A U.S. federal court has ruled against admissions policies at the University of Georgia, saying in strong terms that the policies unfairly consider race in making admissions decisions. To base racial preferences upon an amorphous, unquantifiable and temporarily unlimited goal is to engage in naked racial balancing. University officials are considering whether to appeal the ruling. We respect the court and we want UGA admissions to comply with federal law. We also want to be as aggressive as possible within the law in attracting people of all races and backgrounds.
Some teachers say that allowing students to use the microphones increases student confidence.
There is evidence that teacher use increases student performance according to several different measures. And many are turning to the Internet to satisfy this interest. Thanks to LTSeek reader Carolyn Gale for the link. Recent high school graduates from Washington, DC are now eligible for in-state tuition rates at any public school in the United States . Tuition payments are subsidized with federal funds.