Make a (Mission) Statement

Make a (Mission) Statement

Nicolas Boileau In October of last year, the United States heard of the academic scandal at the University of North Carolina where, over the course of 18 years, students received credit for African-American studies courses without having to show up for class, complete assignments or take any tests....

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