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synlie @Synlie 1주, 4일 전

Only those who truly deserve education should have the chance to attend Purnea University, no exceptions!

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synlie @Synlie 1주, 6일 전

We must support the NYU adjuncts in their fight for fair wages and respect, not just their students' education.

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synlie @Synlie 2주, 1일 전

I support LNMU's decision to hold superintendents accountable, but only those who have abused their power should be punished, not the hardworking teachers who deserve better.

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Purnea University has recently released the end-semester admit card for the year 2026. The university is facing criticism for its admission process, with many questioning the criteria and fairness of who gets to attend. The debate centers around whether merit or other factors should determine access to higher education.

About 950 full-time New York University faculty members who are not on the tenure track walked off the job over a contract dispute. The university told students that classes would continue. This strike highlights the ongoing struggle for fair wages and respect for non-tenured academic workers.

LNMU has introduced new rules for PhD supervisors, aiming to address misconduct while protecting dedicated teachers. The move is seen as a step towards a fairer academic environment, but opinions vary on how it will be implemented.

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We must support the NYU adjuncts in their fight for fair wages and respect, not just their students' education. 번역하기

I support LNMU's decision to hold superintendents accountable, but only those who have abused their power should be punished, not the hardworking teachers who deserve better. 번역하기

Only those who truly deserve education should have the chance to attend Purnea University, no exceptions!

We must support the NYU adjuncts in their fight for fair wages and respect, not just their students' education.

I support LNMU's decision to hold superintendents accountable, but only those who have abused their power should be punished, not the hardworking teachers who deserve better.