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Little did he know that while pursuing his pre-med degree, an elective course in sculpture would change the course of his entire life. While the trio didn't run as a slate, all were endorsed by the local Democratic Club, and all called for raising the bar academically and making better use of technology for such purposes as expanding elective course offerings, Estill said. Consider the situation carefully: students are, typically, disengaged and ill-prepared for college; territorial faculty encroach almost daily on elective courses as they increase their majors beyond reasonable limits or add certification requirements mandated by external agencies. |
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