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Schools Slap Down New Dress Code … For Parents 0
- Education, Free Style
- April 24, 2019
Mary Margaret Olohan A Texas high school and several other United States high schools are instituting dress codes for parents that ban shower caps, short dresses, lingerie and other clothing the schools deems inappropriate for an educational space. The principal at James Madison High School in Houston, Carlotta Outley Brown, issued a letter now posted on
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Libertarian Students Feel Socially Isolated on Liberal Campuses 0
- Education
- February 15, 2019
In today’s world, politics are more prevalent than ever. They aren’t the same isolated conversations they once were. Instead, they are often used as representative aspects of an entire personality rather than an opinion. Because these opinions are used as a judgment of personality, political views are more polarizing than ever. In other words, political
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Political Trolls Are Becoming Such An Issue In College Classes, Professors Are Hatching A Plan To Deal With Them 0
- Education, Front Page
- January 29, 2019
Neetu Chandak on January 29, 2019 Professors at the University of Illinois at Urban-Champagne (UIUC) are sick of political trolls and are hatching a plan to deal with it. UIUC Faculty Senate members passed a revised policy proposal Monday that says it will strengthen current university policy on student disruptions and harassment, according to Inside Higher Ed. But media
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Retired NYU Professor Explains Why College Students Prefer Socialism 0
- Education, Political Opinion
- January 28, 2019
Nick Givas on January 28, 2019 Retired NYU professor Dr. Michael Rectenwald explained how educators are encouraging the spread of socialism throughout college campuses, on “Fox & Friends” Monday. “You had professors going over to the Soviet Union from America, going over to the Soviet Union, learning about the Soviet system of education. And being convinced
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UGA Grad Student Doesn’t Understand Why Saying ‘Some White People May Have To Die’ Is ‘Controversial’0
- Education, Headline News
- January 23, 2019
Neetu Chandak on January 23, 2019 A University of Georgia graduate student does not understand why saying “some white people may have to die” is receiving backlash. Philosophy grad student and teaching assistant Irami Osei-Frimpong originally made the comment on the Overheard at UGA Facebook page Jan. 16, Campus Reform reported. “Some white people may have to die for Black communities to
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Teacher Union Ends LA Strike With Deal That Could Bankrupt The System 0
- Education, Headline News
- January 22, 2019
Teacher Union Ends LA Strike With Deal That Could Bankrupt The System Neetu Chandak on January 22, 2019 Los Angeles teachers will be back in classrooms Wednesday as The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and United Teachers Los Angles (UTLA) union came to a tentative agreement Tuesday. The deal includes a 6 percent raise for
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