Fairness is not merely a choice; it is a way of moving through the world. For life and work to exhibit more fairness, people need to embed fair behavior into everyday choices, routines, and systems.

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Alhambra High School claimed victory for the second year in a row at the 43rd annual Los Angeles County Academic Decathlon.

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With that in mind, we asked people who work in higher ed for their best, boldest idea for how to improve the day-in, day-out reality of working in the sector. Or subscribe now to read with unlimited ...