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...There are caps set on how many [students] you can let out and how many you can let in," she says. "There can't be a mass exodus...
Somewhat less inspirational was the mass exodus that followed Professor West's speech on the need for democratic dialogue. A small group of fewer than 20 people stayed to hear a student panel discuss "Apathy or Activism?" a discussion that put into effect many of the concepts that Professor West discussed...
...Exodus On Wall Street If you thought today's 220-point Dow drop was nasty, just wait until Monday when the corporate earnings season begins. Dare we say Bear...
...years select the people with whom they expect to live for the next three years. Despite the College's efforts to create complimentary rooming groups, countless uncontrollable factors make rooming placement for first-years more or less arbitrary. As a result of this randomness, one might expect a mass exodus from these contrived rooming groups by sophomore year as students chose to live with people who shared more of their interests. Yet every year, when blocking season rolls around, the vast majority of first-years choose to continue living with at least one of their current roommates...
...course they don't, but the Wileys are plunging into their new life all the same. And they have plenty of company. A new kind of "white flight" is going on in America today, but unlike the middle-class exodus from multiethnic cities to the suburbs a generation ago, this middle-class migration is from crowded, predominantly white suburbs to small towns and rural counties. Rural America has enjoyed a net inflow of 2 million Americans this decade--that is, 2 million more people have moved from metropolitan centers to rural areas than have gone the traditional small-town...