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Are “weed out” STEM classes real?
According to an email sent by a professor to students last December, 40 percent of students in one [...]
Online therapy is a useful resource, but shouldn’t replace in-person sessions
Despite the freedom and accessibility virtual means afford, certain things seem so personal and important that they should [...]
Programming languages should fulfill the foreign language requirement
Although the efficacy of COLL remains to be seen, it is already clear that an update to the [...]
Focusing on eLearning
A trend seen both in the United States and around the world, eLearning is part of an initiative [...]
No, we don’t know how to use a phonebook
Is this decade of our lives really that difficult? Most people go through it, and plenty make it [...]
Digital media won’t ruin our social skills, but we must not use it exclusively
Over the past two decades, communication has changed drastically as people rely more on digital media to stay [...]
On online courses
The College of William and Mary has been reasonably resistant to the small but growing trend among upscale [...]
The death of 90s references: Brace for the class of 2017
In a world that now changes more in one month than it would have in a decade a [...]
We’re addicted to technology, but we don’t need school-sponsored rehab
As I write this article, I will check my email at least three times and check my phone [...]
Cyberbullying must be fought proactively
Around the spring of my junior year, my high school was affected by a near national case of [...]
