You guys are real delusional if you think basically all scientists are wrong and that humans aren't making the planet harder to live in. I wish I had the peace of mind about this that you do
Here's the data showing the reduced SO2 and NO2 in the atmosphere - https://www.epa.gov/air-emissions-inventories/air-pollutant-emissions-trends-data
It's still a problem, it's just not as big and not in the news cycle as much as straws are right now (which I hold to be a case of misdirected...
So you're saying the sudden change that just happened to correspond with the industrial revolution is a coincidence?
Also yeah I'm sure the earth had a bunch of ice ages and survived and life will continue on earth for a long time after we're gone. But I'm worried that we(humans) won't be able...
And as a last challenge to this stereotype, I'd like to point out that the article on FTRS "Applying the Stanford Model," which has a lot of discussion on this forum, was written by a student named Akshay Easwaran.
I just went back and read it. Again, I see your point, but we're not going to bring uninterested students into the fold by generalizing them and referring to them all as "The Patels."
And to answer your question, 10% of undergrads are international students. So it's not as high a number as you...
SGA or OIE or someone used to do events where the football team would teach international students the rules but that hasn't happened in 3/4 years now.
Ramblin' Reck club says they want to bring more international students to games but doesn't actually do anything about it.
I'm extremely for...
So let's say we gratuate 95% of the students rn, so if we admit 100, we end up producing 95 engineers.
If we lower our grad rate to 60% then we need to admit around 160 people to still produce 95 engineers.
Isn't that making the capacity issue worse?
Why are we assuming that lower grad rates equate to better engineers?
Why are we assuming that classes aren't getting harder instead of assuming that the teaching is better, the students are smarter, and they are being provided with resources to excel.
GT has not lost its reputation of...
I dunno if any of you have been students recently but Tech is super crowded, especially CS (which I majored in).
I wasn't in a single CS class that had fewer than 50 students (and there was only one class that was that size).
Even 3 and 4 thousand level classes had 100-150 students and filled...
There's aren't many engineering programs of a similar quality in the country. I think it's unfair to expect one state to have multiple public universities of this level available
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