레이블이 Colleges around the United States인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시
레이블이 Colleges around the United States인 게시물을 표시합니다. 모든 게시물 표시

2013년 11월 29일 금요일

About 'colleges around'|Around College Basketball 11/23 Part 2







About 'colleges around'|Around College Basketball 11/23 Part 2








MCDONOUGH,               Ga.

-               The               hot               button               campaign               issue               of               illegal               immigration               in               Georgia               shot               up               a               notch               on               the               media               radar               when               on               Tuesday,               September               21,               a               committee               convened               by               the               Georgia               State               Board               of               Regents               released               its               recommendations               publicly.

The               primary               issue               being               reviewed               by               the               Board               revolves               around               illegal               immigrants               attending               Georgia               public               colleges               and               universities               and               the               extent               to               which               they               are               taking               spaces               that               result               in               the               denial               of               admittance               by               otherwise               qualified,               and               legal,               applicants.
               Currently,               federal               law               is               interpreted               to               give               individual               states               the               right               to               determine               policies               on               illegal               immigrants               attending               public               colleges               and               universities.

Georgia               has               allowed               admittance,               but               the               students               must               pay               out-of-state               tuition.
               A               firestorm               erupted               in               May               after               a               routine               traffic               stop               revealed               a               Kennesaw               State               student,               brought               to               this               country               from               Mexico               by               her               parents               as               a               child,               was               an               illegal               immigrant.

She               had               also               been               paying               the               significantly               lower               in-state               tuition               fees.

The               student               is               now               paying               out-of-state               tuition,               and               U.S.

Immigration               &               Customs               Enforcement               is               giving               her               one               year               to               complete               her               studies               before               being               deported.
               According               to               the               Augusta               Chronicle,               a               Mason-Dixon               poll               conducted               last               week               with               the               Georgia               Newspaper               Partnership               revealed               67%               of               those               polled               favor               a               universal               ban               for               illegal               immigrants               in               attending               any               Georgia               public               college               or               university.
               As               a               result               of               the               committee's               research,               it               has               been               determined               that               501               of               the               approximately               302,000               students               enrolled               in               Georgia's               public               colleges               and               universities               have               not               provided               proper               citizenship               documentation.

This               does               not               mean               that               all               501               are               illegal               immigrants.

It               just               means               that               501               students               have               not               provided               sufficient               documentation               to               prove               citizenship.
               Georgia               Perimeter               College               reports               the               largest               number               of               undocumented               students               with               210.

The               colleges               that               are               at               the               heart               of               the               issue,               however,               are               the               University               of               Georgia,               Georgia               Tech,               and               Georgia               State               University.

Combined               these               schools               have               29               undocumented               students,               but               they               have               also               turned               away               students               due               to               lack               of               space.

The               argument               becomes:               29               illegal               immigrants               took               spaces               that               were               refused               to               qualified,               legal               applicants.
               While               the               committee               recommends               grandfathering               in               these               29               students,               it               is               suggesting               that               the               Board               ban               acceptance               of               any               illegal               immigrant               to               a               school               that               has               had               to               deny               admittance               due               to               lack               of               space               for               the               past               two               years.

The               ban               would               go               into               effect               next               year.
               The               Board               will               vote               on               the               recommendations               on               October               13.
               Sources:
               Augusta               Chronicle
               The               Marietta               Daily               Journal
               University               System               of               Georgia






Image of colleges around






colleges around
colleges around


colleges around Image 1


colleges around
colleges around


colleges around Image 2


colleges around
colleges around


colleges around Image 3


colleges around
colleges around


colleges around Image 4


colleges around
colleges around


colleges around Image 5


  • Related blog with colleges around





    1. twin-cities.livejournal.com/   05/22/2011
      Which colleges around here offer biology degrees? My little cousin is thinking of ...
    2. bostonlifeorg.wordpress.com/   01/09/2013
      ...in recent years and have been getting popular on the West Coast. College food-service managers around the nation also spotted the trend and over the past five years, ...
    3. thehollytree.blogspot.com/   01/12/2008
      ...You don't need an iPod, just listen on your computer if you don't have one. Attend college around the world via iPods Friday, January 11, 2008 (KABC) -- What do a fisherman in the...
    4. charmcaester.wordpress.com/   09/26/2012
      ...Sometimes alone, sometimes with Tee or CN or Ann. My college was built by the English. You...influence of Victorian style of landscaping around the ground. I always told my...
    5. a-shadow-world.blogspot.com/   01/03/2011
      ...excellent advice for the college-bound: There are thousands of great colleges around the nation at which you can learn any skill or profession you choose. And in none of ...
    6. pausereflect.blogspot.com/   10/12/2006
      ...by the college", she said. As she began to describe her house, behind the college, around the corner from the elementary school, down the road from the big church, it slowly ...
    7. presentedbyp.blogspot.com/   10/12/2011
      ...d warned The Tramp not to come down all the way to Shyambazaar but go over to College Street for our next round of eating. We waited at coffee house, and the...
    8. acrosstheroad.blogspot.com/   05/07/2006
      ... intended? - Is this an issue that other community colleges around the country deal with as well? WHAT I KNOW I was invited by President...
    9. jtmbasketball.blogspot.com/   12/23/2010
      ... for an open 3 or a rap-around pass inside, he is more than capable of... he have the vision of an elite college point guard, but he also is capable of...
    10. bubbanearl.blogspot.com/   12/09/2010
      ... it fitting to take a look around college football and see the players, ...player in football this year, but the controversy around his father and pay for play can't be ...
    11. Colleges Around - Blog Homepage Results

      Study Abroad - About Education, study & travel programs, online courses, universities and colleges around the world.
      At Saatchi Gallery you can see the List of Main Art Colleges around the World few of those are given as below.
      Study Abroad - About Education, study & travel programs, online courses, universities and colleges around the world.



    Related Video with colleges around







    colleges around Video 1








    colleges around Video 2








    colleges around Video 3




    colleges around