We talk with a ski patrol member about safety and trends in the profession. Then, a Washington Post higher education reporter explains how the SAT college admission test is switching to a digital-only format and a pending supreme court case.
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Speaking from the slopes: Ski patrol member on alpine safety and trends
The National Ski Patrol was founded in 1938. Today the organization has more than 31,000 members. We talk with a member of the South Central Region ski patrol about the profession and how the pandemic changed the slopes.
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The SAT test goes digital and the Supreme Court contemplates race in college admissions
The SAT test, which colleges use in considering applications, is shrinking from three to two hours and going digital. The Washington Post’s higher ed reporter explains the changes and talks about a Supreme Court case that could affect how universities consider race choosing students.
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- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Clara Neupert Producer
- Joe Tarr Producer
- Maria Lopez Technical Director
- Mark Anderson Guest
- Nick Anderson Guest
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