DOANVO: Untangling immigration
By Anhvinh Doanvo | September 11, 2014The statistics alone cannot tell us whether Obama’s immigration policy has been a success or a failure
The statistics alone cannot tell us whether Obama’s immigration policy has been a success or a failure
Although the evidence in this study suggests special experiences can be socially taxing, they give meaning and purpose to our lives and inspire our action. Thus, they are worthwhile.
Debt forgiveness programs could form partnerships with universities that keep their tuition as low as possible, offer more grant aid to low-income students and limit the amount of debt students graduate with.
The movement tends to label certain events or trends as products of man-made global warming, when in fact there is no evidence to suggest this is so.
You’ve probably been afraid at some point. I don’t claim to know you, but going on statistics, you probably have the part of the human brain that experiences fear, and it’s probably been active before.
My dad is 6’9’’. Do you understand how tall that is? Let me give you a hint: I don’t fear death. My dad has a black and grey beard.
Though we should take pride in the diversity of our school, it is unlikely that we will be as boastful about the economic diversity rankings as the national US News rankings.
From Chicago to Charlottesville, American liberalism is slowly getting back in touch with its soul away from the glare of DC cameras.
This standard ensures the balance of power cannot be disrupted too easily, but the Visitors still have a way of replacing the rector if they believe he or she is not adequately fulfilling his or her duties.
Transgender students — who often face discrimination and harassment over their personal appearance, behaviors, or other forms of self-expression — might have a more difficult time expressing their identity in same-sex housing.
Given the gravity of the state’s obligation to produce an educated citizenry, it should seek to preserve its vision for higher education in times of hardship.
Efforts to increase the representation of women in higher education are admirable. But advertising positions specifically for women is risky, in that it may open the door to legal battles which ultimately undermine the efforts of the university.
Student input is both necessary and important, but it should be confined to an advisory role, as opposed to an adjudicative one.
How can a paper hold the line on the fact of their integrity and honesty if there is reason to believe they might be selling access to articles?
The Survivor Support Network training humanizes and personalizes the issue, which is why all faculty should be required to complete it.
There is no shortage of unreasonable people who will use this information to discredit Brown before his killer is summoned in a court of law to explain himself.
By revising the foreign language requirements, namely through the creation of a universal foreign language requirement, the University would be able to foster a more globally educated student body.
The University’s rate of graduation for African American students is among the highest in the country — about 83 percent — but it is still less than the rate of white students, and this disparity needs to be addressed.
As long as the grid is dictated by the fossil fuel lobby, the unsustainable extraction of petroleum, coal and natural gas will continue — as will climate change.
State and national legislators should ensure that school start times make it easier for students to keep up with their responsibilities while avoiding sleep deprivation.