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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-04
Multiple HS valedictorians: a sign of rampant grade inflation, or death of anachronistic tradition? http://nyti.ms/bHJPIL #
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27
@SugarFinPR I'm in the office this week. in reply to SugarFinPR # New Evidence of Racial Bias on SAT http://bit.ly/bkZeQS One more reason to dislike College Board. # Professors buy good evaluations by inflating grades. Plus, college kids are lazier than ever. http://bit.ly/bhT3Py # RT @carliworthman @ALALibrary @LibraryofCT: 4 Reasons Why Library Should Affect Your [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27
@SugarFinPR I'm in the office this week. in reply to SugarFinPR # New Evidence of Racial Bias on SAT http://bit.ly/bkZeQS One more reason to dislike College Board. # Professors buy good evaluations by inflating grades. Plus, college kids are lazier than ever. http://bit.ly/bhT3Py # RT @carliworthman @ALALibrary @LibraryofCT: 4 Reasons Why Library Should Affect Your [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27
@SugarFinPR I'm in the office this week. in reply to SugarFinPR # New Evidence of Racial Bias on SAT http://bit.ly/bkZeQS One more reason to dislike College Board. # Professors buy good evaluations by inflating grades. Plus, college kids are lazier than ever. http://bit.ly/bhT3Py # RT @carliworthman @ALALibrary @LibraryofCT: 4 Reasons Why Library Should Affect Your [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27
@SugarFinPR I'm in the office this week. in reply to SugarFinPR # New Evidence of Racial Bias on SAT http://bit.ly/bkZeQS One more reason to dislike College Board. # Professors buy good evaluations by inflating grades. Plus, college kids are lazier than ever. http://bit.ly/bhT3Py # RT @carliworthman @ALALibrary @LibraryofCT: 4 Reasons Why Library Should Affect Your [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-27
@SugarFinPR I'm in the office this week. in reply to SugarFinPR # New Evidence of Racial Bias on SAT http://bit.ly/bkZeQS One more reason to dislike College Board. # Professors buy good evaluations by inflating grades. Plus, college kids are lazier than ever. http://bit.ly/bhT3Py # RT @carliworthman @ALALibrary @LibraryofCT: 4 Reasons Why Library Should Affect Your [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-20
@WUStudentUnion Is there still a sailing team/club at WUSTL? Your site is hard to navigate (pun intended). # @SailingUpdates Does WUSTL have a collegiate sailing team? Web research yields conflicting info. Thx. #
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-13
@elizabethonline why not develop some rap songs about college admission or taking the SAT? in reply to elizabethonline # @elizabethonline well your tweets communicated boredom, so I was trying to rescue you! Just gotta get you some bling! in reply to elizabethonline # @SugarFinPR Happy to chat anytime. Give me a call! Twitter is fun, [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-06-06
@SuzanneShaffer Thanks for the RT, Suzanne! in reply to SuzanneShaffer # Great tweeps for #FF @accepted @DJCnewsroom @SuzanneShaffer @GlobeTracyJan @collegeprimers # @SugarFinPR I'm interested in your video in reply to SugarFinPR # I have just created a new list titled 'Friends in Education' using TweetDeck, follow it here: @collegeadvice/friends-in-education # I have just created a [...]
read more »Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-05-30
@aenghel08 maybe a GAP year? in reply to aenghel08 # @Dan_Lass What kind of college advice does your son need, do you think? in reply to Dan_Lass #
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