…globalism, internationalism, and free trade. But other times, the spirit possesses autocratic regimes in the developing world and takes the form of a welfare state, economic nationalism, trade protectionism, and…
…value, as evidenced by high dropout rates, poor test scores, and the growing demand for remedial instruction in universities and community colleges. U.S. elementary and high school students consistently score…
…Sequestration keeps students in their dorms or campus apartments and restricts them from leaving unless it’s for meals, a COVID-19 test, or to get medical attention. Sequestration is more of…
…need for schools to provide ample testing, require those who test positive to self-quarantine, and allow students who are high-risk to opt out of in-person classes and activities. Apart from…
…a mere 10 points. It would appear, then, that differences in test scores had no noticeable correlation with students’ application-submission success. Nor were age, race, GPA, or educational aspiration meaningful…
…flight test engineer, I was told flatly that since I had not apprenticed first as an aircraft mechanic or fabricator, I had no chance. About the same time, I was…
…commissioners, including former Gov. James Hunt, submitted their final report, titled, “A Test of Leadership: Charting the Future of U.S. Higher Education.” Even though Spellings stated that she did not…
If a university were to state that it will not hire people applying for a faculty position because of their race, sex, or religion, that would be clearly illegal. No…
…point behind it — is not only “incisive criticism,” but the most incisive: “Humor is the only test of gravity, and gravity of humor, for a subject which will not…
…class at UT Law will, on average, owe more than $120,000 at graduation.As a consequence, it is now mostly impossible to do what I and most of my classmates did…