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The article profiles university students, including Mia Jones, who learned to cook simple £2.50 meals to cut grocery costs and shares recipes such as chickpea curry, udon noodles, and teriyaki mince tacos. It combines personal testimony with a practical starter-store-cupboard cost breakdown.
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A new report and poll of 4,000 young people finds that 47% trust AI more than humans to check facts, with 52% among male respondents. The report warns schools and universities risk becoming irrelevant if they do not adapt to AI, and calls for a government taskforce plus special measures for the Department for Education.
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A survey by FIRE found that more U.S. college students support banning controversial speakers and a record share say violence is acceptable to stop campus speeches. The article highlights declining tolerance, especially toward conservative views, and lists campuses with the highest and lowest intolerance.
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An opinion column attacks Nikole Hannah-Jones over a New York Times Magazine essay in which she reflected on sending her daughter to underperforming New York City public schools. The writer argues she harmed her child and refuses to accept responsibility, instead blaming racism, school segregation, and teachers unions. It uses the dispute to push accountability and criticize progressive education policies.
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A poll finding that high-income Black families send children to private school at higher rates than white or Asian families is tied to Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay about sending her daughter to majority-Black public schools. The article highlights criticism that Hannah-Jones' decision backfired and presents her as an elite whose antiracist 'sacrifice' harmed her daughter.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom appointed former Rep. Katie Porter to California's Community Colleges Board of Governors, months after she said she was done with politics. The piece highlights her recent electoral losses, the $100-per-day pay, and past bullying allegations.
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During a discussion about Nikole Hannah-Jones' regret over sending her daughter to predominantly Black public schools, 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin said her children experienced bullying and racism at predominantly White private schools. The article reports Hostin's comments with skeptical wording and ties them to a broader media discussion about race, schooling, and elite education.
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced plans to cap foreign students in classrooms and ban face-covering garments like burqas and niqabs in schools, saying the measures promote integration and protect Italian identity. The proposal would limit non-Italian students per classroom, though no exact cap was specified.
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A Cal State Fullerton freshman died after being dropped off unresponsive following an off-campus fraternity gathering. The article highlights that the unaffiliated Delta Chi chapter lost university recognition in 2021 over hazing and alcohol/drug violations, while police say hazing is not currently considered a factor. The family demands a complete investigation into why 911 was not called.
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This opinion piece satirically drafts a fuller COVID apology for Gavin Newsom, accusing him of harming children, parents, small businesses, and Californians through lockdowns, school closures, vaccine mandates, and union influence. It frames his recent regrets as politically motivated ahead of a potential presidential run.
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Cobb County removed Toni Morrison's 'The Bluest Eye' from school libraries, citing graphic depictions of child rape and incest, adding to more than 30 titles pulled since 2023. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale defended the removal as protecting students and preserving parental choice, while free-speech advocates called it censorship.
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An exclusive interview with Faraji Hannah-Jones defends his and Nikole Hannah-Jones’s choice to enroll their daughter in struggling Brooklyn public schools and compares his wife to Martin Luther King. The article stresses contradictions, including Nikole’s admitted regret and their daughter’s academic struggles, while using mocking language toward the couple and the 1619 Project.