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Nokia posts quarterly results. Sales up. Profits down.(yle.fi)
1 points by prayag 16y ago|0 comments
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by prayag 16y ago
Wikileaks exercises caution in what it leaks. I highly doubt wikileaks would leak personal information of millions of users. Their aim is to open up governments and public agencies, not people's personal lives.
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by prayag 16y ago
>Incidentally, I decided to add to my original comment and address your other points. I'd love it if you had the time to respond. If you prefer, I can move those points to a separate reply. Replied above in a separate reply.
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by prayag 16y ago
>Regardless the color of the skin, of the eyes, or of any other ridiculous parameters only one thing matters : excellence. See, here lies the problem. Define: excellence. As I have maintained, excellence is not tied well with SAT scores
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by prayag 16y ago
>What's the definition of "female equivalent"? Author's words not mine. I should have put quotes around "female equivalent". I believe that female sports should be given as much attention as male sports. >Are you suggesting that all
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by prayag 16y ago
>The author uses SAT scores because they are the best objective measure we have of academic quality. I wouldn't agree with this point. Though this claim has traditionally been accepted by academia but plenty of literature exists to make
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by prayag 16y ago
>"Minding the Campus readers probably need little instruction on the corrupting effects of the racial balancing game played by almost all our elite universities" Racial balancing is somehow corrupting? If I am making a claim like that I
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by prayag 16y ago
I hate it when people downvote without making an effort of writing (even a brief) rebuttal.
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by prayag 16y ago
The article is biased and full of negative stereotypes and a thinly veiled attack at not the Universities but the practice of Affirmative Action and dare I say, racial, ethnic and sexual minorities themselves. First of all, SAT scores or g
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by prayag 16y ago
I have been a couchsurfer for years and love the commmunity. airbnb seems to be exactly like couchsurfing except you have to pay to surf somebody's couch. Comparing airbnb and couchsurfing experience would be a great exercise in understandi