Coaching centres will expand dramatically and marginalised students will be deprived of higher education as 'cracking' the test is an 'expensive' skill they can't afford
The government cannot absolve itself. It approved the event. It knew the scale of sentiment, emotional pitch, and logistical nightmare, yet it pressed ahead.
The legal dimension is both urgent and precarious. Harvards lawsuit alleges that the administrations actions violate the First Amendment and due process, which is a serious claim.
Recruitment practices can sometimes leave students in the hands of professors who are experts in their subject but struggle to explain it clearly, writes P John J Kennedy
