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Ivy League schools under fire: Should legacy admissions survive in a post-affirmative action world?

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[ad_1] Should legacy admissions survive in Ivy League schools post-affirmative action? The practice of legacy admissions is once again under intense scrutiny, particularly within Ivy League institutions, as public opposition and legislative action continue to rise. Legacy admissions, where children of alumni receive preferential treatment in the college admissions process, have long been a controversial…

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Nageswaran gets 2 more years as CEA

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[ad_1] NEW DELHI: Govt has extended the tenure of chief economic adviser V Anantha Nageswaran up to March 2027, ruling him out of the race for Reserve Bank of India deputy governor and opening the doors for outside economists to take up the assignment after Michael Patra’s departure from Mint Road.Nageswaran, who joined the finance…

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How DOGE-led firings are reshaping federal job security and breaking long-standing protections

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[ad_1] How DOGE’s mass firings, inspired by Elon Musk’s playbook, are undermining federal job security The federal government’s long-standing tradition of job security is undergoing a dramatic shift under the current Trump administration, which has embraced mass firings affecting millions of federal workers. This unprecedented move, described by critics as part of an Elon Musk-led…

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Champions Trophy: ICC approves Imam-ul-Haq as Fakhar Zaman’s replacement in Pakistan squad | Cricket News

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[ad_1] Imam-ul-Haq. (Pic Credit – X) NEW DELHI: The ICC has confirmed Imam-ul-Haq‘s inclusion as a replacement for Fakhar Zaman in Pakistan’s Champions Trophy squad, following the latter’s injury.Fakhar sustained an injury whilst fielding during the opening match against New Zealand in Karachi, forcing him to leave the field.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube…

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Santa Clara schools body misused preschool funds of $135,370 over ‘credit card purchases’, shows federal investigation

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[ad_1] A federal investigation has revealed that more than $135,370 in funds allocated for the Head Start preschool program were improperly used to cover wages and credit card expenses unrelated to the program, according to the Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE). According to a report by SanJoseSpotlight.com, the misuse of funds took place…

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