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Horatio Alger Is a Hoax, But We Can Still Celebrate the American Dream - Vimarsana News

Horatio Alger Is a Hoax, But We Can Still Celebrate the American Dream

It's time to admit that the Horatio Alger myth is nothing more than that. The real American Dream is more complicated.

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After Supreme Court affirmative action ruling, renewed focus on first-generation students - Vimarsana News

After Supreme Court affirmative action ruling, renewed focus on first-generation students

Following a ban on affirmative action, experts warn colleges could turn to first-gen students to maintain diversity but who is first generation?

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Stanford scholars react to the end of affirmative action - Vimarsana News

Stanford scholars react to the end of affirmative action

Anthony Lising Antonio, Ralph Richard Banks, David Grusky, Eujin Park, Sean Reardon, and C. Matthew Snipp consider the implications of the Supreme Court’s ruling against race-conscious university admissions.

California Professors Test Out AI in the Classroom, Even as Cheating Debate Continues | School Zone - Vimarsana News

California Professors Test Out AI in the Classroom, Even as Cheating Debate Continues | School Zone

This spring, as debates were raging on college campuses about the proper role of generative AI in higher education, Diablo Valley College adjunct

California professors test out AI in the classroom, even as cheating debate continues - Vimarsana News

California professors test out AI in the classroom, even as cheating debate continues

While some California college professors remain concerned about students using generative AI such as ChatGPT to cheat in class, a growing number are choosing to encourage its limited use in classroom assignments.