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...subcommittee will meet with all student groups interested in requesting space in Hilles on Jan. 13 to discuss the refined plans and solicit feedback. Input collected during the meeting will be used to develop an application for requesting space in Hilles, which will be available to student groups in late January...
...federal commission on education has discussed the possibility of advocating standardized testing of all college students in the country, as well as withholding federal student aid if schools decline to participate in the government program. The Secretary of Education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education met Dec. 8-9 to discuss the current concerns with higher education in the United States. Charles Miller, chair of the Commission and former chair of the Board of Regents of the University of Texas system, put forth the idea of implementing standardized tests in the nation’s colleges...
...criticized Fox News for misleading viewers about the Iraq War. He called Fox talk-show hosts such as Bill O’Reilly a “different breed of journalists” who practice “pseudo-journalism.” Carroll said that he will probably discuss that issue in his lectures, although he has yet to begin any official planning. Next semester, Carroll will focus his research on the changing world of journalism and the risks and opportunities that go with it. In the fall, he will teach a for-credit course on his findings...
...Allston, the College cannot ignore the quality of residential life in the Quad in the meantime. That McLoughlin took the time to hold a focus group in the Quad is a promising sign, and we commend both him and the dozens of Quadlings who took the time to discuss the latest plans. We are concerned, however, that, like the plans for student group space on the floors below, all but the final touches for the new layout were set in concrete before students had the chance to give any sort of substantive feedback. We understand the existing architectural limits...
...before the audience at the Forum. Asked at the dinner whether his readers should worry that he has been “manipulated” by the Bush administration, Woodward replied, “I think you should worry. I mean, I worry.”Woodward would not discuss why he had disclosed certain details and not others about the June 2003 conversation in which he learned that Plame worked at the CIA.“Everything that I told Fitzgerald was in that statement,” Woodward said, referring to the first-person account of his testimony...