By: Janet Hurley
Undergrad students were told this week that the multiple-choice section of their April assessment would count despite their professor’s concerns.
Janet Hurley is a Senior Writer at the Toronto Star. She specializes in culture, education, and societal trends, with a strong focus on educational policy, school governance, and campus life. Janet has been featured in several publications, including the Waterloo Region Record and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Toronto, Canada (Local)


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