@DCist@marylandmatters Lots of states exploring this now. This is likely, in part, a response to the SCOTUS ruling that excludes the use of race in admissions. Texas has had a similar policy for years.
Harvard etc care a lot about money but what they care about even more is their social standing/brand perception among bougie liberals. With liberals belatedly waking up to how cringe legacy admissions are, things could change fast.
APA supports @CollegeBoard's refusal to delete sexual orientation, gender identity content from Florida's AP Psychology curriculum and exam.
"This law is another attempt to erase #LGBTQ+ people based on biased thinking and irrational fear."—@ArthurCEvans https://t.co/rNY3qRU7D5
It's more important than ever to highlight the critical role library workers play in keeping our libraries running. Tuesday of #NationalLibraryWeek (April 25) is National Library Workers Day. Recognize the amazing STARS who work in your library. https://t.co/rqTZfXYmVb
#NLWD23
Breaking: The Texas Senate has given final approval to Senate Bill 18, which would ban public colleges and universities in Texas from granting tenure starting on Jan. 1. It now heads to the Texas House. #txlege