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College Freedom: NAS Denounces Liberal Books, Again
The NAS is at it again, denouncing colleges for the horrible crime of encouraging students to read books with a point of view. This time it's Brooklyn College , which is asking students to read How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? ...
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Preparing For A College Education | best article directory
You've probably heard that by the time your child graduates high school it will take a fortune to go to college . While public colleges and universities are.
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Preparing For A College Education | Article Directory Base
You've probably heard that by the time your child graduates high school it will take a fortune to go to college . While public colleges and universities are reasonable for many families right now, the cost is expected to rise to over ...
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A Community College Education is a Great Start | Look For Edu …
Many people search and search for the University are to visit after graduating from high school. students eager hope his time in college , while their parents...
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Why So Serious? Course Promotes Laughter as More Than Best Medicine
There hasn’t been much to laugh about at many schools across the country, what with budget cuts and creative cost-saving measures affecting course offerings and faculty positions. At one North Carolina community college , however, a new course is teaching students how to chuckle, giggle and guffaw, no matter how they feel about the state of affairs outside of the classroom. While the class is targeted at retirees—the noncredit eight-week “Laughter in the Sandhills” is put on by Sandhills Community College’s Center for Creative Retirement—it’s a good example of the kinds of offerings you may not know existed as you focus your attentions instead on the general education requirements in your course catalog. This class is taught by a “certified laughter coach,” according to an article about it in The Fayetteville Observer , and focuses on the positive health benefits behind a good laugh and the right and wrong way to let out a chortle.
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Should You Skip Class? A New Online Tool Weighs the Risk
You’ve already read about the website that allows college students to wager on their grades . A new online tool allows students to calculate not whether they should risk some cash on their academic performance, but whether sleeping in and skipping class is worth their while. The “Should I Skip Class Today?” calculator asks users 10 questions that glean information about how many times that user has that class in question, when the next major test/quiz will be held, and whether that class has an attendance policy, among other criteria. Once they hit submit, users are told whether they’d be safe or sorry if they stayed in bed and skipped class. For example, I was told it was OK to skip class but that I wasn’t completely safe when I gave the calculator a whirl.
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Education: Morning Roundup, Summer Internship Woes
Morning Roundup: From The New York Times : The Coveted but Elusive Summer Internship Between the sputtering economy and updated federal guidelines governing the employment of unpaid interns, many students have had a tougher time than they anticipated in landing résumé-enhancing experience this summer. From the Los Angeles Times : Is outsourcing community college education serving students ...
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Feds file new Arizona immigration lawsuit, this time to protect workers – Christian Science Monitor