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Can our public schools, originally designed to educate workers for agrarian life and industrial-age factories, make the necessary shifts? The skills commission will argue that it's possible only if we add new depth and rigor to our curriculum and standardized exams, redeploy the dollars we spend on education...
Deep Springs is an two-year all-male liberal arts college guided by the precepts of “academics, labor, and self-governance,” according to the school’s Web site. Given its rigorous application process of seven essays plus a four-day visit and...
Billed as “reality television’s latest social experiment,” the show will reward $250,000 to the couple that most effectively pools their brains and social grace. The beauties will be asked to perform intellectually rigorous tasks while the geeks are challenged to...
Kennedy subjected the teams to a rigorous questioning. The associate justice asked whether a court should determine how a corporation had lost revenue, reflecting a conclusion he reached earlier this year in a Supreme Court case, Anza v. Ideal Steel Corporation.
But Manson’s randomized clinical trial, which she said “is considered more rigorous,” did not support the previous findings.