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The UIA World Congress of Architects 2023 Copenhagen Science Track Announces the 6 Themes of Its Agenda

The Science Track of the UIA World Congress 2023 has announced the six themes that further develop its agenda, "Sustainable Futures - Leave No One Behind." ....

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CNN Smerconish December 12, 2015 23:24:00

200 s.a.t. that s a barrier. it makes you likely you ll learn less in school. if you want to go to the sciences you ll drop off the science track. it has a variety of nevagative effects. what s disturbb about the reaction to scalia s comment. it tiplifies the absolute denial of universities that this is an issue. they want to pretend it s not there. was the criticism of justice scalia fair and appropriate as far as you re concerned? isn t this what he s supposed to be, questioning, probing raising controversial theories during the course of oral argument? absolutely he s supposed to be asking questions and he was quoting from the text that you just showed some points that were made in a brief. i think the problem came in when the university of texas lawyer tried to intervene to give him the other side of that argument, he kept talking and wouldn t let that lawyer respond. i think the problem with this ....

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CNN Smerconish December 12, 2015 14:24:00

isn t mismatch a theory that says if you got in by virtue of any assistance, i don t mind telling the two of you i was a legacy at lehigh university as an undergraduate, mismatch would apply to me in as far as i got in by virtue of my brother and father having attended that school, if, in fact, i struggled when i got there, which thank god wasn t the case. is that the theory? if the preference amounts to 50 s.a.t. points, that s not going to keep you from succeeding, but if it s 200 s.a.t. points, that creates a barrier and makes it more likely you re going to learn less in school, if you want to go in the sciences you re going to drop off the science track. it has a variety of negative affects. what mismatch is trying to do is study those. what s disturbing about the reaction to scalia s comment is it typifies this absolute denial by universities and a lot of mismatch critics that this is even an issue. they want to pretend it s not there. reeva, was the criticism of justice sca ....

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