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Most selective colleges, public and private, profess to seek a diverse class of students. But that is often an elusive goal.

Sometime this month, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule on a suit challenging an affirmative action policy in Texas. At issue in Fisher v. University of Texas is whether a student’s race or ethnicity can factor into admissions decisions.

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“I’m Not Using the Word Love” by Jameson, 23, from New York City, is the fifth of 12 winning poems in our fourth annual Found Poem Student Contest.    

Schools need to change their grading to truly reflect students' comprehension of subjects, Ryan McLane writes.

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Fill in the blanks in the first eight paragraphs of the article “In the Himalayas, Journeys of Faith and Flowers” by Michael Benanav.    

The profession's standard reference guide, DSM-5, changes definitions for some disabilities commonly seen in schools.

Even the best-laid plans for storm shelters and tornado drills may be no match for powerful storms like those seen in the Sooner State over the past few weeks.

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A director of college counseling offers some final words of advice to help graduating high school seniors prepare for college this fall.