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Arizona allows community colleges to offer bachelor s degrees

Advocates of community college baccalaureate programs have argued for years that low-income and nontraditional college students, such as older students, those who have children or those who are the first in their families to attend college, are more likely to get bachelor s degrees if they don’t need to switch to a more expensive four-year university to do so. “They’re at the community college, they’re comfortable. They know where the library is, they know their student advisers, they know the financial aid people, they’re familiar with the faculty, the classes are smaller,” said Angela Kersenbrock, president of the Community College Baccalaureate Association. “Why force them to move to another institution?”

Arizona Governor To Rule on 4-year Degrees at Community Colleges

PHOENIX It s taken at least four decades. But Arizona s community colleges appear to be on the verge of being able to offer four-year degrees. On a 24-6 vote Wednesday, the Senate gave final approval to legislation setting out the conditions for these traditional two-year and certificate institutions to start offering baccalaureate degrees. With the House already having approved, the only thing that remains now is a decision by Gov. Doug Ducey. An aide to the governor said he does not comment on pending legislation. Ducey is likely to face a last-ditch effort by the Arizona Board of Regents which has for at least 40 years fought any effort to infringe on what it sees as its turf as the governing body of the state s three universities. Sen. Paul Boyer, R-Glendale, one of the champions of SB 1453, said they tried to quash this bill, even after proponents included much of what the universities wanted limiting when and how such upper division courses can be offered.

Bay Area Reporter :: Policing police: the Lavender Tube on crime shows, real and not-so

Horribly and tragically, high-profile police killings are in the headlines again, prompting new rounds of protests. Calls to defund the police are coming from the streets, from Vice President Kamala Harris s niece, Meena Harris, and even from members of Congress, like progressive Michigan Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib. Various forms of police and detective procedurals are the top-ranked series on TV and streaming services. How does that align with what is happening out in the real world to Black and brown, LGBTQ and disabled people the primary targets of nearly all police violence? Law & Order: Special Victims Unit One series that is choosing to face the issues head-on is NBC s

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