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newrepublic.com
Its president ignored the warning signs about declining enrollment. Now WVU is deeply in debt, in thrall to market-worshipping consultants, and cutting a shocking number of programs and faculty. |
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business.wvu.edu
The Kendrick Center's mission is to promote prosperity and human flourishing in the Mountain State through ethics and economics education, research, and outreach. |
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enews.wvu.edu
President Gee answered a charge in March from the University's Board of Governors to lead a strategic repositioning of the entire WVU System to be a responsive, relevant university system of the future, and to navigate the challenges of a structural budget deficit. See the latest updates on that work. |
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www.quackometer.net
[AI summary] The provided text is a collection of various online comments and discussions regarding Steiner/Waldorf schools, Anthroposophy, and related topics. The comments span multiple years and include personal opinions, criticisms, and some allegations against Steiner schools. Key points include: 1. Criticisms of Steiner schools for their alleged mystical, esoteric, and sometimes controversial practices, including accusations of racism and neglectful treatment of children. 2. Discussions about the origins of Waldorf schools, often started by parents seeking an alternative educational approach, with some concerns about the influence of Anthroposophy. 3. Debates on the nature of Anthroposophy, with some viewing it as a cult or esoteric philosophy, while ot... |
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