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The Debate Over Standardized Testing Is About to Converge With Two Scary On-Campus Realities Original

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By Nick Ripatrazone Verified
| Slate Verified
Skip to the content School Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Founded in 1764, and with a current undergraduate acceptance rate of less than 6 percent, Brown University is one of the most prestigious colleges in America. It is also home to a raging academic scandal. Roberto Serrano, a professor of economics for 34 years, had to make a decision at the start of the spring 2026 semester.
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The Debate Over Standardized Testing Is About to Converge With Two Scary On-Campus Realities

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By Nick Ripatrazone Verified
| Flipboard
Opinion & Analysis 1 day ago A Test Isn’t Racist. Assumptions About Black Kids Can Be. The New York Times - John McWhorter • 1d It has become a summer rite to bemoan how few Black students are admitted to Stuyvesant and other highly competitive public high schools in New York City. And the numbers are unpleasant. This year only three of 777 students admitted to Stuyvesant are Black. Last year it was eight out of 781.
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Stopping the spread of A.I. data centers serves the common good

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By Nick Ripatrazone Verified
| America Magazine Verified
On May 12, the local township committee introduced an ordinance, which seems certain to pass by the end of the month, to ban artificial intelligence data centers in Andover Township, N.J. The ordinance is the result of a local movement that offers a blueprint for other cities and towns trying to stop environmentally destructive data centers.
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