Today's Clips (7/31/19)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

Bob Cordle, the chairman of the North Carolina Board of Elections, has resigned, NC Gov. Roy Cooper said Tuesday night. The resignation follows some off-color remarks made at a convention in Raleigh.

IN OTHER NEWS
The boom began about five years ago, said Kathy Pelzer, a longtime high school counselor in an affluent part of Southern California. More students than ever were securing disability diagnoses, many seeking additional time on class work and tests.

Ms. Warren has proposed a $1.25 trillion plan that would wipe out most student debt.

Here’s what accounts for the beguiling vitality of the bald-faced liar.

Across the country, millions of families are preparing to send their 18-year-olds off to college — for many, this will be the worst thing they ever did to their children, says economist Peter Morici. For half the students who give college a try, it will prove a lousy investment.

UNC Charlotte Chancellor Philip Dubois will retire in June 2020 after leading the university for 14 years, a period of rapid growth. He first came to UNC Charlotte in 1991.

UC Berkeley had been providing inaccurate data regarding alumni donation rates to U.S. News “since at least 2014,” according to the publication.

It was so not like Jane Buckingham to behave this way. After all, she was the model for a responsible, successful, hip 21st-century parent.
TRADES

A State Department official says Chinese students are welcome. She also speaks of Chinese propaganda and influence activities on U.S. campuses, and of academic espionage.

The next scandal in higher education produces more questions than answers. Can the newest tactic be prevented?

Steven Leath was warned that his big changes could cause “unrest.” A year later, he was gone.

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