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Topic “college admissions”

A Different World

A Different World

 

IN 1837, 26 years before the end of slavery, a Quaker philanthropist founded the Institute for Colored 
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Nicole Wong | Sun, Jan 27th- 5:55pm | African American, college admissions, Education, HBCUs, Featurette, Community, Culture, Diaspora, Issue 26: The South - Spring 2013, Race, University/Academics

The College Admissions Debate & the Asian American 1%

Latest media brouhaha distracts from educational barriers confronting the Asian American 99%.

 

OiYan Poon | Tue, Dec 13th- 1:45pm | college admissions, Education, ivy leagues, mixed-race, Media, University/Academics
The Hard Part Is Getting In

The Hard Part Is Getting In

As the newest generation of Asian Americans seek college admission, the landscape they face shifts continuously.

Lin Yang | Tue, Nov 8th- 5:23pm | Asian American students, college admissions, ivy leagues, school, University of California, Activism, Feature, Community, Issue 23: Bittersweet - Spring 2011, Social Justice, University/Academics

Hyphen's Bittersweet Issue: Out Now

Ada Wong of The Biggest Loser graces the cover of The Bittersweet Issue, which features stories on post-birth traditions, race and college admissions, and the B.Y.O. Chopstix environmental campaign.

Harry Mok | Mon, May 16th- 5:13pm | Ada Wong, birth traditions, bitter melon, chopsticks, college admissions, The Biggest Loser, Hyphen Updates
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