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The qualities that colleges look at show how not only does wealth lead to better schooling for SAT tests, but even when normalized for that, the preference remains

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Study of Elite College Admissions Data Suggests Being Very Rich Is Its Own Qualification

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Extraordinarily detailed data shows how elite colleges prefer the richest students, even among students with similar test scores.

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Some athletes consume ridiculous amounts of caffeine as their tolerance builds up. For other Americans who consume a consistent amount, coffee contains many other compounds that have positive effects.

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I drank coffee like Dan Campbell — and learned a little about caffeine and performance

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The Athletic's Rustin Dodd tried to drink coffee like Lions coach Dan Campbell for a day, partly because it sounded fun and partly to learn.

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Ai is hitting a brick wall as more data is no longer leading to more outputs.

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A Teacher looked at what made people successful in school, as well as other parts of life, to determine where success comes from. In it, she sees that the people who make it through school, or West Point Military Academy, were those with grit. She goes on to define grit and what it is to show what it takes to be successful. She goes on to outline what grit is and isn't such as how grit is the perseverance needed to treat everything like a marathon, and not some talent you're born with. Grit can be taught and should be to make students more successful.

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Grit: The power of passion and perseverance

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Leaving a high-flying job in consulting, Angela Lee Duckworth took a job teaching math to seventh graders in a New York public school. She quickly realized that IQ wasn’t the only thing separating the successful students from those who struggled. Here, she explains her theory of “grit” as a predictor of success.

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The author writes about his experience with a rare blood cancer that could've killed him in 18 months, but fortunately allowed him to live for many years. He talks about first first experiences with others with cancer, such as a man with the same name who managed to live many years who he saw himself in. This is love given by hope. The author also mentions an old lady who fought cancer by walking for hours and battling it with all her might. When the author left the hospital with his suitcase, they looked at each other and nothing was said besides the sympathetic, but not pitying smile of two cancer patients. This is love between understanding.

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Federal agents have been asking people about immigration statues based off race. Previously, the supreme court ruled this unconstitutional, but a recent emergency supreme court decision overruled this and allowed agents to ask people based off race, ethnicity.

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This is Mike Johnson speaking about how important medicaid is and that all americans should be concerned about those who do not qualify and are taking out of medicaid, but this can be refuted by the fact that not many aliens use medicaid and medicaid profits greatly off aliens.

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