Nanette Asimov
Higher Education Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Chronicle higher education reporter. Follow me on Threads at @NanetteAsimov. News tips welcome. DMs open or [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
sanluisobispo.com | Nanette Asimov
The Santa Clara County district attorney charged 12 pro-Palestinian protesters, including eight Stanford students, with felony vandalism and conspiracy Thursday in connection with the predawn break-in at Stanford administrative offices last June 5.
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2 weeks ago |
sfchronicle.com | Nanette Asimov
The Santa Clara County District Attorney charged 12 pro-Palestinian protesters, including eight Stanford students, Thursday with felony vandalism and conspiracy in connection with the pre-dawn break-in at Stanford administrative offices last June 5.
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2 weeks ago |
sfchronicle.com | Nanette Asimov
‘The field is going to explode’As a firefighter and paramedic for most of the last 12 years, terror and trauma were part of his job. Each day, Bochey expected to encounter dead or wounded people. Like the three who burned to death, leaving a teenager who “had to wake up in the hospital to find he didn’t have a family,” Bochey said. Or the eight hit in a deadly shooting at a crowded park, and the nine riddled with bullets at a house party.
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3 weeks ago |
matr.net | Nanette Asimov
Winning admission into the University of California’s most competitive majors — including computer science, engineering and business — is about as likely as hitting a home run your first time at bat. Yet even those subjects are not the hardest to get into. That honor belongs to nursing, for which you might have to hit two home runs. In a row. Just 1% of the nearly 6,000 yearly applicants to UC’s undergraduate nursing programs, at UCLA and UC Irvine, are permitted to walk through the door.
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1 month ago |
sfchronicle.com | Nanette Asimov
Winning admission into the University of California's most competitive majors - including computer science, engineering and business - is about as likely as hitting a home run your first time at bat. Yet even those subjects are not the hardest to get into. That honor belongs to nursing, for which you might have to hit two home runs. In a row. Just 1% of the nearly 6,000 yearly applicants to UC's undergraduate nursing programs, at UCLA and UC Irvine, are permitted to walk through the door.
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Twelve pro-Palestinian protesters charged in break-in of @Stanford president’s office https://t.co/Sbcx2TOrEg via @sfchronicle
This S.F. #college is rolling out the nation’s first undergrad degree in #psychedelics @CIIS_SF https://t.co/x5I6zMvMe9
.@UofCalifornia's most competitive major has a 1% acceptance rate, and it’s not computer science https://t.co/UREhp39LoO via @sfchronicle