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...districts don't break down the costs that way--and many of them are prone to exaggeration. In any case, the testing required by No Child is not all that pricey, but other requirements--to increase teacher training and offer after-school tutoring to children who are struggling--do add...
Only if they replace oil consumption. Building nuclear plants or wind farms to produce electricity, for example, won't add a barrel of oil to the world's supply because we generally don't use oil for electricity. Most electric-power plants run on coal or natural gas, another fossil fuel that will eventually peak, although later than oil will. Building more terminals to receive liquefied natural gas, as Bush has suggested, simply makes it easier for us to import more natural...
Only hours after a University task force released a report recommending that Harvard’s future campus in Allston be centered around two science complexes, Harvard planners told a group of residents on Thursday that the University might add a new Charles River crossing to connect the new science facilities in Allston with those already in the Yard...
Factually, the speech was correct. While his presentation of these facts may have ruffled some feathers, the way in which critics turned what was ultimately meant to be a thoughtful reflection on the unintended consequences of Americans’ actions into a pro-genocide diatribe is crass and dishonest. Add to that the fact that these critics just spoke up now, a full seven months after the speech was given, and things start to seem extra fishy. Is this anything resembling legitimate criticism, or just the result of a scholarly bandwagon-effect...
Julie E. Taylor, an assistant professor in Princeton’s Department of Near Eastern Studies, said that she thinks that Khalidi’s appointment would add a much-needed senior contemporary Islamic scholar to the university’s faculty...