#Students

I bumped into an old friend from high school. She reminded me of how I told my story in front of my year level at the age of 13 about
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if ever jae does the ig live request again. Id like it if he doesnt announce it in advance coz its fun seeing mydays going on their usual days like
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THREAD: Our cover this week is about the persecution of China's Uyghurs. In our editorial, we urge governments and others to do more about this crime against humanityhttps://www.economist.com/leaders/2020/10/17/the-persecution-of-the-uy
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People ask what I'll do in retirement to keep myself busy. I'll tour the country in my custom hi-tech RV ... yet old mainframe analysts like me still love to
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On inequality/privilege: the recent discussion resonates strongly with this book I've read: Michael Sandel's Tyranny of Merit. I'll highlight the key ideas here. TLDR: meritocracy & glorifying top educational institutions
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I don't know Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi (@Olusegunverdict). Never heard of him, worked with him, nor know his good, gentle manner, or uprightness. What I do know is Mr. Adeniyi did
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And here is me on Saturday, tweeting at @UKRI_News about their and the whole infrastructure’s failure to provide specific provision for disabled and chronically ill PhD candidateshttps://twitter.com/zaranosaur/status/1248619969614458882 How hard it
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When Oxford University began work on its covid vaccine, it promised that the resulting work would be patent-free, with an active tech-transfer assistance program so that developing nations could manufacture
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The University has a rich academic history and we can lay claim to 25 Nobel laureates among our current and former staff and students. JJ Thomson was our first Nobel
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i am going to put this up again. Think a "cultural revolution" couldn't happen here I would argue the warning signs are there: 1. "The students brought elderly people into
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1) When lockdown began in March, and people realised how difficult teaching their own children is, or indeed how difficult being around their own kids 24/7 is, teachers were lauded.
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Why are Online Courses important?1. Improves your self discipline.Completing some courses online requires self discipline. No teacher to tell you when an assignment is due. It's all on you.So properly
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I have found information that it interesting and makes this whole T-Shirt Removal incident all the more confusing. The shirts in question that mentioned faculty and the president were displayed
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Sheikh Ali Ahmed Farah is missing for a 6th straight night after he was abducted from his home during a night raid by the notorious US trained Somali Paramilitary Force
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We know an “at-risk” preference has to be prioritized before in-boundary or sibling applications in the @MySchoolDC lottery to have its largest impact. So, what's the preference order? Well, it
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This response is... not good. https://twitter.com/astromarkmarley/status/1311159856288595973 The problem is not "the polarization of our society" it's racism. Don't both-sides it. Apparently, "open exchange of ideas&q
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