Well, tomorrow is the big day…I’m starting my new job!
I’m going to be working in a neuroscience lab down at Case Western! Yay!
I’ll share more details when I get home tomorrow…
Brandeis administrators have shown an admirable commitment to that goal, but they could still do more….
“If the University chose tomorrow to double, triple, quadruple the number of students of color admitted, it could. If the University chose to make diversification of staff, students and facility the number one priority of its already ambitious capital campaign … it could,” she wrote in an e-mail. (No, I doubt that. The capital campaign is to raise money for the school, since we’re somehow in the hole, despite all the money we shell out for tuition, and how we get gouged by Aramark–’nother story)
She urged such measures as developing a public plan with numerical goals for minority populations among students and faculty And those are called QUOTAS! Which go against the purpose of Brandeis! and regular community meetings on diversity. Eh, those have been tried, but most students are apathetic about it. They usually ignore the race of their peers…
She also called on the University to consider expanding budgets (despite the fact that the school is in the red financially, or so they say) for the Transitional Year Program, which serves students who need a year of extra preparation before college; mainly minority students and the Student Services Support Program, a federally funded service for disabled, low-income and first-generation students. It doesn’t really cover disabled students, it only covers the last two
“I’m simply saying that the longer we are in this situation without finding anything, the more we have to ask ourselves is it conceivable that they did destroy in ‘91,” Blix told Reuters Television after the event.
Saddam said the weapons were destroyed in 1991 when a U.S.-led international coalition ousted his army from Kuwait. Blix has said that inspectors made their last significant finds in 1994.
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