The Ivy Leagues, and college admissions as a whole, should remain test optional to best promote fairness in admissions.
Author: The Pennsylvania Post
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Peter Kapp | Standardized testing is a necessary evil.
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Abraham Franchetti | President Jameson, don’t let the AAUP interfere with this campus.
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Morgan Zinn | You missed the mark, Mr. President.
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Jacob Rosenberg | The danger of the categorization crutch
Our reliance on categories to describe our feelings may be politically convenient but is it honest?
Ireland Gorecki | ‘I Knew You Were Trouble,’ Travis Kelce.
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Lexi Boccuzzi | ‘Call It What You Want,’ but Swifties will win the culture war
Rather than focus on Taylor Swift’s partisan affiliation, conservatives should take note of the way her lifestyle and fan base may be the key to winning the culture war.
Emma McClure | Has this generation gone too soft?
As society is pushing acceptance and redefining bullying beyond its logical bounds, socialization has taken a hit.