[tips] Info: Alumni privileges

Is it settled policy that the children of alumni will get admission to institutions their parents graduated from? How about brothers and sisters and other relatives of the alumni? Does this policy apply to undergraduate admission only? Wow.this looks as an affirmative action program! Where are t

[tips] Invitation to join the book group on undergrad education in psych

For the last six months several of us have been discussing the new book on undergraduate education in psychology. With 4 chapters left, we still have much to discuss. If you'd like to join us, we'd love to have you. Book information: Halpern, D. (2009). Undergraduate Education in Psychology:

RE: [tips] Psychology and Military in News Again

Bill Scott said: "I don't think these troops grew up a[s] psychopaths, but they are acting as such in their occupations. Do we want this to be the result of our boot camps and on the job training? Are we providing the proper discriminative stimuli" Bill, I was mostly following you up to that poi

re: [tips] Psychology a no no for intrn'l grads.

On Thu, 08 Apr 2010 21:50:43 -0700, Michael S wrote: >[snip] >While teaching intro at a school in Daytona some of the Middle >East students thought that psychology was anti-Koranic I have no doubt that in class you probably said something like this: "That may be the case but have you considered

RE:[tips] Do Jews Form a Race

We can stop arguing about this now. The issue has been resolved in a new movie set to open at the end of this month in Great Britain. The movie is called, "The Infidel" and you can view the trailer at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMudF0MQgC0 Ed Edw