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CNBC Squawk Alley July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Squawk Alley July 13, 2024

Carl quintanilla with Morgan Brennan and jon fortt. Interesting monday morning getting news a few moments ago that the president met with jay powell earlier today, tweeted about that got a statement from the fed as well as the market tends to struggle a bit this morning for some direction joining us, michael puree vis, and pete stall good morning, guys good to see you both good morning. News from the fed first and then the white house is interesting. What could they have to talk about . Seems like the macro i think it is interesting you listen to any Earnings Call in the last six months, how m...

Biggest stories of the week: 'Grade inflation is creating a false dawn for students' - Vimarsana News

Biggest stories of the week: 'Grade inflation is creating a false dawn for students'

We reveal the biggest talking points in the news this week after scouring our comments sections and Letters pages

A dean's divisive tweet casts San Diego State into debate over academic free speech - Vimarsana News

A dean's divisive tweet casts San Diego State into debate over academic free speech

Academics have been the source of a lot controversial comments lately. Some say that's their job. Others see 'ideology factories.'

A dean's divisive tweet casts SDSU into nationwide debate over academic free speech - Vimarsana News

A dean's divisive tweet casts SDSU into nationwide debate over academic free speech

Academics have been the source of a lot hair-raising comments lately. Some say that's their job. Others see 'ideology factories.'

SDSU lecturer's use of stereotype sparks debate about academic free speech and race - Vimarsana News

SDSU lecturer's use of stereotype sparks debate about academic free speech and race

Print Is Bob Jordan a victim of “cancel culture”? Or is he being justly criticized for his use of a stereotype about Black people during a course he teaches on cinema at San Diego State University? There are sharply opposing views on that at SDSU, one of several San Diego universities that have become embroiled in the heated national debate over what’s acceptable language in an academic setting, especially during a time of heightened tension over racial justice. SDSU faculty last year revolted against a proposal that could have hurt their benefits if they said or did things that were p...