argues that it will improve UNC-Charlotte’s reputation, he specifically stated that a football team will boost the academic reputation of UNC-Charlotte. “Within North Carolina, does anyone doubt…
…I would also argue that the university’s reputation will be diminished by these efforts at equalizing grades between groups. Pressures to eliminate grading gaps will lead to the “dumbing down”…
…appointment will become effective Jan. 1, when he will then succeed current President Molly Broad, who announced in April her plans to retire at the end of the 2005-06 academic…
…in an interview with the Pope Center, “I’m not entirely convinced the revised CAA will succeed. In my view, it is probably the wrong approach. It will encourage UNC system…
…community colleges will not have to be matched by counties, some will. We estimated the potential cost at just over $53 million,” Hood added. “More spending for community colleges necessitates…
…sense. What the unique American identity is specifically. The first half of this essay will define these four concepts. The second half will explain the three issues raised by the…
…new Morrison Hall will have about 200 solar panels placed on the roof and their energy will heat about 60 percent of the building’s hot water. From that, a saving…
…innovation.” In his capacity as senior program officer at the Koch Foundation, Kissel managed private money. But he will control taxpayer money at the department. Will he use his new…
…find people who will not knee-jerk reflexively in the direction of political correctness every time a controversial issue gets raised. Such an individual will not be popular—reformers are rarely loved…