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When pushed on why he supported Prop 16, which would have allowed affirmative action - that universities and government offices could factor in someone’s race, gender or ethnicity in making hiring, spending and admissions decisions - that failed to pass by CA voters (because it was seen as legalized racism), Newsom responds he doesn’t remember Prop 16 specifics, and when pressed by Charlie Kirk says he doesn’t remember and says he had low SAT scores as a ‘point of fact’ of not having a good memory. This is the CA Governor making executive decisions for millions of people.

“Give up the failed experiment of the last six years.” UC faculty in the humanities, social sciences, and professional schools are supporting their STEM colleagues with a new letter calling for a return to standardized tests in admissions.

LA Controller Kenneth Mejia said he was supposed to audit the missing homeless $. Because he was going to do an honest audit, Dems took the job away from him & hired an outside firm that doesn’t even do audits, then pd them millions for false results.

International Man of Mystery Mike Myers enjoying the beautiful game in Toronto

Columbia University has reinstated standardized testing for admissions — the last Ivy League school to do it. “Through a multi-year faculty review, it was determined that test scores, among other factors, were a useful indicator of potential student success.”

Columbia University has reinstated standardized testing for admissions — the last Ivy League school to do it. “Through a multi-year faculty review, it was determined that test scores, among other factors, were a useful indicator of potential student success.”

Columbia University has reinstated standardized testing for admissions — the last Ivy League school to do it. “Through a multi-year faculty review, it was determined that test scores, among other factors, were a useful indicator of potential student success.”

Are they done counting yet?

⚡ Coreanos en USA 🇺🇸 / Coreanos en México 🇲🇽

A Berkeley history professor said he’s gone from assigning 100 pages of reading per week to 35. Another “said the earliest version of the…course he taught required seven full books, while his most recent iteration exclusively consisted of excerpts.” “We are now reaching a crisis point where if the number (of pages) goes down further, it’s unclear to me whether my discipline of history can really be taught,” the first one said.