Taveras stresses pre-kindergarten education in gubernatorial platform
Taveras said he would increase the number of state-funded pre-K slots from 230 to 2,650 by 2019.
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Mankiw discusses fiscal problems
The former Bush adviser and author of ‘Principles of Economics’ spoke on current economic policy.
U. may offer more off-campus housing privileges to juniors
The new policy would account for an expanding student body, as proposed in the strategic plan.
PC students protest canceled marriage talk
After the fallout, the Board of Trustees amended the college’s anti-discrimiation policy.
Students redefine ‘pro-Israel’ stance at J Street Conference in D.C.
Politicians from six of Israel’s political parties spoke on working toward a two-state solution.
Admins react hesitantly to federal college ranking system
The University may lobby the government if the rankings’ measurement criteria elicit concern.
Tech, consulting, finance to dominate career fair
Two-thirds of the firms at the fair will represent consulting, finance, retail and technology.
Reflecting on a campus on fire with activism in the ’60s, ’70s
Compared to the ’70s anti-war movement, current student political involvement is not as prominent.
TouchNet stalls Spring Weekend ticket sales
The site caused problems with morning sales, but BCA released more of the tickets in the evening.
Lecture reveals Adam Smith’s take on justice
A George Mason professor delivered a ‘Talmudic’ approach to the famed economist.
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Mankiw discusses fiscal problems
The former Bush adviser and author of ‘Principles of Economics’ spoke on current economic policy.
U. may offer more off-campus housing privileges to juniors
The new policy would account for an expanding student body, as proposed in the strategic plan.
PC students protest canceled marriage talk
After the fallout, the Board of Trustees amended the college’s anti-discrimiation policy.
Students redefine ‘pro-Israel’ stance at J Street Conference in D.C.
Politicians from six of Israel’s political parties spoke on working toward a two-state solution.
Admins react hesitantly to federal college ranking system
The University may lobby the government if the rankings’ measurement criteria elicit concern.
Tech, consulting, finance to dominate career fair
Two-thirds of the firms at the fair will represent consulting, finance, retail and technology.
Reflecting on a campus on fire with activism in the ’60s, ’70s
Compared to the ’70s anti-war movement, current student political involvement is not as prominent.
TouchNet stalls Spring Weekend ticket sales
The site caused problems with morning sales, but BCA released more of the tickets in the evening.
Lecture reveals Adam Smith’s take on justice
A George Mason professor delivered a ‘Talmudic’ approach to the famed economist.
