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    As an international student, I honestly don’t know how good an indicator the GRE is, at least for students whose…

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    This might filter out intelligent neurodivergent students who struggle with timed admissions tests.

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    When jt comes to students’ ability to do advanced logic, the math section of the GRE is more valuable than…

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Bristol sociology professor terminated for his anti-Zionist views prevails in employment tribunal

We noted this case several years ago, and now the termianted professor, David Miller, has prevailed in his case before the employment tribunal.   The UK, unlike the U.S., actually protects all employees from discrimination based on their "philosophical beliefs" (American constitutional law provides some protection for public employees in this regard, but private sector employees are out of luck).   The full opinion is available from Professor Miller's twitter account.

(Thanks to Joe Cairns for the pointer.)

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