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When Gen Ed officially launches next fall, counting new Gen Ed classes for Core credit will be crucial to making sure that the Class of 2012 has enough flexibility as the last class to graduate under a soon-to-be-extinct curriculum...
...American taxpayers can already earn deductions and credits in various ways: the religious types can deduct their tithes to the church from their tax returns, while married couples with children can file for child tax credits. The more environmentally minded have benefited from tax credits that essentially subsidize the purchase of hybrid cars and energy-efficient home improvements, while the poor enjoy the redistributive effects of the Earned Income Tax Credit. As such, it only makes sense that Washington provide strong incentives for every American to maintain or achieve a healthy body weight...
...fact, it’s not hard to envision a future where legislators and advocates from both sides of the aisle could craft a working and durable system to ensure that this new credit is not only verifiable—the easiest solution would be a simple annual checkup at the doctor’s office—but also relatively painless for the average taxpayer. Fiscal conservatives and public health advocates alike would welcome the market-based improvements with open arms...
...General Education committee has made it easier for incoming freshmen to graduate under the Core: all new Gen Ed classes will count for Core credit...
...Standing Committee has been dissolved and approving Core classes will be the responsibility of the Gen Ed committee, Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris, who also chairs the Gen Ed committee, has said that he is looking to make sure that more department classes are approved for Core credit...