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>Picture it: It's senior year in high school, the morning of your second crack at the SAT. You're nervous but optimistic. You've put in all that time all over again, relearning the ins and outs of the test, mastering every kind of math question, memorizing countless vocabulary...
This demographic obsession is one reason why so many shows have scenes set in coffee bars. Another, more telling explanation is that TV producers, lacking the budgets for car crashes and Bruce Willis, fill up a lot of airtime by having characters sit around and gab; talk, in production terms...
We also challenge The Crimson's assumption that true academic arguments are politics-neutral. The Crimson staff finds "something inherently political" in our demand for Ethnic Studies, and we agree. By its very nature, the study of race and ethnicity is political because it challenges the dominant. European body of...
As W.E.B. DuBois wrote ins his essay "Of the Training of Black Men," "The foundations of knowledge in this race, as in others, must be sunk deep in the college and university if we would build a solid, permanent structure."
The top-secret proceedings of the Corporation, coupled with its unique role as a board of directors involved proactively in the University affairs, mean new members must learn the ins and outs of the governing board before making their presence felt.