Unlike previous projects, in which student designs might only be one-offs or limited editions, the lights are meant for production.
On Monday, Frank LoMonte, executive director of the Student Press Law Center SPLCC), explained student journalists' First Amendment rights and the context in which student publications operate.
It is conceivable that the election could become one in which student candidates campaign on platforms that focus on whether or not they will pray if elected.
The inquest is likely to reignite the controversy surrounding the Metropolitan police's handling of demonstrations, following a chaotic six weeks in which student protesters have clashed with officers, causing serious injuries on both sides.
On the other hand, Ms. Weingarten has hinted that she would not resist a merit pay program that rewarded every teacher in a school in which student test scores improved.
In New York, Columbia just opened the multimillion-dollar Arledge digital television lab and last fall introduced a new one-year master of arts program in which student journalists can concentrate in a field like business or the arts.
The white paper signals the beginning of a transition from a centrally planned economy, in which each university is allocated a quota of student places, to a market in which student choice ultimately determines the supply of places.
Corinthian was often in the headlines, bringing attention to the broader student-debt crisis, in which student loans had, in just a couple of years, come to surpass car loans and credit-card bills to become the second-biggest form of debt, after mortgages.
"There are many strengths on which to build in science education and research, but adjustments are necessary in an increasingly competitive external environment in which student demand for some science subjects is in national decline and the majority of high quality science research is undertaken within large groups supported by major infrastructure investment".
