Collaboration between math teachers can inspire students
In order to increase retention in schools, especially in the STEM subjects, it all starts with the teachers.
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Category Archives: Opinion
So what about ethics?
git reset
Ethics should not be a reactionary consideration after something cataclysmic like misclassifying a dark-skinned person as a gorilla.
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Beating the winter blues
Bear in Mind
While I suffer from chronic depression, I also likely have Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, a type of depression that worsens in the wintertime.
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(CO2)ntrolling greenhouse gases
What on Earth
Most people view climate change as an issue that’s far away from them as if it’s not something real or not something that personally impacts them.
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First time’s the charm
Sex on Tuesday
For the most part, we probably all want to have sex that feels meaningful rather than quick or empty, and having sex you’re emotionally invested in makes for a better experience on many levels.
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Warren pinky promises to fight for college students
After speeches and rallies, as crowds line up by the thousands to shake her hand and take selfies, she greets her youngest fans with her pinky finger and says, “I’m running for president because that’s what girls do.”
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A systemic erasure of color in US politics
Besides Barack Obama’s two terms in office, every U.S. presidency has been filled by a white man. It is almost as if color and presidency are allergic to each other.
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Napolitano’s presidency replete with ups, downs
UC AFFAIRS: The onus is on the selection committee to identify a replacement willing to step up to the plate
Six years after her controversial appointment as UC president, Janet Napolitano has resigned, leaving a tumultuous tenure behind her.
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Ups and downs of elevators
Along for the Ride
When it comes to design — architectural, entrepreneurial or even systemic — people with disabilities are too often left out.
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To fund campus, state needs to pick up the slack
CAMPUS AFFAIRS: UC Berkeley succeeded in balancing the budget but still needs continual support from alumni, state
Despite being stretched to the bone financially, the campus has made an impressive effort to maintain the quality of the education we receive.
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