An Iranian student was stopped on his way to America and told his visa was canceled; a college teaches conflict resolution to all freshmen; and more.
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“You are not entering that plane, period,” a customs official told him. Then he took out a pen and wrote “cancelled” in capital letters and drew a line through his visa. (PREMIUM)
A retired professor who started teaching college students in his mid-50s offers advice on the best ways to prepare students for the real world. (PREMIUM)
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