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...school systems?? policies in both cases were upheld by the lower courts, according to the Associated Press...
...with eager attendees, a concerned HUPD officer, and a number of local EMTs. And the aforementioned seesaw? It was the centerpiece of the show.With his installation “ad usum: To Be Used,” Reyes presents a collection of what he calls “open systems?? in art. Nearly each of the pieces features in the exhibition requires the participation of the viewer in some way. “You don’t just look at the object,” explains Reyes. “The outcome is not given...
...class’ female population describes him as very charismatic and his office hours are always packed. Although the class is difficult, most students (guys, too) find it quite worthwhile. The same is rarely said for Chem 27. Unfortunately, the material—the organic chemistry of biological systems??is rumored to be quite important for the MCAT (hence the pre-med preference for 17/27). But after 17, the workload isn’t so bad. Chemistry 20/30 is orgo for Chemistry concentrators and pre-meds desperately seeking to appear hardcore. The classes cover essentially the same topics...
...points against Bush. I take solace in the fact that the flaws of “V for Vendetta” are a sign of England’s and America’s historical privilege, and our distant removal from any lived totalitarian experience. Images of real totalitarian systems??people forced to eat their own feces, people thrown into blast-furnaces, people eaten alive by rats—these are, of course, not acceptable to our pampered senses: they would make most of us sick to our stomachs. Accustomed to rational governance, we cannot imagine what...
...follows a recent drop in ranking for European universities in world university lists that place Harvard first. The paper, “The Economics of Knowledge: Why Education is Key for Europe’s Success,” cites funding shortages as a major weakness for European education systems??particularly those of Germany and France—and criticizes state testing systems for stifling social mobility. The article was published by the Lisbon Council, a group devoted to “making Europe fit for the future,” according to their slogan...