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Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, or TJ, is the nation’s top-ranked public high school. Fairfax County Public Schools’ (FCPS) recent changes to TJ’s admissions process specifically aim to reduce the number of Asian-American children—and only Asian-American children—who can attend TJ. The school district’s race-based admissions scheme garnered nationwide interest and strong opposition from the Coalition for TJ, a group of over 5,000 parents, students, alumni, staff, and community members who advocate for school diversity and excellence through race-blind, merit-based admissions. Represented by PLF in federal court, the Coalition is challenging FCPS’ race-based admissions scheme as a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Students and parents gathered to learn more about the US undergraduate admissions process at Ambassador Gutman's residence on Tuesday June 5th.
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by false propaganda. This intake of 2008 is an incontrovertible 18% increase in seats over that of 2006 th at cannot betaken back or altered .
by the university in any future. Fresh lists are still being brought out, and we must do the utmost to ensure that all seats are duly filled. .
However. the misplaced debate over a non-existent 'seat-cut' is a motivated smokescreen that is deliberately deflecting from the real problem at hand: the fraudulent criterion behind non-fulfilment of OBC quota-an issue on which the ped'dlers oflie of "seat-cut" are completely silent. This matter calls for vig1lant monitoring and sc:u~iny: an~ the JNUSU's careful scrutiny of the process has identified that illegal calculation of 'cut-off is the cause for non-fulfilment of OBC quota. Th1s IS explained below. Why is the OBC quota in JNU not being fulfilled: Where lies the administration's fraud? .
The present moment is acritical juncture in implementing OBC reservations.Until last year, OBC students seeking admission were given 5extra marks on the basis of the deprivation point system. According to theOBC reservation law, OBC students can be given ar~uction of upto 10 marks. Why is it that with a5mark reduction.OBC students constJtuted 12% of the university'sstrength, while with reservation JNU is not able to fulfil even this number? Clearly, t11ere is adiscrepancy mthe way JNU is implementing thequota. In the meeting of the Standing Committee held on 11 111 August, the JNUSU Office-Bearers exposed the complete illegality of the basis on which the JNU .
Administration is defining and implemer.ting the law on OBC reservafion. According to the law and the MHRD directives, the university must fix "cut-off marks" for both unreserved and OBC candidates well in time. This cut-off is institution specific: it is the clear parameter on which it is evaluated whether students fit the standards of the institution or not. InJNU, for the unreserved candidates the cut off mark is 40, meaning that this is the benchmark that sets the standard of the university. The Supreme Court has stated that a maximum relaxation of 10 po1nts can be given to OBC candidate with regard to the un-reserved candidates as adifferential .
Accordingly, in JNU, the "cut-off mark" for OBC candidates should stand between 40 and 30. But this is something the university has .
not done. .
The crucial pomt of contention has to do with where we apply the 10 mark relaxation The Administration is presenUy arguing that this relaxation is to be .
applied on merit. In such acase,let us take the example of a particular centre: .
In this centre.suppose the merit list for the unreserved category is filled between 90 to 70 marks. Then,as per the JNU's argument,the 10 marks relaxation .
for the OBC cand1dates means that the quota has to be filled by students getting marks between 70 and 60. In this example,60 marks is the last benchmark .
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for an OBC candidate to get admission.After this,if the quota is unfulfilled. the remaining seats will go to the general category. .
If the rematnrng seats are offered to the general category, then astudent of the general category can be given aseat at 65 marks,or 60 marks, or 55 marks. .
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In the first situat1on.where a seat is given to an unreserved candidate getting 65 marks, then aseat has already been given to an OBC candidate at 65 marks.wh1ch means that the OBC candidate who has received the seat should actually be in the General Category and not in the OBC ment list' In the second situation, the general and the OBC candidates have been admitted at the same cut-off which is iflegal as OBC's should receive a10 mark relaxation in the cut-off! In the tflird situatjon,where the general candidate is taken in with 55 marks, ti1en the new general category student is below in merit to the last candidate .
· ofthe OBC merit list! Each of these situations is not only absurd, but illegal, and in contravention of the letter and spirit of the law. When confronted by JNUSU '.
on this issue of blatant illegalities, the Administration was left completely silent. s indefinite hunger strike enters its fifth day, the question to be asked is why is a particular organization bent on targeting.
As JNUSU'.
JNUSU? Why are they harping the issue of a non-existent "seat cut" and remaining completely silent on the illegalities of OBC .
reservation, which is one of the key reasons for non-fulfilment of the increased intake? .
The Challenge that faces us in today's UGBM There is avery real challenge that faces us in the UGBM today. It is clear that there for aparticular organization and its allies on campus, the prime concern .
is not implementing OBC reservation but targeting JNUSU. They would prefer to undermine JNUSU rather than struggle with JNUSU for social justice, only so as to serve their narrow political interests. JNUSU believes that the struggle for social justice cannot be held back by opportunist political forces that are spreading false rumours based on afalse 'smokescreen' of numbers. Ifthe opportunist politics of these organizations is allowed to play havoc, then the real focus of implementing OBC reservations will be defleqed.What is more, in aforum such as ~eJNUSU Council meeting, the councillors belonging to aparticular organization, when asked to darrfy their stand, took the minuted position that they "do not careabout rules orlegality."Such an attitudeis one of grave irresponsibility for the Central Act .
on OBC reservation is alaw that has to follow certain provisions. To hold that JNUSU "need not care about any law or rule" for the implementation .
of such an extremely important ACT of OBC reservation is tantamount to leaving the field open to anti-reservation forces both inside .
and outside the administration to challenge and obstruct the implementation of OBC reservation. This is an illegal and motivated .
position that JNUSU opposes in every way. .
JNUSU as aco/ledive student body has always stood onthe side of social justice. The implementation of OBC reservation in this campus has .
required vigilance and struggle every inch of the way. At each juncture, JNUSU has informed thestudent community of the developments at hand. We thank .
the student community for their support at every juncture. JNUSU appeals to the student community to stand in solidarity with JNUSU in .
today's UGBM against all those forces that have been targeting the union based on misleading and legally untenable arguments, and .
to ensure that the struggle against all existing anomalies in JNU's admission process, for fulfilment of PH, OBC, SC/ST quota and overall .
intake, extension of date of admission and for social justice is a victorious one. .
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JNUSU congratulates the students for their support for the ongoing Indefinite Hunger Strike and their spirited participation in today's Demonstration at UGC. UGC Secretary met the JNUSU Delegation. On hearing our position on wrong application of OBC cut-off rules he assured to intervene with JNU today itself. .
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ALL INDIA STIJDENTS FEDERATION (AISF) JNU September 23, 1996 .
FREE TIDNKING-SIS CONVENOR'S REPORTS .
-AND THE POLITICS OF DOING NOTI-IING .
a political .
GBM held on 16/9/96 sent out report.
The SIS the Convener ' s.
through andunderstanding.
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presented by the SIS Convener which is very significant The report represented the height of .
needs to be analysed. on part of the valuedepoliticisation.
ideological The report had no mention of the significant freeJfthinking. .
The issues of.
political debates which affected the: students of SIS and the student community as a whole during the year. .
: which arose when the ABVP.
issue.
(I) freedom of expression on Kashmir. This.
seminar .
affected the student acommunity and the teaching community,.
disrupted.
violently .
The SIS convener never.
winter semester. such a.
during the 1995 it or even call a GBM on .
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to react to.
bothered .
significant issue as Freedom of Expression. .
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SIS in whi in SIS ao.
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nothing. .
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in Academic .
( 3) Issue of the whole student community.
Democratisation and 17ransparency It deeply affected in SL, SEL, .
when there were cases of denial of admissions.
Process. .
and even SIS. Students name cause up in the center but were .
A movement took .
suddenly absent in the Administrative list. .
place is SL on this larger University level issue and SIS .
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should have also supported it. In this issue also not even a .
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pamphlet was issued by the convenor. .
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(4) The issue of SC/ST intake in SI~ comes up every year and .
has absolutly.
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issue the SIS convener ' s of SC/ST students.
on this Probably the problemsnothing to say. 'Value free' tl;linking of the .
doesn ' t really figure in the .
esteemed convener. .
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affecting .
(5) The issue of grade moderat ionwas rejected twice by the students :-It was a measure that The first time when AISF ent ire SIS student community. on this issue last year and forced a requisition of a GBM All parties including Free.
annual GBM ..
second time in an .
Thinkers rejected the formula and said it must be reviewed .
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Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
Prospective students and their families visited the campus on Tuesday, July 18, to explore the opportunities available at Penn State. This free program offered attendees a wide range of information including the admission process, financial aid, and student life. A campus tour, led by admissions staff Lion Ambassadors, gave visitors a chance to see the campus and see the new Joe and Rosie Rul Student Community Center which opened in October 2016. The evening ended with a beautiful evening sky.
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JNU DRAMA FESTIVAL 2008 .
12'h Aug, 2008 .
Friends. .
NSUI would like to invite the attention of student community towards the annual drama festival that is going on in the theatre of Ad. Block. Scripted by a vicious and malicious plot and enacted by the impuissant juvenile comrades of AISA and SFI who are fighting with their heart and soul to gain the best drama a~:vard of 2008. However this year's edition of the August drama is just a continuation of the political farce played out in the name of apology drama last year. The actors are the same; the manipulative undercurrents are the same only the year is different. Friends, NSUI has repeatedly pointed out the anomalies and irregularities in the 2008 admission policy right .
from its forming stage. If the irregularities in the admission policy and process are there, then none other than left-led-JNUSU is to be held .
responsible for their misconduct, misinterpretation and misguidance of the student community in the campus. Ever since the Supreme Court of India vacated the stay on 27% OBC reservation in higher educational institutions NSUI has strongly demanded the full .
implementation of it in our university but unfortunately our JNU administration has been trying to water down the UPA government's inclusive reservation policy through various kinds of manipulation and conspiracy with the full support of AISA-Ied-JNUSU. This has become obvious when the Ministry of Human Resources Development rejected the initial guidelines brought out by JNU Academic .
Council with regard to the implementation of 013C reservation in this year's admissions. The subsequent meeting of Academic Council has reviewed its early proposal and decided to have a stage by stage implementation of OBC reservation and seat increase on the basis of 2006 as a Base Year. When all this was happening the JNUSU President and his lieutenants were enjoying their cup of tea and giving big 'ls with the administration the red stooges are now round ofapplause to the administration. After signing all their clandestine and dirty deaout with their manipulative third rate drama unpalatable to any human consciousness on this earth. The whole administrative mess that has brought the admission process under a serious cloud ofsuspicion and cynicism is the result of the farcical rotten underhand deals that the .
casteist comrades have entered into "'ith a retrogressive. inefficienr and callously indifferent administration. Friend's. this drama is nothing .
but an attempt to divert attention from the catastrophic failure ofJNUSU to address the burning concerns of the student community. NSUI strongly demands that the betrayers of the student community should show at least some principles of political morality at this stage and .
step down from their positions and call for an urgenr UGBMto reestablish the lost sanctity of the JNUSU .
\Ve demand A High Level Committee be setup so that a comprehensive and impartial inquiry can be hr ld regarding the flaws and .
l irregularities that have crept into the ad mission process. .
2. To fulfill the quotas ofOBC, Pll SC&ST without any delay. .
Immediate expansion ofinfrastructure development so as to facilitate the proposed 54% scat increase. .
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To speed up the process of hostel allotment to new students and open the new ho$tel within 2 months. .
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5. To provide TR and SR facilities to newly admitted students within 10 days. Temporarily open up Academic StaffCoiJcge and student activity centre to new students \Vho are facing acute crisis due to the .
6. non availability of Hostel facility. NSUI STRONGLY \VARNS AISA LUI\IPENS, \VIIO ARE CONTINUOUSLY INDULGING IN TEARING UP OUR POSTERS AND IIORDINGS, TIIAT IF THEY CONITNUE THEIR UNCIVILISED AND UNDE1\10CRATIC WAY THE .
CONSEQUENCES \VILL BE EXTREI\JELY SE\.ERE. .
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aisa AISA in JNUSU: Imagining New Futures, Institutionalizing Progressive Policy Changes.
JNUSU Elections Sep 2012 : Perspective and Issues.
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At the frontlines of resistance, there have always been students Academic Rejuvenation in different schools, creating.
and youth fighting for an alternative politics and a vision of social space for transparent and non-hierarchical debate and.
transformation...Today, we live in time when --- dialogue between students and faculty about atmosphere.
of classroom teaching, drop-out rates, course restructuring.
The State Defends Corporate Profiteering and Suppresses and new courses - a step that helped introduce new.
People's Movements... whether in Manesar, Nandigram, courses in SIS, rejection of compulsory attendance.
Koodankulam, Jaitapur, Jagatsinghpur in SLL&CS BoS, and re-opening of the issue of.
integrated BA/MA in SLL&CS against its recent.
Land, lives and livelihoods of common Indians are sacrificed to dismantling..
make way for corporate profits....
· Open House on Translation of Academic Texts and.
State repression becomes `democracy', as Operation Green reading materials..
Hunt, AFSPA and UAPA scuttle dissent....
· JNUSU in its `Inputs for 12th Plan' proposals demanded.
Our elected Parliament hands over natural resources to super- the creation of a Translation Unit and JNU Press..
rich corporations, for private profiteering....
· Operationalizing Tatkal services in Railway reservations.
Educational institutions become exclusive enclaves of the rich.
and the privileged...
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From Azamgarh and Darbhanga to Mumbai and Delhi, fake · Ensuring better hostel allotment policy: hostel.
encounters, illegal detentions and torture of Muslim youth accommodation for SC/ST/PH students within a day.
become the order of the day... of applying and simultaneous allotment to General.
and OBC students and starting a new dormitory in the.
Perpetrators of Bathani Tola massacre are acquitted, Ranveer old SPS building..
Sena goons are given a free hand to conduct open violence.
against Dalit students... · Ensuring that JNU administration incorporates the.
building 7 new hostels in its 12th plan proposals..
Narendra Modi's `governance' is praised... even as his.
lieutenants Maya Kodnani and Amit Shah are guilty of communal · In the face of increasing neo-liberal assaults of fee-hike.
massacre and fake encounters and fund-cut, administration was forced the to agree in.
principle to increase the MCM amount on receipt of.
Employment opportunities diminish, while defence budgets and funds under the 12th plan and also to include the demand.
tax subsidies to corporations flourish... for extending the time period of the UGC non-net.
scholarship to cover the entire period of research in its.
We live in an age when the model of student politics we 12th plan proposals to the UGC. JNUSU also ensured.
articulate cannot be one that espouses divisive agendas smooth SWITCHOVER from non-Net UGC scholarship.
of communal frenzy and casteist elitism against social to JRF/SRF so that students can avail the fellowship of.
justice. It cannot speak in the voice of the corporates or the higher amount for the maximum period..
administration, but must speak in favour of students and the.
people..
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AISA-led JNUSU: Initiatives, Struggles, Achievements · JNUSU's vigilance in the admission process ensured the.
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In March 2012, the JNUSU elections were restored after a long release of second lists this year for fulfilling mandated.
and protracted struggle to defend the JNUSU constitution against reservation..
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the imposition of the Lyngdoh Committee recommendations. The · Administrative High-handedness was defeated in.
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mandate of March 2012 was overwhelmingly in favour of Koyna, Shipra, Yamuna.
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AISA's vision of student politics. Although the current JNUSU · Attempts at Fee-hike and User Charges in Mahanadi.
had a very short tenure, every single day of this tenure has and Yamuna have been stalled..
been utilized to carry forward and strengthen the struggles of.
the student movement. Several initiatives taken up by the · Workers rights were vigilantly defended at each juncture.
AISA-led JNUSU were for the very first time in JNU's history. by reversing retrenchment and defending correct wages.
and ESI/PF rights..
· Initiating the agenda of Reduction in High Weightage of.
Viva Marks for the first time in JNU's history and ensuring School-level achievements: JNUSU pushed for academic.
concrete advances in the struggle by completing the data rejuvenation, introduction of new courses and democratisation of.
analysis of last 5 years and forcing the Viva Committee to academics. After JNUSU's intervention, the process for instituting.
acknowledge the inherent disparity in the system. new courses and lecture modules has been initiated. In SSS,.
a new lecture module on gender is being considered. SIS has.
· Conducting Mandatory Gender Sensitization and agreed to introduce a new course on `Global Southern Theories.
Orientation Programmes, for the first time in JNU's and History of International Relations' from the third world.
history as an institutional responsibility, in every school. perspective. Digitisation of the library and an Online Database.
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· Forging a National Platform Against the Lyngdoh in SIS is being put in place. The process of increasing the.
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Recommendations and for Campus Democracy number of optional courses offered by SSS and SIS has been.
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· Institutionalizing Efforts to Make JNU a Barrier-Free initiated. In SAA too, a workshop for research methodology will.
Campus for PH/VH Students and increase of reader's/ be organised, and new optional and compulsory courses were.
introduced this semester. New faculty recruitments, which was.
escort's allowance to Rs 2000 per month..
one of the important demands of the student community, has.
· Ensuring a Well-equipped and Properly Functioning been started. In SLL&CS, the issue of disintegration of the BA/.
Library including purchase of around 3,700 books after MA programme has been reopened after JNUSU's intervention..
3 years, renovation, digitisation, improved cataloguing JNUSU also opposed and successfully stopped the proposal.
and networking with centre libraries..
of compulsory attendance, and this was not allowed to be.
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· Organizing Brain Storming Sessions Towards passed at the BoS. Kalrav and the school's wall magazine.
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Students and parents gathered to learn more about the US undergraduate admissions process at Ambassador Gutman's residence on Tuesday June 5th.
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Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, or TJ, is the nation’s top-ranked public high school. Fairfax County Public Schools’ (FCPS) recent changes to TJ’s admissions process specifically aim to reduce the number of Asian-American children—and only Asian-American children—who can attend TJ. The school district’s race-based admissions scheme garnered nationwide interest and strong opposition from the Coalition for TJ, a group of over 5,000 parents, students, alumni, staff, and community members who advocate for school diversity and excellence through race-blind, merit-based admissions. Represented by PLF in federal court, the Coalition is challenging FCPS’ race-based admissions scheme as a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.
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Our con-:eption is clcar.\llhen we attend to problems of a school ,we believe that the issues which directlv atTect us m I . should fomt our core concerns .We should debate & discuss all the national & international tssue~ in b<!st tradition-of JNU in geneml & SIS in particular .But, we should not let the acrimony over these issues cloud our i.nuucdiatc concems in the school .Hence, we believe that the issues pertaining to SIS be addressed on a priority basis . we have s.:en in the last few years. many promises being made ,but very linle full1lled .Year after year , the convenor· report ts a disappointing saga of unfulfilled promises . .
\Vltat \\C pwpon is to address the following problem on a prionty basis : .
I. a . Ratll'llalisation of course structure & introduction of an orientation course for MA students regarding all possibk C<reer opportunities . .
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lncrc.lsing the duration & funds for field trips . .
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ACC<;!v,abilit~ ct:ntre's computers for Students . .
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Pem1.mcnt ,\:;;ccrruuod.ation of stud<!nts Tatrough new hostel and soh·iug the problems that stt1dents that 1-;:::tpor::tf\ uccommoanuon m Mahlpalpur. .
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E:-.-peditmg the formation of the gender sensitisation committee. .
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We an:: _-ommittetlto a democrutic.11ly functioning. school conunittee where GBMs arc held regularly (at least l\\ice a semestcr)to get 1~-:dback from students and also a better coordination wiU1 SFCs is ensured. .
Friend~. we h;wc to shun the politics of negativism. The last convenor's drama of using caste for political ends stands .
exposed as you \'.:ry well know of the contradiction bet\\ een his compliant to the proctor & the Fffi. lodges in the Police Station. .
uch di,·isive politics has to be stopped and a better democratic path followed by not disrupting others meetings.We also want .
to assure you that the ABVP \\ill stand finn against any attempt at \\ithdra\\ing the state from Higher Education & privatising .
education. This i~ an unswering conunitment that we make to you. The lett's ·great struggle' against privatisation of education .
in Kerala & \'"le t Bengal ended up in Government sponsored privatisation. .
Friend~. \\'t! are purched on a defining moment in U1t: htstory of post independent India, when institutions like JNU, especially 1 . \\ 111 have to play a greater role in the field of academics and policy inputs. We feel Pokhran-ll will go a long way in striking \1 halance not only with the global nuclear order but with the general world order which has been hitherto .
hegemonis..:d by the P-5. The tirst quarter of the 21 .. C "ill be a challenging period for India when she \\ill have to fumly .
place her~lf as a global player in the political, economic, security and humanitarian realms. We will have to develop our .
indigenous geniu-in all fields while not totally cutting ourselves from the rest of the world. At this crucial juncture of our .
lustory. SIS nectl to equip itself \\ith better intellectual and academic strength. devoid of obscurantist ideologies which have .
always hlocked on national progress by the politics of negativi m. .
Friend,.,. we request you to give a fitting rebuff the divisive and negati\'e commwtisl forces for a bold and forward looking ~hool committee and JNUSU which has a lofty ,;sion but has its feet firmly planted on the ground. .
Vote for ABVP p;mc!l & ht:lp us in this noble endeavor. .
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Counclllur.s : ..\.mit Kumar. Gochoin :\I anin. Plnal.i Routray. Sachln 1-:r. Saxrna. Sandrrp Kr. :\lahapatra .
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Gaston Christian High School sponsored its annual Christian College Fair on Monday, September 24. Admissions representatives from 15 Christian colleges and universities met with students in grades 9-12 to provide information on their schools and to answer student questions about the college admissions process.
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, or TJ, is the nation’s top-ranked public high school. Fairfax County Public Schools’ (FCPS) recent changes to TJ’s admissions process specifically aim to reduce the number of Asian-American children—and only Asian-American children—who can attend TJ. The school district’s race-based admissions scheme garnered nationwide interest and strong opposition from the Coalition for TJ, a group of over 5,000 parents, students, alumni, staff, and community members who advocate for school diversity and excellence through race-blind, merit-based admissions. Represented by PLF in federal court, the Coalition is challenging FCPS’ race-based admissions scheme as a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment.