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Course Work May Slow School-Year Slide

Course Work May Slow School-Year Slide

      BOSTON—In hopes of slowing what is commonly referred to as the school-year slide, Boston College faculty are going to start assigning course work to undergraduate students.

      "In past school years," said Boston College President, William P. Leahy, "Students lost many of the academic skills they acquired during the summer. We feel that by requiring students to enroll in classes and learn new material, we will prevent the loss of such information. . . . [Read Article]

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