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...community, and that we have a right to have our interests acknowledged and protected. This is not just about getting better benefits, or being paid more. The point of looking up from our books or our microscopes once in a while is to remind ourselves that we do not exist in an academic vacuum. Listening to each other, and learning how we can work together to benefit both ourselves and the academic community of this University are critical not only to our professional development, but to our personal growth as well. We must, in effect, get over ourselves in order...
After four years of immersion in a liberal arts school like Harvard, many students find themselves interested in career paths that simply don’t exist in their home countries. Mohamed wants to be an astronaut. “My interests are not compatible with home,” she says. “They have bigger things to worry about before starting a space program, like six million people starving. The list doesn?...
...some men’s credit, assertive, dance-loving guys exist. But many reluctant first-year men can do better. At Harvard, we pride ourselves on being the best; we should at least try to get over our fear of rejection. Give it a chance, guys. We all just want to have...
With the 2001 passage of the No Child Left Behind act and its Fall 2002 implementation, standardized tests now exist as the national means of assessing academic performance in schools. From California to Maine, Wisconsin to Alaska, all states are required to set standards within the core academic areas and then test their students in alignment with these standards. In schools with unsatisfactory scores, students may opt to attend other schools within the area; in schools with adequate scores, high-scoring students may receive award money. Given these outcomes, the standardized tests are not just for assessment purposes. More correctly...
...fact, they said, a large body of previous scholarship—especially work by Patricia J. Bauer of the University of Minnesota—does exist and influenced their study...