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...bringing top minds into the education world, TFA is sending some very dangerous messages about the teaching profession. While many of its alums stay in education, it nonetheless implies that teaching, while a demanding occupation, can be merely a two-year prelude to one of those “real?? professions like law or medicine that require years of training. Essentially, the program makes the argument that smart people are ready to teach a full load of classes in some of the nation’s toughest schools after only five to six weeks of summer training. Unsurprisingly...
...King, Jr., and himself. “The idea of racial betrayal has been and remains a significant force in African-American life,” he said. Kennedy opened up the floor for student input, especially on the colloquial use of terms like “keeping it real?? and “acting black.” A third-year law student and Dunster non-resident tutor who co-organized the event, Daniel J. Urman, said he supported Kennedy’s view that common sellout rhetoric among people who exalt the idea of group solidarity...
Some believe that Black Thought, ?uestlove and their gang represent “real?? hip-hop that stretches back to, well, their roots. This camp points to the old-school, I’m-the-best-on-the-mic lyrics of Black Thought, and the influence of jazz, deep soul, and even blues on their live-instrument grooves, which they use instead of studio-crafted beats...
...While the character is a crime-fighter attempting to restore order and combat injustice in the future, Theron notes that she “sometimes did not think of this as a futuristic film at all,” and that the character “was very real?? to her. Flux is “constantly…challenging the world that she lives...
...more involved, stating among its primary objectives the “[promotion of] social awareness and community involvement at Harvard and beyond.” But to those who say that we aren’t integrated enough into the community, I point to a “real?? university town—Oxford, England—as an example of how town-gown relations can sour when students are too tightly woven into the community fabric.The so-called “Battle of St. Scholastica’s Day” occurred after rising tensions between townsfolk...