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...been unsuccessful at recruiting police officers from other nations to aid in cracking down on vigilante violence. The U.S., which has already committed itself to the region, should step in to fill the gap if necessary...
...Kloppenberg to fill Fleming's shoes, Harvard historians...
Accepting a greater number of departmental courses to fill Core requirements would reduce the size of overflowing Cores. It would free students from the unwieldy and frequently unsuccessful process of filing special petitions. And it would enable students to explore the many rewarding courses listed in the course catalog without worrying whether they also happen to be listed on page 37 of the Handbook for Students. Without questioning the need for broad education--even for exposure to different "approaches to knowledge"--there are ways to serve students better without the Core's confusing and seemingly arbitrary barriers to course choice...
Rather than come to class unprepared, students have to fill out three-question form on the courses web site answering questions from their reading...
...that sounds like a tough position to fill, consider that the future of 14% of America's public school kids depends on the person who gets the job. The post is big-city school superintendent, and it's open in 13 major cities across the U.S. as a crisis in school leadership unfolds. With their responsibilities growing, their authority eroding and their average tenure dropping to less than three years, urban school leaders now hold a dubious honor once reserved for anyone managing the New York Yankees under George Steinbrenner: they have the toughest job in America...