The men's dropout rate rose 80% over last year, while the women's dropout rate went up just 12%.
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" CollegeHumor launched its own subscription streaming service called Dropout in 2018, and Reich said, "The #1 way you can support me is to stay subscribed to Dropout.
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They also compared female dropout rates with male dropout rates, the idea being that better access to birth control should help women stay in school but wouldn't do much for men.
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Even a famous college dropout like Bill Gates has called the high college dropout rates in the U.S. "tragic," noting that the country could see a shortage of skilled workers as a result.
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The local high school has a 60 percent dropout rate.
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These are ambitious plans for a rich, young college dropout.
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My first rap album I bought was College Dropout, though.
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In Germany, similar efforts exist under the name aussteiger (dropout).
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As physicians burnout, dropout, commit suicide that toll is larger.
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Still, being a college dropout wasn't part of the plan.
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They could raise the dropout age to 18 or older.
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He was a high school dropout, not a college graduate.
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Lowest high school dropout rate, average commute under 453 min.
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Lowest high school dropout rate, average commute under 20 min.
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But I don't think the dropout group will be large.
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The dropout rate for white students is less than 5 percent.
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D.C. (highest) has three times the dropout rate of Iowa (lowest).
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University researchers hope to use the data to lower dropout rates.
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A 10th-grade dropout, Mr. Vega wants to earn a degree.
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I've been a fan since College Dropout and even till now.
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Dropout rates are high, saddling students with debt but no degree.
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Yet despite the lowering of standards, dropout rates remain appallingly high.
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In some studies, dropout rates were as high as 40 percent.
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As of January, the program had a dropout rate of zero.
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The college dropout phenomenon exacts a terrible price on American society.
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Why is the dropout rate so high, particularly among first-generation students?
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Holmes and Theranos are also the subject of the podcast The Dropout.
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Combs, a college dropout, was a controversial choice for a commencement speaker.
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Also, the dropout rate was unexpectedly higher in the self-help group.
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More recent heroes include Arunachalam Muruganantham, a school dropout from rural India.
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The school is hyper-selective and has a dropout rate of 242%.
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The U.S. has a dropout problem, and Bill Gates isn't having it.
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The Dropout premieres on March 15 at 9 pm Eastern on ABC.
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Cook pointed out that his company was founded by a college dropout.
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Georgia State didn't "solve" its dropout problem by recruiting better-pedigreed students.
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I am a college dropout who's never received a formal business education.
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It was a revelation that made me, a piano lesson dropout, laugh.
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Well, many states, including North Carolina, set the dropout age at 16.
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Take 17-year-old designer and high school dropout Austin Butts, a.k.a.
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This is all to say, Harverd Dropout is going to be legendary.
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Violette became a teenage punk rocker, drug addict and high school dropout.
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Low education, high child poverty and high school dropout rates blight progress.
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These colleges tend to be underfunded and suffer from high dropout rates.
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So I wouldn't say that being a dropout is a bad thing.
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We know there is poverty, that the school dropout rate is high.
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"She's incredibly passionate," former Theranos employee Anna Arriola said on "The Dropout" podcast.
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"I started out with what I call the 'GOP Dropout' series," he says.
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And we discuss the launch of Dropout, a new subscription service from CollegeHumor.
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But Wozniak is not a dropout success story like Jobs or Bill Gates.
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" I thought, "College student, dropout, site aimed at helping students date each other . . .
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A high school dropout, King was serving his second prison stint for burglary.
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Born With A Love For Beauty My mom was a beauty school dropout.
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However, X may be better known in the public for its dropout, Glass.
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One such fan turned blogger was a young college dropout named Marco Canestrari.
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CollegeHumor is getting into the subscription business with a new service called Dropout.
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Furthermore, because there was supposedly no clinical trial, participant dropout rates were unreported.
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The double connection will help reduce audio dropout if one method stops working.
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This double connection will help reduce audio dropout if one method stops working.
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The baja hoodie has become emblematic of this breed of American hippie dropout.
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With his dropout this week, that will have to be Castro's campaign legacy.
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The worst part of the college-dropout problem is the cost to students.
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He was a community-college dropout, a member of the murky hacking counterculture.
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A Chalkbeat analysis of state data found a hidden dropout crisis in Indiana.
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How did the academic dropout with anxiety disorder become a champion poker player?
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The dropout problem is particularly acute for students whose parents did not attend college.
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That is three times the dropout rate of students whose parents graduated from college.
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As a former Model UN participant and dropout, I can say this with authority.
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En route to her "Dropout Piece," Lozano had already begun the process of disappearing.
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Learning that the flatterer is a dropout will make your predicament worse, not better.
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One almost expects an orange-colored college dropout to come walking down the stairs.
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In 2007, Harvard honored its most famous dropout, giving him an honorary law degree.
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Steyer's announcement comes one day after the first prominent dropout from the Democratic contest.
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The reports will emphasize analysis on both the students' dropout and program completion rates.
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"Big problems require big solutions," says the college dropout who once studied aerospace engineering.
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It leads to high dropout rates, high incarceration rates, low labor force participation rates.
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Russell was just 17 years old when he founded Luminar as a Stanford dropout.
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But there were high dropout rates, and the study ended after just six months.
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Woefully underprepared instructors are contributing to a shockingly high dropout rate among young athletes.
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Pete Buttigieg, another recent 2020 dropout, is said to be considering a Biden endorsement.
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Unable to afford the fine, later that week I became a high school dropout.
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They often enroll in colleges that have a high dropout rate and never finish.
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The United States is suffering from a college dropout crisis, as I've written before.
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For the 148 men in the company, the dropout rate was just 20 percent.
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Many instead enroll in local colleges with relatively few resources and high dropout rates.
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If anything, in fact, the biggest dropout crisis is no longer in high schools.
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The dropout rate has since fallen to 8.5 percent, from 22 percent in 2005.
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He's a college dropout with a spotty track record and a reputation for pugnacity.
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Many are young men like Malik, a high-school dropout who works in construction.
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One, Jamie Raichel, told me she used to work in schools on dropout prevention.
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As the Latino dropout rate has fallen, Latino college enrollment has hit new highs.
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His first album, "The College Dropout" in 2004, remains his longest at 76 minutes.
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It's a great option for anyone who's run out of episodes of The Dropout podcast.
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But the 33-year-old college dropout doesn't like to admit when he's been hoodwinked.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, an adoptee and college dropout, did so in my lifetime.
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Clara (left), told me there there are a lot of rumors regarding Assange's internet dropout.
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A UCLA dropout, Keenan became, at 21, the youngest member of the L.A. Stock Exchange.
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The high school dropout had told investigators he wanted to start a race war. 5.
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The highest dropout rates are in sub-Saharan Africa, north Africa and the Middle East.
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And she did all this as a high school dropout who never went to college.
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Glover plays Ernest "Ern" Marks, a Princeton dropout (reason unknown) and cousin of Paper Boi.
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A high school dropout, Roof was captured in North Carolina the day after the shootings.
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The city's dropout rate declined slightly, down 0.7 percentage points to 9 percent of students.
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Watch a new music video for the song "Elementary School Dropout" below, exclusively on VICE.
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Check out how one grade grade school dropout turned $400 into a multimillion-dollar business.
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Data like this is helpful in highlighting the risks associated between depression and school dropout.
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There is much we need to do to tackle our nation's graduation and dropout challenges.
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There was the pink polo of The College Dropout and the shutter shades of Graduation.
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Roof, a high school dropout, was captured in North Carolina the day after the shootings.
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Peer support can facilitate patient engagement in formal mental health treatment and lower dropout rates.
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With these, you remove your back wheel and attach the rear dropout to the trainer.
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You're a college dropout, so you didn't have the degree to go back on. Yeah.
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The researchers also noticed a major reduction in depression, along with a low dropout rate.
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With Klobuchar's last-minute dropout, it was unclear where her supporters were going to go.
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"You should probably switch from doing homework to working on your dropout forms," Tina says.
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Mr. Ruff, a college dropout, had a roller-coaster career, starting out as a stockbroker.
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Kim Jong-nam was an early dropout in the Kim dynasty's third-generation power struggle.
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By comparison, West's longest album is his first, "The College Dropout," at 76 minutes long.
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"I'm kind a weird dropout because I take college courses all the time," Gates says.
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According to the most recent data from the National Center for Education Statistics, the high school dropout rate for young people from families in the lowest quartile of incomes was more than three times higher than the dropout rate of students from the wealthiest quartile.
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The university sees this surveillance of student behavior as a way to lower its dropout rate.
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The California Democratic Party endorsed as its next U.S. senator a former college dropout, dissing Sen.
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A high school dropout with two children to support, Castro Reséndiz knew his options were limited.
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The narratives of Lane's material life were grim: dropout, loser, loner, stoner, failure, shut-in, punchline.
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Night in the Woods is a game about being both a cat and a college dropout.
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Hansen was born in Bellevue, Omaha, in 1968 to a 16-year-old high school dropout.
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The second night, somehow, the Steam virtual reality had a dropout and Sara had to restart.
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The Harvard Crimson has called Gates "Harvard's most successful dropout" — and it's easy to see why.
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They were joined by a young college dropout named Luigi Di Maio and a few others.
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Erez Cohen has an almost formulaic Silicon Valley pedigree—UC Berkeley undergrad, PhD dropout, startup founder.
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Favoring Kanye's early work, Chance named Late Registration and The College Dropout as his favorite records.
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Six years ago, Brandon Jordan was a high school dropout, living on the streets of Atlanta.
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In 19833, the most recent year for which data is available, the dropout rate was 19.1%.
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Zuckerberg follows another famous Harvard dropout, Bill Gates, who spoke before its graduates a decade ago.
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Ms. Holmes, a Stanford University dropout who founded and controls Theranos, will remain as chief executive.
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"There's no question that [insecurity] is a part of the dropout rate problem," says Goldrick-Rab.
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Duffy, a medical school dropout, started the company after a job doing analytics work at Google.
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A 31-year-old college dropout may be in line to become Italy's next prime minister.
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Silicon Valley has always romanticized the college dropout, from Gates and Jobs to Zuckerberg and Holmes.
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A high school dropout, Miriam was soon hired for a vaudeville act, recommended by a friend.
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A 52-foot-5, barrel-chested high school dropout, Mr. Sperling was volatile, foulmouthed and unapologetic.
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The "Harverd Dropout" rapper is featured in the uber-popular "NBA 2K20" video game this year.
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Now, of course, Dropout is the only part of CollegeHumor that is still publishing new work.
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Many of those students then enroll instead in colleges with fewer resources and higher dropout rates.
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A 20-year-old college dropout says he made $225,000 in sales last year reselling sneakers.
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Low graduation rates and high dropout rates were especially pronounced in the independent-study charter schools.
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In addition, Early says long-term trials are more expensive and have a higher dropout rate.
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Fortunately for Anthony Levandowski and his team of UC Berkeley undergrads, Ghostrider was not the only dropout.
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The company greenlit "The Dropout," a limited series about rise and fall of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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West eventually broke through as a solo artist with his debut album The College Dropout in 2004.
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But footage of the college dropout shows a questionably groomed woman speaking in an affected deep voice.
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When she dropped out of the race, I did a parody of 'Beauty School Dropout' from Grease.
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"Another big dropout of the Presidential race was, along with 0% Tim Ryan, 85033% @RepSwalwell," Trump tweeted.
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They point to college acceptance and high school dropout rates to show the success of their approach.
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CollegeHumor, a comedy website owned by holding group IAC, is launching DROPOUT, an ad-free subscription service.
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Listen to The Dropout on ABC News, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Pandora, Spotify, Stitcher or TuneIn.
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Cora claims a 90 percent decrease in school dropout rates when girls have access to menstrual supplies.
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He calculates that the average dropout rate at Descartes over the past six years has been 45%.
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Vermont teen Chris Marquis, according to news reports, was a high school dropout living with his mother.
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The 60-year old college dropout wears jeans and a T-shirt with a backwards baseball cap.
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"Dropout from device usage is a serious problem for the industry," said Gartner research director Rachel McIntyre.
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Namely, The Dropout addresses the allegations and criminal charges facing former Theranos COO and president Ramesh Balwani.
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Sometimes the wire splits and you get occasional audio dropout, briefly losing your connection to your device.
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On Tuesday, the Harvard dropout visited his old dorm, where he started the social network in 2004.
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I am 52, a high school dropout, in pretty good health, unemployed and with no discernible prospects.
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Metrics such as high school dropout and falling graduation rates rose dramatically for working-class white children.
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Some Twitter users couldn't believe the College Dropout rapper included photoshopped bodies of celebrities in a video.
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I'm talking about the one fresh on the scene in 2004, releasing his debut album College Dropout.
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"In Pursuit of Disobedient Women" abounds with stories like that of Rahila, the suicide bombing school dropout.
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As a high school dropout, Mr. Earle played a coffeehouse near Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
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Linda Kasabian: Born in small-town Maine, Kasabian was a high school dropout and troubled teen bride.
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Still, an Islamic school dropout with an unlicensed mosque was gaining followers in Sri Lanka and beyond.
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More recently, these universities have seemed to struggle, with unprepared students, squeezed budgets and high dropout rates.
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"It's not very delightful as a user, and you have a high dropout rate," El Maujahid said.
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The trial became a duel of competing narratives on the defendant, a slightly built ninth-grade dropout.
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As they grow older, these children have higher high school dropout rates and achieve less economic success.
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Other paid subscription services coming to Roku Channel include CollegeHumor's Dropout, Smithsonian Channel Plus, Noggin, and Tastemade.
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For the uninitiated, Theranos was a medical startup founded by Stanford dropout and master scammer Elizabeth Holmes.
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I listen to the finale of The Dropout and plan to make coffee when I get to work.
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The college dropout, now 29, launched her business Ellis Island Tea in 2008, after perfecting her family's recipe.
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During our interview his publicist tells him he has to record an Instagram video to promote Harverd Dropout.
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" He titled his debut album College Dropout and told MTV, the title "is saying make your own decisions.
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He wrote Facebook a check when it was little more than an interesting startup from another Harvard dropout.
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Seeking inspiration, he turned to previous speaker, and fellow Harvard dropout Bill Gates for a fun YouTube video.
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In Ireland, a PhD dropout named Cathal Garvey won such approval from the Irish government back in 2012.
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Down the road, the owner of Dropout Studios in southeast London's Camberwell let the band rehearse for free.
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We often hear the dropout-turned-billionaire story, but the majority of uber-wealthy people have graduated college.
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Dropout is part of CH Media, the IAC -owned subsidiary that also includes Dorkly, Drawfree and CollegeHumor proper.
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Mike Lazaridis, a co-founder of BlackBerry (and of the Perimeter Institute) is a University of Waterloo dropout.
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It highlights high dropout rates, and it emphasizes that two-thirds of patients retain their diagnosis of PTSD.
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His report "The Silent Epidemic" on the high school dropout crisis helped bring national attention to the issue.
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Oh, and in case you were wondering which Kanye album he was listening to, it was "College Dropout".
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A dropout from Medellín's Universidad Autónoma, Escobar had gone into business selling stolen tombstones and contraband American cigarettes.
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Mr. Hernandez, an 18-year-old high school dropout, was working in the store as a stock clerk.
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We are the nation's largest dropout prevention organization, serving 2628 million students in 28500,6900 sites across the country.
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Mae, Night in the Woods' feline protagonist, is a college dropout returning to her hometown of Possum Springs.
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The College Dropout can't be sure if it's the best part about the future or the other one.
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Called "The Dropout," a new ABC documentary and an accompanying podcast about Theranos features never-before-aired depositions.
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Products no longer resemble horrific sneakerhead fever dream swag (hello 2007's Bape x The College Dropout collaboration).
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"Harverd Dropout" by Lil Pump from 2019 is described as an album that isn't worth a full download.
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It was founded in the 1980s by Umberto Bossi, a university dropout who was considered a loose cannon.
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One of the sparks for the protests here in 1968 was a high dropout rate among Latino students.
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Based in Estonia, it was founded six years ago by a 21-year-old college dropout, Markus Villig.
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The city said that across every borough and ethnicity, the graduation rate rose and the dropout rate declined.
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The dropout rate citywide last year was 7.8 percent, which the city said was the lowest on record.
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Both books foreground female protagonists who work with, or for, the boy-genius college dropout-turned-philosopher-king.
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I hope we're on the verge of giving a similar amount of attention to our college-dropout crisis.
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In just six years, Ritesh Agarwal has gone from a college dropout to one of India's youngest billionaires.
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As a result, they develop problems such as drug abuse, academic failure, school dropout, depression, and antisocial behavior.
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But the fasting group had a dropout rate of 38%, compared with 29% for the conventional diet group.
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The Voyeur deduced from his eavesdropping that he was a college dropout and a small-time drug dealer.
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A college dropout, he knocked around from job to job before finding his way to the oil patch.
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I'm a dropout, but I still know that public schools typically offer a whitewashed, Eurocentric version of history.
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"The problem with prolonged exposure is that it also has made a number of veterans violent, suicidal, and depressed, and it has a dropout rate that some researchers put at more than 50 percent, the highest dropout rate of any PTSD therapy that has been widely studied so far," Morris wrote.
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In Atlanta, Glover plays Earnest "Earn" Marks, a dad and a college dropout whose cousin becomes a famous rapper.
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Further, the name of at least one of the dropout candidates, Laura Oatman, will reportedly remain on Tuesday's ballot.
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It's a tried and true trope of startups: the 21-year-old college dropout founder with a brilliant idea.
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And Luckey isn't the only successful college dropout to advise current students to be wary about following his path.
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Ritchie Torres, one of many examples, is New York's youngest City Council Member and yet, he's a college dropout.
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He also works to create more individualized plans, though he acknowledges that there are high dropout rates there, too.
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The Stanford computer science dropout and Thiel Fellow founded identity verification startup Cognito and decentralized credit scoring app Bloom.
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The control group received no counseling, and the high dropout rate among dieters weakened the study's very basic conclusions.
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The dropout narrative typically excludes students who leave college for other reasons, whether it's financial or mental health related.
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Switch off your vines and hoists so Pastoricate is escorting you in meteoric dropout Eddie the tufted flying worm.
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Before Sidney Torres made millions developing real estate, he was a college dropout working as Lenny Kravitz's personal assistant.
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"I think the problem of school dropout is really critical," said Mendelson, who wasn't involved in the new study.
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School dropout rates are invariably high, with an 85% rate among trans girls at secondary school surveyed in Vietnam.
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Even though he dropped out of college himself, Bill Gates says that college dropout rates need to be addressed.
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Incarceration also cannot explain the sharp disparities observed in outcomes at younger ages, such as high school dropout rates.
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Our high school dropout rate has declined significantly — from 32 percent in 2000 down to 12 percent in 2014.
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Much like Wanstrath, Preston-Werner is a college dropout (he left Harvey Mudd College in 1999 after two years).
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He is often compared to another Harvard dropout, Bill Gates , who has been his mentor in business and philanthropy.
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Ifans) is the father of Max (Jack Kilmer, son of Val), a musician and recent New York University dropout.
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Here's a good question to start with: Would you rather be a high school dropout today or in 1945?
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It started in New York, where, as an idealistic college dropout in the early 1960s, he tutored Harlem schoolchildren.
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And DZ, of course, is a dropout who quit his job and moved across the country to pursue music.
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The Cheesecake Factory (CAKE) also owns a number of other restaurants including North Italia, Flower Child and Culinary Dropout.
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It also did not appear that industry sponsoring of trials correlated with significant differences in response or dropout rates.
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I was a high school dropout heavy into hanging around the streets, bouncing from homeless shelter to homeless shelter.
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With a penchant for flashy purchases, Mr. Maezawa, a college dropout, has long been considered a master self-promoter.
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In addition, a few cannabis users experienced side effects at times severe enough to cause dropout from the studies.
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The first is a top student, the others a high school dropout, a political activist, a bohemian artist's muse.
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A college dropout and former soccer stadium usher, he became an early favorite in the new Five Star universe.
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Meet Zhou Qunfei: former factory worker, high school dropout and now with a net worth of over $8 billion.
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One high school dropout who invested when it was just $12 per token became a millionaire at age 18.
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Worst of all, many students attend colleges with high dropout rates and end up with debt but no degree.
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High housing costs, crime rate and high school dropout rate Lexington, Ky. Low infant care and housing costs, low crime rate Newark Long commute times, low median income, high crime rate Boise, Idaho Short commute times, low infant care and housing costs Buffalo High crime, high school dropout and unemployment rates Tallahassee, Fla.
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It has also likely alienated families when administrators across the country are boosting parent outreach to lower student dropout rates.
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I get a grande iced coffee with cream and half sweetener ($3.19) while listening to The Dropout in my car.
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Given his own success as a college dropout, you might think Luckey would be willing to fully endorse that path.
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Zuckerberg's speech was not the first time a successful dropout returned to the campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to address graduates.
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Today, the Harvard dropout is worth approximately $34 and the startup that he founded is worth more than $200 billion.
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The donor was a convicted felon and college dropout who was diagnosed as having schizophrenia in 2002, the lawsuit alleges.
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Dropout Piece is the name Lozano gave to her wrenching transformation from insider to outsider, her declaration of willed marginality.
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Bill Gates, a fellow Harvard dropout, also left school after just two years to co-found Microsoft with Paul Allen.
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Still, these dropout rates weren't equal across genders — 5% of men quit the race, compared to only 3.8% of women.
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Here, a young Ph.D. dropout negotiates the daily trials of motherhood and marriage against the overwhelming knowledge of planetary crisis.
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"Ben Pasternak is now a high school dropout, which is not what I signed up for," Mark told Mashable Australia.
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Hinckley was a 25-year-old college dropout with vague aspirations of a musical career when he fired at Reagan.
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Holmes, a Stanford University dropout who started Theranos at age 19, was celebrated as a rising star of Silicon Valley.
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Reynor, a college dropout who lives at home and spends his time smoking hash, becomes Connor's music guru of sorts.
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One female outlier is Elizabeth Holmes, the Stanford dropout who founded Theranos, but that story has a very different ending.
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On the surface, Atlanta follows penniless Princeton dropout Earn Marks (Glover) as he attempts to manage his cousin Alfred's, a.k.a.
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Depending on who you ask, Kanye West has at least three albums regarded as classics ( College Dropout, Late Registration, MBDTF).
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The Harvard Crimson describes him as "Harvard's most successful dropout," and today he is the wealthiest person on the planet.
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Hemsworth's first role was on Australian soap Home and Away, which he booked as a high school dropout in 2004.
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The Inventor doesn't take a deep dive into the origin of Holmes' mysteriously baritone voice, but The Dropout sure does.
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Mr. Gates, a Harvard dropout, is a chairman of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest charitable organization.
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After making his name as a producer, Kanye West broke out as a rapper with "The College Dropout" in 2004.
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"Sometimes I feel like a jazz dropout, you know?" she said in her trailer, wearing a floral print summer dress.
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QUEEN OF KATWE How a Ugandan girl, an elementary-school dropout selling corn on the streets, became a chess champion.
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This is how Holmes went from precocious child, to ambitious Stanford dropout, to an embattled startup founder charged with fraud:
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People didn't take it for granted that if you're a high school dropout, there must be something wrong with you.
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Trump: Or I can pay some art school dropout to draw what you said and make all of the money.
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Do I find the recent stats that found black students dropout of college more often than their white peers surprising?
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As the clinking of forks grew silent, he recited a checklist that ran from bilingualism to high-school dropout rates.
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On Thursday, the C.I.A. (barely) relaxed its typically tight-lipped stance to relay a few words about its infamous dropout.
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Politicians, she argued, had come to accept high crime, decaying infrastructure and staggering high school dropout rates as the norm.
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She could not shake the image of herself as a statistic — a high school dropout — and yearned to escape it.
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They've done so because both Tennessee and Chicago have paired free tuition with a new push to reduce dropout rates.
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Beyond the dropout campaigns aimed at members, conservatives are bringing lawsuits to retroactively recover fees collected by unions from nonmembers.
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Low unemployment rate, high median income Detroit High housing costs and high school dropout rate, low median income Lubbock, Tex.
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As a youth, Mr. Graham, now 65, was the prodigal of the Graham family, a college dropout fond of alcohol.
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And so Dropout, CollegeHumor's dedicated streaming service, was born in 2016 as a way to double down on the success.
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Han is a 23-year-old pianist and conservatory dropout with an impressive stockpile of jazz history at her disposal.
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The company was founded, in 20123, by Mark Hughes, a high-school dropout with a talent for storytelling and salesmanship.
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In New York City, Project Arts was dissolved, and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg began breaking up the city's dropout factories.
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"I was a high school dropout, a runaway, I was last in my class and I took drugs," he said.
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It's about a pretty young Vassar dropout named Vivian who moves to New York City in 1940 to have adventures.
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High housing costs, crime rate and high school dropout rate Newark Long commute times, low median income, high crime rate Buffalo High crime, high school dropout and unemployment rates San Francisco High housing costs and commute times, large population over 45 Philadelphia High housing costs, low median income, long commute times Cleveland Low median income, high unemployment and crime rates Las Vegas High unemployment, large population over 45 Detroit High housing costs and high school dropout rate, low median income Baltimore High crime rate, housing costs and unemployment rate Source: Zumper.
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Sure. But Elizabeth Holmes was barely 19 when she came up with it, a Stanford dropout aspiring to upend personalized medicine.
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A school dropout, the 39-year-old was one of the first women to become a licensed taxi driver in India.
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For instance, academic scientists with robotics backgrounds had the highest dropout rates, perhaps because of the large number of consumer applications.
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Per the report, Hulu is closing a deal for The Dropout, a series based on the podcast of the same name.
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Please do not ask if Josie informed her mother of this scheme or whether she is now a high school dropout.
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Titled The Dropout, the podcast quickly became a major hit; all seven episodes are now available on iTunes and ABC Radio.
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But theological hype helped whip up impressionable Muslims abroad, like Mohammed Emwazi, a London dropout who executed Mr Kassig and others.
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This cycle demonstrably widens the achievement gap each year, contributing to a higher dropout rate and decreased income later in life.
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The app has a 45 percent dropout rate that may represent people who aren't up to the regular monitoring it requires.
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This college dropout built a $1.9 million workout clothing business without any investors or loans — and her advice is surprisingly simple
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Israeli colleges have the oldest average graduates of any OECD country, (average age is 27), but also a negligible dropout rate.
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Not long afterwards, the ninth grade dropout began using his time locked away in a prison cell to study spiritual pursuits.
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Kuenzel, an eighth-grade dropout military brat who spent his childhood moving from base to base, could not afford a lawyer.
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Once a brilliant behind-the-scenes producer, he burst out on his own musically with his 2003 album The College Dropout.
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His efforts on The College Dropout are tales of people struggling against a system designed to keep young black people down.
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One section covers 1970s Bay Area digital bulletin board project Resource One, led by Berkeley computer science dropout Pam Hardt-English.
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Harvard's most famous dropout (okay, maybe second) is going to be giving the commencement speech at the prestigious college's upcoming graduation.
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He takes another young man, a college dropout, under his wing after he sees him trying to get a construction job.
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And I knew that as soon as I graduated from Marriage Dropout School, I would text him to grouse about it.
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He was a shy Syracuse University dropout who learned the magazine trade through working at the fashion titles Glamour and Vogue.
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Harris has said that this program was intended to curb high school dropout rates and help steer students away from crime.
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To most, he was still Sameer Bhat, a 17-year-old high school dropout who had worked in a local bakery.
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But as a high-school dropout who made his money manufacturing grocery store equipment, he didn't know how to find them.
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A high school dropout who became New York's police commissioner received a full pardon for a 2010 conviction on eight felonies.
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He told another investor, in an email chain about Steve Jobs, a college dropout, that he had dropped out of Columbia.
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It is perhaps for this reason that the cult of the college dropout as the inventor in a garage took root.
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The sample size of each group (fewer than 50) and the large dropout rate of the study should temper enthusiasm, though.
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For men, the dropout rate was up almost 80 percent from 2017; for women, it was up only about 12 percent.
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The decline in the high-school dropout rate has been one of the big educational successes of the last few decades.
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The two are an unusual pair — he is a college dropout who runs a seasonal tiki bar in coastal Branford, Conn.
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Francine dropped out of Jackson High School in the 10th grade to marry Mr. Hughes, a dropout three years her senior.
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One high school dropout who invested in bitcoin when it was just $12 per token became a millionaire at age 18.
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"I'm a weird dropout because I take college courses all the time," Gates told David Rubenstein during a 2016 Bloomberg interview.
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I love making movies and I love DC. I'm a High School dropout and used to paint houses for a living.
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Improving science education can be an uphill battle in Wilmington, a city with one of the highest dropout rates in the country.
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Ahead, she shares how she went from being a college dropout to styling one of the most famous families in the world.
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The University of Massachusetts, where he earned a doctorate in education, cut ties in 2014 with Cosby, a onetime high school dropout.
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But there were few options for a high school dropout, and he wound up working 18-hour shifts as a security guard.
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He apologized via skywriting, hiring a plane to write "I am sorry Daniel Clowes" across the skies of L.A. The Broadway Dropout
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The strong-arm tactic annoyed campaign operatives, but every active Republican hopeful, except soon-to-be-dropout George Pataki, made the trip.
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Waiting for them was an 18-year-old high school dropout described in the police incident report as a suspected gang member.
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Mark Zuckerberg, to most people, is a hoodie-wearing Harvard dropout who created the most successful social networking platform in the world.
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Months after attending the State of the Union with the first lady as a shining success story, I was a college dropout.
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When Cook was looking at high schools, he got assigned to a dropout factory, but he was determined to get into Thurgood.
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The dropout rate in the alternate-day fasting group was 38%, versus 29% in the daily calorie-restriction group, the researchers found.
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In 2001, a 25-year-old unemployed college dropout named Bram Cohen crafted an elegant protocol for moving data around the internet.
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She's crashing at a beach house on the foggy California coast when its owner's son, Julian, a college dropout, shows up unannounced.
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Van is a single mother in a "it's complicated" relationship with Earn, her college dropout ex-boyfriend and father of her child.
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Philly's rap scene wasn't just adjacent to its dropout rate, but it grew in tandem with the city's mass incarceration rate, too.
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There was the occasional dropout, but they get harder to notice when you've got so many speakers blaring music all at once.
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College dropout-turned-Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally got his degree today, and now he's about to give Harvard's 366th commencement speech.
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He pointed out that free online classes like MOOCs — Massive Open Online Courses — have had high dropout rates and questionable instructional quality.
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Its founder, a 32-year-old Stanford dropout named Elizabeth Holmes, has graced various magazine covers and is a billionaire on paper.
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But after a chance meeting aboard a plane connected its high school dropout founder Kyle Campbell with Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield, CTO.
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In 1966, he arrived in New York, a prep-school dropout from Lexington, Kentucky, and started a literary magazine called Genesis : Grasp .
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Matt Patterson was a high-school dropout who, through a series of unlikely events, had acquired a classics degree from Columbia University.
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By the mid-1980s, it had one of the highest dropout rates in the city and a reputation as a dangerous place.
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This 20-year-old high school dropout bought $1,000 worth of bitcoin at the age of 12 — now he's worth $4.5 million
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Melia, a fifth-grade dropout, drives and smokes and prepares the family's meals straight from the shelves of the station's general store.
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There is little economic activity to speak of and childhood mortality, suicide and dropout rates are among the highest in the nation.
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The 32-year-old college dropout from Colombia ran a cybersecurity startup that catered to drug cartels looking for more secure communications.
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Before being recruited by the Connecticut State Police K9 Unit, Hannah was a dropout from the Guiding Eyes for the Blind school.
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Equally importantly, specialized treatments do not appear to be more tolerable to patients, with comparable rates of patient dropout to control treatments.
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One was Antonio Russo, a 17-year-old high-school dropout with a habit of carrying guns who lived around the corner.
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Since being freed from grades, this high school dropout has gone to both medical school and the Harvard School of Public Health.
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Its director is the Desolation Center organizer Stuart Swezey, who began booking shows in 1982 as a 21-year-old college dropout.
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Rachel Lim is one of those most enviable success stories: A college dropout whose side hustle turned into a multimillion-dollar business.
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Not long ago, Li Tianyou was a scrawny junior high school dropout struggling to make a living in China's dreary industrial northeast.
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KATHRYN SHATTUCK "You're probably wondering what we are trying to do," Jann Wenner, a 903-year-old Berkeley dropout, wrote on Nov.
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West, the acclaimed College Dropout rapper who wouldn't date Kim Kardashian for another three years, would be forever associated with the interruption.
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A college dropout, Mr. Gobright had dedicated his life to climbing, touring in the United States and living in a Honda Civic.
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However, dropout rates are very low for students under 17 because they are required by law to attend school until that age.
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"In these six months, I hope to be able to save Dropout, CollegeHumor, Drawfee, Dorkly, and many of our shows," Reich wrote.
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Cosmo DiNardo, 20, a college dropout and scion of an affluent family in Bucks County, Pa., quickly said yes to the bargain.
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" Harris, the Booker T. coach, told me that he regarded football as "one of the best dropout-prevention programs in the world.
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Perhaps you've even made your way through The Dropout and were left wondering how the heck Elizabeth Holmes got away with it.
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I went from being an athlete to a college dropout living with her parents, unable to walk or use the bathroom unsupervised.
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Rosenberg was an eighth-grade dropout, but he became a fixture in the law library at Attica, where he spent many years.
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In 0003, a 25-year-old university dropout named Steve Jobs turned up in the Irish city of Cork with a plan.
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They also include lesser-known statements on the high-school dropout rate, American exports and the size of the country's Muslim population.
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"I think you're beautiful," Manny, a 37-month-old Lego architect, tells Bianca before being interrupted by 39-month-old preschool dropout Alex.
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The series will be based on ABC News/ABC Radio's The Dropout podcast and is expected to be between six and 10 episodes.
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Seven years ago, Larry Lubarsky was a 31-year-old high school dropout who had no money saved and was $100,000 in debt.
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Ms. Holmes, a 32-year-old Stanford University dropout, owns a majority interest in Theranos, a privately held company she founded in 2003.
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Jed Goodfinch is black and gay and directionless; a white-wine drunk and a college dropout; an underachiever in a family of strivers.
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" The conversation quickly turned to fellow Republican race dropout and Trump backer Ben Carson, who Clinton called a "brilliant surgeon by all accounts.
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Chinese billionaire Zhang Yong is a high school dropout who didn't even eat at an actual restaurant until he was 19 years old.
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The former college dropout and law professor described the proposal as one of the most "personally important" of her growing White House platform.
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Before her breakout role in the 2007 comedy "Superbad," Stone was a high school dropout struggling to land acting gigs in Los Angeles.
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The Peking University PhD dropout founded Ofo with four other students, ditching their original project on cycling tourism to focus on bike-sharing.
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Dropout watch Early-state results won't just identify front-runners -- they'll winnow what's an especially packed field of contenders on the Republican side.
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The city experienced a dropout crisis which largely affected minority students, causing talented kids to seek outlets other than their failing education system.
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Get ready to twist your neck against the headrest and make sure a drivers-ed dropout isn't cruising next to your quarter panel.
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Walmart would figure out a different business model but in youth sports, we seem to be very satisfied with a 222% dropout rate.
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K.T.S.E opens with a booming production, one that conjures the feeling of early Kanye productions similar to his work on The College Dropout.
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As a Princeton dropout, Earn is clearly brilliant, but he's working at a dead-end job and depends on his parents for money.
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If I had just filled out that form, I would have never lost my scholarship and be a "dropout" like I am now.
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Ms. Holmes, a 32-year-old Stanford University dropout, owns a majority interest in Theranos, a privately held company she founded in 2003.
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Epstein was a college dropout but was still hired in 1973 to teach calculus and physics at the prestigious Dalton School in Manhattan.
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Students were substantially less likely to be chronically absent or held back, and the high school dropout rate was cut nearly in half.
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The Harvard Business School dropout first focused on a daily-deal business, like Groupon, then moved on to a sales platform like eBay.
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Absolutely. If you're a high school dropout, your relative job position in the job market hasn't been great over the last 30 years.
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The sitcom's sharpest jokes are at the expense of Jonah, a business school dropout forced to confront his privilege at his new job.
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However cliché now, the art school dropout look and feel of emo came together in large part thanks to What's Mine Is Yours.
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Holmes, who had founded Theranos in 2003 as a 19-year-old Stanford University dropout, also agreed to fork over a $500,000 fine.
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I have written before about the high dropout rates, debt and poor job placement rates students that attend unscrupulous for-profit colleges endure.
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It's at colleges where the dropout rates are shockingly high, sometimes above 50 percent, and students still leave with meaningful amounts of debt.
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She is a high school dropout, a single mother and a washerwoman; on about $40 a month, she supports herself and three children.
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"It's like gambling," said Mr. Bai, a university dropout who has cycled through a series of menial jobs like security guard and waiter.
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Black residents (there are about 21994,19903 today out of a population of 21990,213) had disproportionately high dropout rates, incarceration rates and unemployment rates.
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The story also folds in a Camus-quoting N.Y.U. dropout (Margarita Levieva) and Sandra (Natalie Paul), a reporter doing an investigation on prostitution.
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Before this, I was a homeless high school dropout who took six years to graduate — ranked second to last in my graduating class.
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My father was a high school dropout, but as a unionized mechanic at the United States Postal Service he earned a solid wage.
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A college dropout who once pumped gas and wrote advertising copy, Mr. Cussler resorted to a hoax to get his first book published.
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The entries span 25 years, showcasing Sedaris' rise from a drug-addicted college dropout to one of the wittiest minds of our time.
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It began as a Hail Mary pass by a college dropout hoping music might save him from having to go back to school.
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First, they controlled for variables like race, income, local poverty rates, and a few other factors that could affect high school dropout rates.
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Carly Fiorina, the former CEO of Hewlett-Packard and presidential candidate dropout, just endorsed her former rival Ted Cruz in the upcoming election.
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Von Tobel spoke to Reuters for the latest installment of "Life Lessons" about making the transition from graduate school dropout to chief innovation officer.
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It's called Big Time Adolescence, and it's about a high schooler whose life spins when he comes into contact with a charismatic college dropout.
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I want to be a reporter," and the guy literally bursts out laughing and says, "Look kid, you're a college dropout with no degree.
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These students have higher grade-point averages and standardized test scores, and lower dropout rates, and they reap these benefits regardless of socioeconomic status.
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The Ivy League college posted a cheeky video on Twitter where Zuckerberg asks fellow Harvard dropout and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates for advice.
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According to Deadline, Kate McKinnon will star in The Dropout, a new limited series about the rise and fall of the Silicon Valley scammer.
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As previously reported, Hulu is running its own take on the Theranos scandal, with The Dropout, starring Kate McKinnon as Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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At the time of Etan's disappearance, Hernandez was an 18-year-old high school dropout who worked as a stock clerk at a bodega.
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Bad Blood was a New York Times best-seller, The Dropout topped the iTunes charts, and The Inventor looks poised to make a splash.
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The connection between the Beats X and my devices has been strong (I've experienced maybe a single dropout) and holds on across impressive distances.
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"In high school, Lance would listen to 'College Dropout' in the basement, and I'd yell, 'Turn that shit off,' " he recalled the other day.
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Since 953, 210 students have participated in either a one-year pilot program or the full two-year version, with a 12% dropout rate.
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Moving Co. In every format, they maintain an immediately identifiable look, wearing baseball caps, thick glasses, neatly trimmed beards, and college-dropout casual-wear.
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Holmes was believed to be another 19-year-old college dropout disrupter that was going to change the world with her Silicon Valley startup.
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They weren't students of his, but Cheriton had had previous success in building the internet company Granite Systems with another Stanford dropout, Andy Bechtolsheim.
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At the end of February, ABC Radio and ABC News Nightline concluded The Dropout, a seven-part investigative podcast about Holmes and the case.
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Both rappers hail from Chicago, and West is one of Chance's biggest influences — The College Dropout is the first rap album Chance ever purchased.
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Overall financial literacy rank: 50 Financial knowledge and education rank: 49 Consumer planning and daily habits rank: 20 Bad habits: Highest school dropout rate.
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The officials say Umair had "radicalised and motivated" the Kashmiri school dropout who rammed a car laden with explosives into the convoy on Thursday.
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Heinrich, a high school dropout who served for several years in the National Guard, has previous convictions for drunken driving and burglaries, records show.
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According to a policy brief by No Kid Hungry, children who lack adequate food tend to have higher incidence of suspensions, higher dropout rates.
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The college dropout or young corporate drone shakes off conventional expectations to launch a new business with a ragtag team of fellow 20-somethings.
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Three months after Barr's departure, Epstein started teaching math and science at Dalton even though he was a college dropout in his early 20s.
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Age: 54Nationality: AmericanHow he made his fortune: A dropout from the University of Maryland, Snyder started his own marketing business, Snyder Communications, in 1989.
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Kwame Rose, 21, a self-described "college dropout" who was moved to activism by Mr. Gray's death, voted for the first time on Tuesday.
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A second chance to prove to their children and parents, and most important, to themselves, that they can shed the label high school dropout.
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City of Girls is the story of Vivian Morris, who comes to New York City in 1940 as a 19-year-old Vassar dropout.
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Those difficulties contribute to high dropout rates among rural children, a crisis that is hurting China's ability to train a highly skilled work force.
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Half a century ago, how would a single mother, an unemployed college dropout with four children and no outside family support, make a living?
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This play, written by and starring Ngozi Anyanwu ("Homecoming Queen"), centers on a medical school dropout, Nkechi, rocked by the death of a friend.
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Some studies have shown high dropout rates, or found that many participants returned to opioid use while taking Vivitrol or after going off it.
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The Democratic field seems to get less and less diverse with every campaign dropout, a fact that will be display as early as tonight.
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Inspired by the ABC News podcast of the same name, The Dropout will chronicle the rise and fall of prodigy-turned-fraudster Elizabeth Holmes.
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Embellished by postmodern riffs characteristic of the author's style, this pop-punk confection of a novel borrows heavily from the teen-age-dropout songbook.
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On Twitter, Reich encouraged fans to subscribe to CH Media's streaming service Dropout, saying they have "six months worth of content still to release."
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According to data from Pew, the Hispanic high school dropout rate has declined dramatically: from 34% in 22016 to just 22016% a decade later.
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The results confirmed the existence of these early H-dropout galaxies, which have not been accounted for in most models of the early universe.
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The group also noted that career and technical education students tend to have lower dropout rates and are more likely to graduate on time.
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When a student asked where fellow dropout Bill Gates was, Zuckerberg replied "Hold on let me get him" — and then tagged him into the room.
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In Tuesday's announcement, Zuckerberg jokes with fellow Harvard-dropout-turned-tech-titan Bill Gates, who delivered the address in 2007, about finally getting a diploma.
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A 26-year-old college dropout, she has virtually zero formal tech training and is skeptical of the string of volatile cryptocurrencies it has spawned.
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Theranos was founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes, a Stanford University dropout who promised to upend the traditional laboratory testing industry with a proprietary technology.
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While in the village Autun, he met the young, brave, bold college dropout Phillip Dean — just the kind of man our narrator wishes he were.
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The story of the once-famed biotech startup, founded by Stanford dropout Elizabeth Holmes, eerily echoes the quicksand-like trajectory of Billy McFarland's doomed festival.
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Harvard dropout and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg found himself the subject of fake news on Thursday after the school's newspaper, The Harvard Crimson, was hacked.
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That's thanks to "the low earnings of dropout and for-profit students, who have high rates of default even on relatively small debts," Brookings reports.
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He is working on programs to lower high school dropout rates because people without high school diplomas are more likely to end up in prison.
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After graduating from school, she moved down to the West Village to launch her tap-dancing career and live with her Yale dropout boyfriend, Isaac.
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And new public charter schools have opened with more modern facilities, lower dropout rates, higher graduation rates, and more kids going to college than before.
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Using TensorFlow and Theano, you'll learn how to build a neural network while exploring techniques such as dropout regularization and batch and stochastic gradient descent.
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In 2013, Harvard faculty member (and high school dropout) L. Todd Rose made the case that we should abandon the notion of the average student.
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Approximately 1 in 8 billionaires on the 2018 ranking of the Forbes 400 wealthiest people in America was a college dropout, Business Insider previously reported.
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A 10th-grade dropout who joined the Navy and apprenticed as a baker, he was a natural salesman who now owned a thriving insurance business.
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Born in 227 in Kharkov (then Soviet Ukraine), Bakhchanyan was a high-school dropout, working at a factory while starting his experiments in art making.
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Mr. Lincoff, a philosophy major and law-school dropout, wrote a field guide to North American mushrooms that sold more than a half-million copies.
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His odyssey from college dropout to art dealer and philanthropist, for whom a book-collecting hobby became an obsession, could itself inspire an epic poem.
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And its founder Elizabeth Holmes — a Stanford dropout who was compared favorably to Steve Jobs — has been stripped of her C.E.O. title and her shares.
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I'm a college dropout, English is my third language, yet I speak it better than the president of the United States who went to Wharton.
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I had a mentor in the newspaper business who had been a young Columbia University dropout and baseball freak, sent to the island of Okinawa.
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From "The College Dropout" to "23s & Heartbreak" to "Yeezus" to "Ye," we've kept listening to Kanye, but we ask ourselves: what will make us stop?
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Vladimir Voevodsky, a college dropout and Fields Medal winner, upended mathematical thinking to such a degree that he changed the meaning of the equals sign.
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CollegeHumor isn't dead: IAC is selling the brand to Reich, who will continue running Dropout with an aim to resurrect the larger brand later on.
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Delaney, who was the first notable Democratic candidate to enter the race, announced his dropout Friday — more than two years after he launched his campaign.
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The problem is that in most poor countries, everything else is not equal, and dropout rates for girls remain much higher than those of boys.
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Research definitively shows the harms of impeding these early supports to childhood development, including worse test scores and increased grade repetition, school dropout, and incarceration.
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A college dropout and former software engineer who is fascinated by space exploration, Mr. Weir started writing "The Martian" in 2009, mainly to entertain himself.
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He is also a freelance writer and an author of 15 books, including "The College Dropout Crisis" (Oxford), which is to be published this fall.
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Mr. Dar was a high school dropout working as a day laborer when he disappeared last March, said his father, Ghulam Hassan Dar, a farmer.
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After a Time magazine story spotlighted Indiana as a center of the high school dropout crisis, Messer embraced school reform and found support from Gov.
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High school dropout to CEO is not the typical path most people take to the corner office, but for Brian Scudamore, it was the right one.
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It's more than just a rare signature; it's a window into the day-to-day struggles of a young college dropout reluctantly doing the man's bidding.
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And whether they have been bullied or they&aposre a bully or they&aposre a dropout, a lot of this is all about the media attention.
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" 2004: Kanye West The rapper began his VMAs performance career with a medley of songs from The College Dropout, including "Jesus Walks" and "Through the Wire.
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While Payan said Criner, a high school dropout, had intellectual disabilities, Gonzalez described him as "an exceptionally dangerous and frightening individual," according to the American-Statesman.
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Ivancic is a college dropout who says he has made a good living working at a lumber company located off the Buffalo River for nine years.
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Abl was founded by CEO Adam Pisoni, himself a high school dropout who formerly co-founded and served as CTO of the enterprise messaging company Yammer.
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Sadly for Rubio, it was a John Kasich dropout he needed most, since Kasich supporters look to have had the clearest preference for Rubio over Trump.
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It's about economic disparity, reducing dropout rates in school, sending more black men to college and turning them into more productive fathers when the time comes.
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Though patients must meet fairly high demands, including going to the clinic two to three times a day for injections, the program's dropout rate is low.
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And for students who go to school part time while working, something older students are much more likely to do, the dropout rate is almost 69%.
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And I found that if you lived in a state that cut away infrastructure and schools and funding, that correlated with higher high school dropout rates.
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"They had been at historically good levels, and both the high school dropout rate and the teen birth rate continued to drop this year," Speer said.
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The alarm subsided, but just seconds later came another reboot, another dropout of the display, this last one just 800 feet or so above the surface.
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True crime fans know that where there's a crime, there's a podcast — and ABC's The Dropout is the most comprehensive Theranos-centered podcast on the market.
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In the seventies, a Turkish university dropout, Abdullah Öcalan, founded the P.K.K. as a Marxist-Leninist movement committed to the creation of an independent Kurdish state.
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" Lil Pump is currently promoting his new album, Harverd Dropout, and has frequently suggested that he dropped out of the university to "save the rap game.
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Josh Browder is the 22-year-old Stanford dropout behind DoNotPay, a robot legal assistant that he invented to disputes small legal claims like parking tickets.
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Just since I graduated from college, crime rates, teen birth rates, dropout rates, the share of folks living in poverty have dropped, in some cases dramatically.
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Shelly Johnson (Mädchen Amick) Status: Alive A high school dropout caught in a toxic marriage to trucker Leo, Shelly pursued a secret relationship with Bobby Briggs.
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"Black-white gaps in high-school dropout rates, college attendance rates, occupation, and incarceration are all substantially larger for men than for women," the authors write.
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And that's not just by chance: Stanford University, located in Palo Alto, played a part in educating many of the dropout-turned-CEOs interested in STEM.
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Daniel, a high school dropout, used his 23 years as a security guard to educate himself but despairs that anyone will make use of his intelligence.
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Of course, not all trauma survivors want to come in for help or they may start one of the evidence-based psychotherapies and choose to dropout.
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Instead it starts in Birmingham, Alabama with Bill Smith, a high school dropout and serial entrepreneur who had perseverance — and a particularly grueling grocery-store trip.
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Felt's family is similarly undercut by lazy cliches: the neglected housewife, the out-of-touch father, the hippie dropout whose folks just don't get it, man.
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One doesn't have to rise to the level of Mark Zuckerberg (who, by the way, is a Harvard dropout) to earn $200,000 as a chief executive.
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As the pair walk through the 300 acres of land Kanye's acquired Charlamagne asked what he thinks College Dropout Kanye would think of present day 'Ye.
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Harvard changed my life: It opened worlds that were unimaginable to my parents, neither of whom graduated from college (my dad was a high school dropout).
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Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish star in this comedy about a high school dropout who takes night classes to earn his G.E.D. after losing his job.
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Bolt, based in Estonia, has become its most formidable challenger in Europe and Africa since a 19-year-old college dropout founded it six years ago.
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There is still a lot of work to do, including better funding for the colleges and more accountability for those that don't reduce their dropout rates.
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He was strolling around the neighborhood, marveling at how much the place had changed since he was a Columbia University grad-school dropout in the 2125s.
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On Friday, Theranos also announced that Ms. Holmes, who founded Theranos in 2003 as a 19-year-old Stanford University dropout, stepped down as chief executive.
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But Vicki Robin, who wrote that financial guide with Joe Dominguez, said the FIRE crowd is a different breed of dropout than those in the '250s.
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When Hurricane Katrina happened, Mr. West was a new artist and his "College Dropout" was an album that helped give millennials a clear sense of identity.
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Ethereum was launched in the middle of 2015 by a 21-year-old college dropout, Vitalik Buterin, who was born in Russia and raised in Canada.
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Messrs Cutler and Glaeser found that young blacks in highly segregated cities had incomes 22001% lower and dropout rates 22011% higher than those in integrated ones.
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In 1979, Mr. Hernandez was a high school dropout working as a clerk in a bodega at West Broadway and Prince Street, near Etan's bus stop.
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The Harvard University dropout started the vacation season by returning to his alma mater to deliver the commencement address at graduation and collect an honorary degree.
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"remember anxiety is created by you," the 23-year-old high school dropout tweeted on Monday to his 3.7 million followers, many of whom are children.
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To help keep the company afloat, Reich called for Twitter users to stay subscribed to Dropout, CH Media&aposs streaming service for comedy videos from CollegeHumor.
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A college dropout with a big idea OYO was initially born in 210 as an online service called Oravel Travel that aggregated budget hotel room listings.
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The reporting showed that Indiana's lax regulation of home schooling and its method for calculating graduation rates are masking the extent of many schools' dropout problems.
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Officials couldn&apost immediately say what happened, but a clock error, the spaceship&aposs autopilot system, and a communications dropout may have botched the original mission.
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Though he's a college dropout, billionaire Bill Gates has some advice for those who are headed back to school: chose your friends carefully and appreciate diversity.
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According to the NYCLU, 50 percent of trans students avoid school regularly, and their dropout rates are disproportionately high compared to those of their cis classmates.
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School experiences, dropout rates or push-out rates, if you want to reframe that, are much higher for rural students of color than rural white students.
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The former Highlands High dropout and varsity football player is also charged with assaulting a 92-year-old woman later Wednesday, in a different part of Sacramento.
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During Hulu's Upfront presentation on Wednesday, the 35-year-old comedian discussed her role as the disgraced Silicon Valley healthcare CEO in the upcoming series The Dropout.
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He was a 28-year-old college dropout who was working as an insurance salesman, but that didn't stop him from trying standup for the first time.
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The Facebook CEO and Harvard dropout touched on everything from income inequality to Beyonce to Donald Trump (though he danced around referring to the president by name).
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In Tacoma, Washington, the Department of Education can predict high school dropout rates and use that information to disburse its scarce resources to bring those numbers down.
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Credit...Credit HONG KONG — Fat Boy is a college dropout with a youthful blush of acne who excels at playing video games and lives with his mother.
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Less than 10% of students in the consortium drop out of high school versus a 19% high school dropout rate across the city, according to the consortium.
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Her "Dropout Piece" was "about" extracting herself from the art world, which she accomplished by moving to Dallas, where her family lived, and losing contact with it.
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Facebook said prices will align with the market prices for each partner; $4.99 for Dropout, $6.99 for BritBox, $2.99 for TasteMade Plus and $4.99 for MotorTrend's app.
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Mental health services also lead to lower dropout rates, better student experiences—and therefore more tuition and hopefully later-life support for an alma mater, Tasson says.
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Hinckley, then a 25-year-old college dropout from Texas, modeled himself after Travis, gathering the same arsenal and devising the same plot to kill a politician.
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The effort expanded to at least 17 Bridgescape schools in six states within a couple years with the goal of reducing school dropout rates in urban areas.
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Her Dad Worked At Enron According to The Dropout, Holmes's father was briefly employed by Enron, the energy company that collapsed after a huge accounting fraud scandal.
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The dropout rate for students who start college in the U.S. after age 20 is a staggering 46% compared to 25% for kids entering before age 20.
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The series, which premiered in 2011, began with star lawyer Harvey (Macht) hiring a brilliant college dropout, Mike (Adams), as an associate in his high-profile firm.
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Notable investors: Global Founders Capital (GFC), East Ventures Traveloka was founded by a three-man team that consists of a Harvard dropout and NetSuite and LinkedIn engineers.
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The brief assessment, conducted from 2012 to 2015, measured students' risk for dropout, and also asked for their sociodemographic information and their family's employment, education and structure.
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Yes, there will be ad-free video series, many of them starring familiar faces from previous CollegeHumor shows, but Dropout will also offer comics and chat stories.
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As a 25-year-old college dropout, Hinckley had grown fixated upon Foster and the Martin Scorsese film "Taxi Driver," in which she played a teenage prostitute.
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Six months later, the middle school dropout had earned about $33,23, money made from tracks posted at night and purchased by a steadily growing following by morning.
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Still, we need to tackle the underemployment problem because underemployment leads to job dropout and that begets higher levels of employee turnover and eventually reduced employer profits.
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Mr. Bloomberg, for example, was able to close failing schools that had turned into dropout factories and replace them with smaller, specialized schools that served students better.
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Twelve years ago, on "Jesus Walks," from his debut album, "The College Dropout," Mr. West loudly wondered if his spirituality could ever be harmonious with his celebrity.
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A Princeton dropout, he's "technically homeless," crashing with the mother of his baby daughter and pushing credit-card sign-ups at the airport for $5.15 an hour.
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Schools that would reportedly receive fund would be encouraged to increase mental health counseling, create dropout prevention programs and help students acclimate from the juvenile justice system.
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And if they don't, the odds are higher of the co-signer being liable for the private loan while the college dropout earns a modest hourly wage.
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A college dropout, he once worked as a forklift driver at a food warehouse, taking night and weekend shifts so that he could write during the day.
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The types of institutions known for predatory marketing tactics, alarming dropout rates (the University of Phoenix's six-year completion rate is just 4 percent) and dubious outcomes.
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But it has a 20 percent dropout rate, and often includes treatment with a variety of psychiatric medications, many of which have a high potential for abuse.
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Two of those arrested had just finished high school, and another was a college dropout who spent all day playing video games, National Police Spokesman Brig. Gen.
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Defense attorney Greg Skordas argued that Shamo was a college dropout who was naive enough to buy much of the drug-making equipment in his own name.
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About 90 percent of those who enter the Insight program have landed jobs as data analysts, the company says, with a dropout rate of about 3 percent.
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Founded: 2003 by Elizabeth HolmesWhat it did: Founded in 2003 by the Stanford dropout Holmes, Theranos promised to change the entire medical industry by simplifying blood testing.
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Lil Nas X was an unknown, unemployed 19-year-old college dropout when he bought a slightly twangy rap beat from a Dutch stranger on the internet.
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To get more people to take the drugs and stay on them, the medical community needs to acknowledge the variety of experiences that contribute to dropout rates.
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About 90 percent of those who enter the Insight program have landed jobs as data analysts, the company says, with a dropout rate of about 3 percent.
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In the days between primaries, he had scored endorsements from Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg, another recent dropout, and from another former rival, former Texas representative Beto O'Rourke.
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In Monday's dropout announcement, he stuck with his theme of "love and unity" and says he has faith in Americans to find common solutions to common problems.
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He may be a very talented man who worked his way up from college dropout to the top spot on the list of the world's richest people.
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The New York City Department of Consumer Affairs began investigating Berkeley and three other for-profit schools in 2015 over concerns about dropout and loan-default rates.
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When they're finished, Torrejon helps the students — all part of a dropout prevention program at Western called the Independent Learning Center — define the terms on the wall.
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Jasper, who is white, hails from spectacular wealth and is an Eton dropout, while the autodidact Milo is black and poor, from a council estate in Manchester.
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While Harris, of California, cited a lack of "financial resources" in her dropout announcement Tuesday, her bundler list is among the most valuable in the 2020 field.
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Adding to the stress of already vulnerable teachers, the impact of the transition to online education for the most vulnerable college students could be increased dropout rates.
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This image masks high poverty and dropout rates among some Asian ethnic groups, yet as with all stereotypes, it can lead people to act in biased ways.
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The concept is the brainchild of Henry Hu, a 23-year-old college dropout from Hong Kong, whose love of coffee is intertwined with his entrepreneurial spirit.
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According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, in 2003, the year before he came out with his breakout album, "College Dropout," he signed a contract with EMI.
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If a "gay transgender Caribbean" primary school dropout were able to gain a book deal with such ease, then where are all of the books by such people?
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Didi Conn, who played beauty school dropout Frenchy, Barry Pearl, who starred as T-Bird Doody, and Randal Kleiser, who directed the 1978 hit, also attended the event.
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Underresourced and effectively segregated schools are still the norm in many urban areas, leading to Hispanic and black high school dropout rates still well above those of whites.
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Abdulahi Olatoyan, who is a university dropout in his early thirties, turned to the streets to make a living and save enough money to start his own business.
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Jimmy sleeps over at Kim's and wakes up to a sober reality: Kim is still a lawyer with her own life, and he is still a flailing dropout.
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According to a lawsuit filed by three families, it took almost 14 years before the donor's true identity was revealed: A schizophrenic college dropout with a felony conviction.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Harvard dropout and CEO of a company worth nearly $400 billion, will be getting a college degree more than a decade after leaving his classes behind.
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In richer countries it means cutting dropout rates and truancy; Italian pupils do poorly partly because more than half of them skip school at least once a fortnight.
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On September 24, 2010, Mark Zuckerberg was known, to the extent he was known at all, as a scrappy 26-year-old Harvard dropout and tech company founder.
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These high dropout rates likely stem from a lack of cultural understanding and an inability for therapists to make Latina clients, and clients of color, feel truly heard.
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"I got introduced to rap through my older brother," he says, citing Nas' It Was Written and Kanye West's The College Dropout as particularly impactful in his adolescence.
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In 2015-2016, the region had the lowest secondary school enrolment and highest dropout rate, with just a third of youth in school compared with 68 percent nationally.
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Greg Glassman is both a college dropout and an atheist, yet he has been invited to speak both at the Harvard Business School and the Harvard Divinity School.
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Its status is further reinforced as Ferry Unardi, Traveloka's Harvard-dropout co-founder, was part of the Indonesia Information Minister's delegation to visit Silicon Valley leaders last year.
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With no functioning banks, schools, or even a post office, Naraha has reverted to the rural backwater that Yanai escaped 50 years ago as a high school dropout.
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Glassman, a college dropout who got his start training people in LA's gyms — and getting kicked out of several of them — opened his first CrossFit box in 2001.
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Earlier this month, the streaming service showed off a slate of upcoming programs, including "The Dropout," a limited series about rise and fall of Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
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If you don't have time to listen to all of The Dropout in podcast form, you can instead check out its companion Nightline documentary of the same name.
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I remember hearing The College Dropout for the first time when I was a teenager while driving around a tiny-ass town in Iowa with my friend Jeff.
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Despite his status as one of the richest tech moguls, the Harvard dropout leads a low-key lifestyle with his wife, Priscilla Chan, and their two young daughters.
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With some 70 percent going to a university or college of some kind, it should come as no surprise that the dropout rate is more than 40 percent.
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Government regulators, citing numerous deficiencies in testing procedures, have barred Ms. Holmes, a 32-year-old Stanford dropout, from owning or operating a clinical laboratory for two years.
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A Harvard dropout and self-made man, Gates built his fortune and changed the world as a pioneer of the computer age and the co-founder of Microsoft.
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The selection of premium networks at launch includes: STARZ, Showtime, EPIX, plus Baeble Music; CollegeHumor's DROPOUT; CuriosityStream; Fandor Spotlight; FitFusion; The Great Courses Signature Collection; Grokker; Hi-YAH!
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"My response to seeing actual Jamiroquai, however, is pretty much always "huh, the art college dropout I used to buy my MDMA off has done well for himself.
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Good Ass Job, if you'd recall and as Chance explains, was supposed to be the album that would complete Kanye's education saga that began with The College Dropout.
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But as it is, she found herself a 38-year-old high school dropout with a family to feed and no jobs she was physically capable of doing.
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He gave a hypothetical example: A high school dropout who had a recent income loss and doesn't have a relative nearby might have higher than expected health costs.
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A college dropout who started learning the magazine business in the promotions department at Glamour, Mr. Newhouse would become a publishing maven with the glitziest of magazine empires.
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" She also plays a Wall Street dropout who has invested in wellness companies and thanks yoga instructors for continuing "to convince your fellow women to buy into me.
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Harris has said the anti-truancy effort was intended to reduce high school dropout rates and the potential that students would get engaged in crime later in life.
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For years, Indians living on the reservation attended public school in the nearby town of Brimley, but they had a high dropout rate and often felt discriminated against.
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Mr. O'Connell's guide to the territory is a fresh-faced 20-year-old college dropout from Arizona, Today Malone, who survives by panhandling and selling The Berkeley Barb.
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Activists say dropout rates rise when girls are co-opted into household chores, pushed into early marriage or held back by discrimination and deep-seated taboos over periods.
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A college dropout who started her own healthy candy company at age 21 shares how she grew it into a multimillion-dollar company within 6 months of launching
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On Campus "I never pegged you for a dropout," a family friend said when I moved back home to sleepy Owensboro, Ky., after my freshman year of college.
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Ron Joyce, a high school dropout and former police officer who helped make the Tim Hortons fast-food stores a ubiquitous part of Canada's landscape, died on Jan.
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Inspired by her fear of needles, Holmes, a Stanford dropout, made it her goal to revolutionize medical technology through home blood tests and branded wellness centers in pharmacies.
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In the typical case it's just one genre of dull hipster making fun of a slightly worse one; the Bowdoin-to-Brooklyn type versus dropout-to-startup kind.
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And the Houston-based single mom — a former foster child and high school dropout — doesn't have to look far to know what gave her the courage to go on.
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Theranos' fall is explored further in a podcast (The Dropout), a Nightline documentary, and The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley, a documentary that just premiered at Sundance.
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Her final act, the Dropout Piece, is both a conceptual and performance piece — life and art are one, the artists is swallowed up by the art and is gone.
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Clad in the famed pink polo of yore, Kanye listens while Oprah recounts a story of when she met the pre-College Dropout producer as the two were driving.
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Leila is the closest thing to a conventional nerd among them, and she's a high-school dropout who got into the game while caring for her terminally ill mother.
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The series, which premiered in 2011, began with star lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) hiring a brilliant college dropout, Mike (Adams), as an associate in his high-profile firm.
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In fact, the winner was a tiny South African restaurant run by a catering college dropout chef and a small team of locals with little to no restaurant experience.
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"[I] was completely infatuated with this amazing female entrepreneur who dropped out of Stanford and started her own company" Cheung explained on The Dropout (a podcast from ABC News).
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You don't have to be right next to it, either, thanks to a 100-foot Bluetooth range, so you never have to worry about dropout at a house party.
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That it lands just before "Beauty School Dropout" felt like an especially cruel joke: here's Frenchie's crappy song and, oh, here's a Broadway standard reimagined by Boyz II Men.
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Is there some kind of special irony in the supposition that this would have never happened if Harvard dropout (and this year's commencement speaker) Mark Zuckerberg hadn't created Facebook?
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Before he was a "college dropout," Kanye West was just a cute kid paying his respects to Martin Luther King, Jr.Thanks to his wife, Kim Kardashian, we have proof.
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Hannah from Nashville admitted on her page that her favorite Kanye album is The College Dropout and that she hasn't listened to 5003s and Heartbreak all the way through.
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A second dropout wave comes from failing required licensing exams to buy and sell securities, and the firm is looking to tools like self-diagnostics to help people pass.
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In ABC's podcast on Holmes called "The Dropout," former Theranos employees said the CEO sometimes "fell out of character," particularly after drinking, and would speak in a higher voice.
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Mr. Paxton was a teenage high school dropout in Arizona when he wrote "It Was I" and recorded it as a demo with a guitarist and singer, Clyde Battin.
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A 28-year-old Wharton MBA dropout launched a dental company that's raised $8 million from Colgate-Palmolive and landed partnerships with leading brands like GE and Ocean Spray.
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From 2002 to 2012, births to teen mothers declined by almost two-thirds, and youth arrests for violent crime and high school dropout rates dropped by close to half.
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Before Richard Branson amassed his fortune and bought his own island, he was a 16-year-old high-school dropout who lived on the canals of London's Little Venice.
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Mr. West cofounded an organization to help decrease high school dropout and illiteracy rates and provide access to music education to low-income kids in his hometown of Chicago.
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It used its music-business trappings — a Princeton dropout tries to manage his drug-dealing cousin's budding rap career — to get at distinctly American ideas about ambition and identity.
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In a technical field like software engineering, for example, a dropout from a no-name university could end up making a very comfortable living after becoming known to employers.
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A high school dropout, she went on to get a master's degree, began at Huawei as a secretary and eventually rose to become a public face of the company.
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She worked with the city to shape its pilot after-school program, and was also a force behind transfer high schools, which offered adult dropout students a second chance.
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"You commit your time to be an activist for your interest," said Mr. Ward, a high school dropout who started as a clerk in the union four decades ago.
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Around four-thirty, Ryan Metzger, a twenty-year-old William & Mary dropout with a five-hundred-thousand-dollar venture-capital fund and a study app called CoffeeCram, came by.
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In addition to the high dropout rate, it's possible that some adult participants didn't have an accurate memory of how much they experienced bullying during childhood, the researchers note.
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Delanoe Johnson, 27, said he was a foster child and high school dropout from Detroit when he went to live with his godmother in Atlanta, where he discovered YouthBuild.
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But unlike Jesse, who was a tough college dropout, Adam on "Generations" was more in keeping with the wealthy and upwardly mobile white characters typically featured on daytime dramas.
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He is a college dropout and a former public-relations strategist for American Apparel, where he did damage control during the company's ouster of its controversial founder, Dov Charney.
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On March 18, HBO dropped The Inventor: Out For Blood In Silicon Valley, a new documentary by Alex Gibney that tells the story of Stanford dropout-turned-scammer Elizabeth Holmes.
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She was a high school dropout and a frequently-failed romantic who divorced three times; her first husband allegedly beat her, and she lost her fourth, Wyatt, after 15 years.
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Harverd Dropout, his hotly anticipated follow-up, features assists from rappers like Kanye West, Lil Wayne, YG, Offset, and Quavo and debuted at No. 7 on the US Billboard 200.
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" It's a monumental life event he circles back to time and time again in his songs: The first song on Harverd Dropout is, would you believe it, called "Drop Out.
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The rapper was out at 1OAK in Weho Friday night for the release party for his new album, "Harverd Dropout" ... and had a good time with his mob of fans.
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India's last national census — conducted every decade — in 2011 recorded nearly 15 million fewer farmers than there were in 1991; that's a dropout rate of about 2,040 every 23.23 hours.
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The three researchers showed this by removing the lowest-performing scientists from the group that had won grants until its dropout rate matched that of the group that had not.
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A company spokeswoman said Thursday the company is testing video subscriptions, starting with BritBox (BBC and ITV's service for British television series), CollegeHumor's Dropout, the MotorTrend app and Tastemade Plus.
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That was the year, of course, Kanye West dropped his debut, The College Dropout, which Chance has cited as an inspiration — and on which he's put his own unique spin.
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Tumblr hosted a Hip Hop Hacktivists "social coding" event in June for young people from schools with 70% dropout rates, those with criminal records, those who are homeless or LGBT.
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Although the difference may not sound dramatic, the report says the dropout rate was stagnant between 22007 and 28, so the improvement in a four-year time window is notable.
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Even as the national on-time graduation rate has hit a record high of 22008 percent, publicly funded online schools like the Electronic Classroom have become the new dropout factories.
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Thanks to subsidies from a handful of suburban cities such as Aubervilliers and La Courneuve, teachers take care of students with dropout problems, giving them the attention they desperately need.
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Lake's approach stands in contrast to the stereotype of the Silicon Valley dropout, and that's because she matched her path to the level of risk she would face along it.
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Much of the play's tension radiates from the rivalry between Lala, a college dropout, and her prettier, smarter cousin Sunny Freitag (a serenely confident Amanda Kristin Nichols), who attends Wellesley.
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However large this grows, there's a good chance that a college dropout who got his start by hustling his friends in Halo will have a hand in all of it.
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Chris Weiller, a vice president for New York Road Runners, which organizes the marathon, said the dropout rate for this year's race had not been higher than in previous years.
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A high-school dropout who came to the United States at 16, Mr. Ali often had to work two jobs: days at a convenience store, nights as a school custodian.
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You learn why Frankie, a high school dropout who came to New York to be an actress, failed; her upbringing, not to mention an abusive former boyfriend, almost required it.
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" While recent 2020 dropout Pete Buttigieg made national news by becoming the first gay Democrat to contend for president, Turner said that women "run and win without fanfare every cycle.
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Results showed encouraging improvements in weight-gain and a lessening of anxiety and depression along with a low dropout rate, a perennial problem when treating any kind of eating disorder.
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The series, which premiered in 2011, began with star lawyer Harvey Specter (Macht) hiring a brilliant college dropout, Mike (Patrick J. Adams), as an associate in his high-profile firm.
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Students who were still learning English graduated at a rate of just 26.6 percent and their dropout rate actually increased, from 28 percent in 2016 to 29.7 percent in 2017.
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Night after night, they rallied peacefully in Al Hoceima's main square, often listening to impassioned tirades against the political establishment by a charismatic, unemployed high school dropout named Nasser Zafzafi.
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"How the hell can you plan for the future when the platforms where your money comes from are completely opaque?" says Adam Frucci, the former director of development for Dropout.
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It would have been hard to divine at the outset, or at any critical juncture along the way, that Matthew Williams, a one-semester college dropout from Pismo Beach, Calif.
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Commanders say the higher dropout rate among females is in line with other demanding boot camps for military police and combat engineers, which have been open to women for years.
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And when high school dropout Adam Lyons cold emailed Cuban about his insurance rate comparison start-up, The Zebra, the then-25-year-old got an answer 20 minutes later.
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When he wasn't painting, Young, a high school dropout, spent hours at the library, flipping through volumes about Vincent van Gogh and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, which charmed the librarians.
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Asked by a university student about how the "country should tackle" the prevalence of youth vaping, Sanders first thought the question was about the dropout rate, but quickly corrected course.
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Again, this is key for loyalty and retention use cases where open banking's requirement for customers to re-authenticate every 90 days would cause far too much friction and dropout.
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"I truly in my heart didn't take him seriously and I wish I would have," Mr. Meek, a 10th-grade dropout who worked in construction, said in a written statement.
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In November, a college dropout who the police said had at least been initially in contact with Mr. Naim was arrested as he prepared to attack the embassy of Myanmar.
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"These are the people that, before this was a — we came together — sat in their bedrooms, influencing all those trends," 24-year-old founder and college dropout Steve Bartlett said.
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The drama will be based on ABC News/ABC Radio's The Dropout podcast about Holmes and Theranos, according to the outlet, and is expected to be between six and 10 episodes.
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Maybe it was her similarities to tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg and the late Steve Jobs (she was a college dropout, she wore black turtlenecks, and she ran a tight ship).
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To me, making American great again offers the hope of a society where it is possible for a high-school dropout and teen mom like me to attain the American dream.
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A self-educated high-school dropout, he favours a uniform of black T-shirts, jeans and a black cap, and a wiry black beard juts from the bottom of his chin.
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Art school dropout Byrne had met Tina and Chris at RISD (Jerry Harrison was an art major at Harvard), and Talking Heads became figureheads of a subgenre retrospectively called art punk.
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In an early episode, Lou details how the loss of the local steel plant led to higher unemployment, which tripled the high school dropout rate and created a staggering heroin crisis.
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Despite this, Government Accountability Office reports have found that BIE students have higher dropout rates, lower scores on college admission tests and lower college entrance rates than their public school counterparts.
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Over the most recent five-year period, from 2010 to 2015, the high school dropout rate fell to 5.9 percent from 183 percent, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Understanding that current or recent depression raises dropout risk may encourage schools to put a higher priority on mental health services, the study team writes in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
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The 33-year old Harvard dropout has encountered doubters every step of the way since starting Facebook in his dorm room and building it into a juggernaut valued at $540 billion.
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I kept telling myself that I was different, that I'd already broken the stereotype of young, black, college dropout girls from South East London, but, deep down, I wasn't so sure.
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"Reaper," from 2007, is about a slacker college dropout who discovers his parents sold his soul to the Devil, and now he has to work as one of Satan's bounty hunters.
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In the late 19th century, Pierre de Coubertin, a French aristocrat and dropout from the priesthood, found his life's goal: to create a sporting culture that existed separate from political concerns.
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Mr. Hernandez, the stock clerk, was a high school dropout from Camden, N.J. He was socially awkward, Ms. Illuzzi said, but he was not as unintelligent as his lawyer has said.
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He ran Def Jam (hiring Jay Z to work alongside him for a good portion of it) during the Kanye West run of College Dropout through My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
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The winning times for both men and women were the slowest since the 1970s, according to the New York Times, and the mid-race dropout rate was up 50 percent overall.
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Before becoming the so-called voice of his generation and a rich rock star, Kurt Cobain was a child of divorce and a high-school dropout who worked as a janitor.
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The New Orleans experiment resulted in some successes, at least on paper: Test scores rose, dropout rates decreased, and so the strategy was copied by struggling school districts around the country.
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He was a high-school dropout from Queens who worked in a coffee cart in downtown Manhattan in 2006 when a friend handed him an audiotape of a radical Muslim cleric.
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These include Jennifer, an older grad school dropout; Nina, the enigmatic center of Kailash's memories and perhaps of the novel; and Cai Yan, a "slim and elegant" grad student from China.
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" And Buttigieg used his dropout speech in South Bend to call for "a broad-based agenda that can truly deliver for the American people, not one that gets lost in ideology.
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And its founder, Elizabeth Holmes, was feted as a biomedical version of Steve Jobs or Bill Gates, a wunderkind college dropout who would make blood testing as convenient as the iPhone.
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Before MSCHF, Whaley was a West Point military academy dropout who was already heralding goofy viral projects on his own, such as an app that was essentially Tinder for airplane travelers.
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She invited candidates to announce they are leaving the race on her show, and promised to throw them a dropout party with balloons, music and a cake of the candidate's choosing.
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The United States was able to make progress on the high-school dropout crisis partly because of how much attention it received from educators and policymakers over the last few decades.
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In September, the college dropout beat nearly 1,500 applicants for a six-figure position as head of marketing at Basecamp, a 20-year-old software company that develops workflow-management tools.
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Still, Hispanic dropout rates have been consistently falling over the past decade, and nearly one million U.S. Hispanics turn 18 every year, making education a top priority for the demographic group.
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The only way to know would be to compare transfer and dropout rates between incoming students who used imagination to inform their decision, and those who relied on experience surrogates instead.
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Nothing about the quirky college dropout (least of all his appearance and living arrangements) screams millionaire, but make no mistake: Crypto Kid is sitting on a massive fortune, built on bitcoin.
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Erik Finman, a 21-year-old high school dropout and bitcoin millionaire, beamed cryptocurrency down from outer space to a school in the Greater Accra Region of Ghana on November 0003.
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Even with Oregon's reputation for electing Democratic governors, Brown has faced criticism for the state's persistent homelessness problem, school dropout rates, and a state pension program that's $22 billion in debt.
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To figure out how the money should be spent, we went to town halls, churches, and other local gatherings in the communities with high dropout rates, infant mortality, and the like.
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Lamar, a Yale School of Art dropout and self-described "NEGROGOTHIC devil worshipping free black man in the blues tradition," entered a pink, lilac smoke-filled stage in a campy costume.
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Gorman spent two years as a high school dropout before enrolling in Christa McAuliffe Online School of Arts and Sciences, where she was later invited to deliver the 2017 commencement address.
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After hawking her own brand of lemonade – which is "freshly squeezed just like Jay Z's naughty parts" – the Church Lady welcomed guest "Satan," better known as GOP presidential race dropout Ted Cruz.
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Eubanks — who jokingly calls herself a debutante dropout on Southern Charm — tells PEOPLE "it would depend on the brand" when asked whether she'd allow Palmer a future in modeling and/or pageantry.
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I head to bed early and read the last few chapters of Bad Blood (obsessed with this story after listening to The Dropout and can't wait for the documentary!) before conking out.
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Read These Stories Next: A Star Is Born: Your Favorite Actors' Surprising Breakout Roles 7 Women On Why They Don't Regret Dropping Out Of College Sofia Vergara Is A Dental School Dropout
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It follows Nikki, a university dropout and "fem fighter", who signs up to teach a creative-writing course to older Sikh women in Southall, a London suburb with a sizeable Indian population.
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" But according to former Theranos employee Ana Arriola who was interviewed for The Dropout, when Holmes first started Theranos she wasn't such a sleek dresser — claiming she instead preferred "frumpy Christmas sweaters.
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The series, which launched in 2011, began with star lawyer Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) hiring a brilliant college dropout, Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams, as an associate in his high-profile firm.
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In education, although there's some points of light, some great schools, some are charter school, some are using new curriculum, the overall figures, U.S. math scores, dropout rates, have moved only slightly.
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But something that you may not know is that Kanye West's album College Dropout was the very first album my brother and I bought on iTunes when I was 20103 years old.
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We went straight to an expert — Harvard dropout-turned-super-successful entrepreneur Alexa von Tobel, founder of LearnVest — to answer the age-old question: How much should you be paying for rent?
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Raised by a beauty school dropout, it was written in the stars that makeup artist Vincent Oquendo would find his way to the Instagram feeds of the Hadid sisters and Hailey Baldwin.
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He said that in just over a decade, he had gone from being an impoverished school dropout to a gold trader – sometimes of 50 grams at a time – and investor in mines.
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It's not an anchor around the feet of the scorers; right now, it's more like a freeloading college dropout sleeping on a cot while mom and dad stock the fridge with food.
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Early this morning, Kanye West released a new song with Kendrick Lamar called "No More Parties in L.A." It's a smooth, bass-heavy funk track that recalls a College Dropout-era Kanye.
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There's a lot of live guitars, pianos and instrumentation on Trap Muzik , which quickly moves from the minimalist bass of a UGK to the soulful jams of College Dropout-era Kanye West.
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Something that most folks don't realize about Cheney is that early in life he was an underachieving Yale dropout, working dead-end jobs by day and drinking himself into trouble after work.
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"Through the Wire" helped drum up anticipation for West's debut studio album, "The College Dropout," which debuted at No. 2 on the chart and earned him a Grammy for best rap album.
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Claire Cottrill, a twenty-year-old singer, songwriter, producer, and college dropout from Massachusetts who goes by Clairo, resists the bedroom-pop designation, but she has nonetheless become one of its avatars.
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While I delight as much as Dr. Kramer does in scrutinizing studies for flaws in design and execution — he talks effect sizes, dropout biases, additivity — his writing is maddeningly turgid in places.
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There have been high dropout rates when it comes to naltrexone, possibly due to the fact that those starting the regimen cannot used any opioids for at least seven to 10 days.
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There's mounting scientific research linking an education rich in the arts with lower dropout rates and higher SAT scores, which climb an average of 100 points after a four-year arts curriculum.
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Will Arnett is a man of many hats, but the one he's trying to wear in his new Netflix series, "Flaked," would be a better fit on a 20-something college dropout.
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Serving one term, from 2007 to 2011, he hired more police officers to fight rising crime, and added teachers and new programs to cut truancy and dropout rates in troubled public schools.
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Because absenteeism is directly correlated with high school dropout rates, this behavior not only affects academic grades but also hurts the student's future employment opportunities and leads to lower wages in adulthood.
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But she said she felt a connection to the protagonist of Night in the Woods, Mae, a college dropout who returns to her hometown but struggles to reconnect with family and friends.
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Shipt, the online same-day grocery delivery service, was started in Birmingham by a 32-year-old high-school dropout who sold the company to Target two years ago for $550 million.
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He said that graduation rates had increased to 72.7 percent in 2017 from 70.7 percent in 2015, and dropout rates had dropped to 3.6 percent last year from 4.4 percent in 2015.
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He's the son of a British rock star and a groupie, a war veteran turned London private investigator, an Oxford dropout whose relationship with an upper-class beauty just hit the rocks.
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A college dropout, she is waiting tables — and stealing cash from the restaurant where she works — when she meets her future husband, Nathan, a regular customer who is 33 to Marion's 23.
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The alternate-day fasting group had the highest dropout rate: 38 percent dropped out of the study, compared with 29 percent for the calorie restriction group and 26 percent for the controls.
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The good news is that Latino high school dropout rates have been falling lately, but they are still the ethnic group most likely to drop out according to the Pew Research Center.
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These are the people who love you, or at least they're supposed to, and being judged a "dropout with no real desire to move forward" puts that love on a merit system.
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Abby was once another fling to him, a beddable college dropout, but now she is ambitious and independent-minded, and it has made him a more caring and conscientious person on balance.
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The Dole of today is the work of Mr. Murdock, a high school dropout and, briefly, a homeless Army veteran who got his start in business by buying and selling a diner.
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Kevin Roose, who frequently writes for us about technology and extremism, provided some insights this week through a fascinating case study of a college dropout who was radicalized in part through YouTube.
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According to the high school dropout, his Nazi-esque armband originated as a Second Life accessory—but it's difficult to pin him down on what it actually represents, or what he actually believes.
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The California Democratic Party endorsed as its next U.S. Senator a former college dropout, dissing the woman who represented the party in Washington for the last 26 years, former San Francisco mayor Sen.
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A former college roommate introduced Legend to Kanye West, then a mouthy, confident producer whose album The College Dropout would come out in 22008 and change the trajectory of both of their careers.
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Girlboss (created by Pitch Perfect screenwriter Kay Cannon) is still an interesting memorial to an era when a well-timed eBay shop could launch a college dropout to millionaire status in five years.
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He came after Kanye dropped College Dropout and he changed the paradigm of mainstream hip-hop pictures in the way in which he, like, talked about his feelings and was true to himself.
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Earlier this year ABC released a documentary and podcast titled "The Dropout"—like many tech tycoons, Ms Holmes dropped out of university to run a business—which featured testimony from the Theranos deposition.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Frexit, Grexit or jitters about Quitaly - existential threats to the euro are remote but investors are still looking for clever ways to protect themselves against the risk of a euro dropout.
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Jessica Smith, who works as a project manager with the nonprofit Communities in Schools, a dropout prevention organization, pushed for DeSilva to be allowed to stay in the school and get his diploma.
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Last night, it apparently made its maiden voyage, and it has already sold 177 tickets, according to founder Tom Currier, a Stanford dropout who has also launched the co-living startup Campus Coliving.
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Ryvkin and I came up with ''Londongrad,'' a fast-paced picaresque — half comedy, half thriller — about a brilliant, anarchic Oxford dropout and his Muscovite rich-girl sidekick who work as fixers in London.
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But Genius Loves Company winning Album of the Year over Green Day's American Idiot, Alicia Keys' The Diary of Alicia Keys, Usher's Confessions and Kanye West's The College Dropout was just ludicrous. 6.
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"The prospect of these young dropout types hanging out in Venice Beach, making candy bubbles for the rich, amuses us," wrote one in 1972, with reference to their gleaming, often resin-based, works.
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McFarland, a college dropout from an affluent family in New Jersey, launched Magnises, which he once bragged was "Latin for absolutely nothing," as a millennial version of the AmEx black card concierge service.
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Also helmed by Jarvis, The Dropout doc is a tightly packed crash course in all that the podcast has to offer, condensing as much information as possible into its short 80-minute runtime.
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But it looks like Apple is taking a stab at improving the way we listen to music via devices such as the iPhone with a new patent that cuts down on audio dropout.
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For the new analysis, researchers asked 6,773 students in 12 disadvantaged high schools with high dropout rates in and around Montreal to complete a screening questionnaire at the beginning of the school year.
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Some blame a "pipeline problem" of fewer women taking up tech at university level, while others point to a hostile "tech-bro" culture creating the conditions for higher rates of dropout among women.
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A high school dropout, he sold bedsheets, pizza and stationery; drove a yellow cab; and briefly ran a coffee shop, baking muffins and serving blue-plate specials of turkey, goulash and Hawaiian chicken.
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In the pilot episode, Earn, a rootless Princeton dropout who's been doing odd jobs, goes to his cousin Alfred Miles's house with a proposition—and is greeted with a gun in his face.
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A recent dropout of NYU, where he studied pre-med on a fencing scholarship, he had laid down both scalpel and épée to pursue his dream of becoming a Tin Pan Alley tunesmith.
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Yes. "Strangers With Candy" stars Amy Sedaris in half a fat suit as Jerri Blank, a 20073-something dropout who returns to high school after years as a junkie, prostitute and eventual inmate.
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But what has also risen, with much less ballyhoo, is the dropout rate from gainful employment — that is, the percentage of men and women who no longer even "participate" in the labor force.
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The study found that soldiers with a felony conviction were promoted more quickly and to higher ranks than others and show no differences in dropout rates or rates of discharge for negative reasons.
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Founded in 2003 by Elizabeth Holmes, a 19-year-old Stanford University dropout, Theranos promised to shake up the entire lab industry, making blood tests much easier and less expensive than traditional methods.
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Making use of Google technology, Mr. Cheung, a college dropout who studied computer science, built an algorithm to identify police officers based on a small collection of photos that had been posted online.
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Making use of Google technology, Mr. Cheung, a college dropout who studied computer science, built an algorithm to identify police officers based on a small collection of photos that had been posted online.
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If you were a Christian teenager during the period of time following the era of the grunge-and-flannel dropout Gen-Xers, following your faith was preached to you as a radical act.
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One of our best-read stories this month followed the journey of a white college dropout who was drawn to the alt-right after watching thousands of videos of far-right YouTube personalities.
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In it, author Tad Friend describes Altman's rise from a Stanford dropout to becoming a powerful force in the Silicon Valley startup world, including the summer he began working on his own startup.
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Born Michael Render, Killer Mike is a Morehouse College dropout who spent some of his youth working in the trap, essentially embodying of the tale of two cities that makes up modern day Atlanta.
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Best Comedy: Atlanta (FX) Probably the best-reviewed comedy of the past year, Donald Glover's series about a Princeton dropout edging into a rap career was an inventive, satiric look at African-American life.
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"I think the vision of wanting to change the world, that was really attractive to the type of person that worked at Chiat," Mike Peditto, who worked on the campaign, said on The Dropout.
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With its new patent, Apple wants your headphones to recognize audio dropout and seamlessly switch to audio that is stored from the wireless connection, and then move back when the wired connection is restored.
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However, media reports have shown that roadblocks remain for education providers, including poor attendance, dropout rates and what some critics have referred to as encouragement of the export of cheap labor in the country.
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Night In the Woods (2017) In this game, the player assumes the role of a black cat that is also a 20-year-old college dropout who returns to her depressed hometown around Halloween.
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A high school dropout who went on to get his GED, Prins enlisted in the Army about 10 years ago and "wanted to make something of himself and provide for his family," Jernigan says.
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At forty-seven, Hal was still as lean-muscled and narrow-hipped as she'd been as an art-school dropout trying to be taken seriously inside the grimy audio chambers of the radio world.
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"We never thought that the college degree was the thing that you had to have to do well," Cook said, adding that "our founder was a college dropout," an apparent reference to Steve Jobs.
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The first two installments of West's trilogy— College Dropout and Late Registration—framed him as a boastful, socially aware figure willing to go the distance to voice his opinions on racial inequality and homophobia.
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Mr. Giuliani's victory over the incumbent mayor, David N. Dinkins, vaulted Mr. Kerik, a high school dropout with a scruffy charm, into a series of high-ranking positions in the city's Department of Correction.
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Mr. Epstein had a thin résumé — a college dropout whose work experience was teaching high school math and briefly working at Bear Stearns — but he persuaded Mr. Wexner to let him manage his money.
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By her own account, she was the unwanted child of a broken home, a ninth-grade dropout who was raped repeatedly by a relative, and a homeless runaway and thief consigned to reform school.
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If he was telling the truth, his trove could answer one of the Epstein saga's most baffling questions: How did a college dropout and high school math teacher amass a purported nine-figure fortune?
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A high-school dropout who was living on her own at age 16, Daly will add a distinctive perspective to a group dominated by men who set interest rates for the world's largest economy.
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I wanted to say that this album is like a temporal bridge between College Dropout and Yeezus, but it also sounds like something different entirely, something that can't be easily pegged to a time.
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In Vinegar Girl, Kate is a prickly college dropout stuck at home with her scientist father, Dr. Battista, and her spoiled younger sister, keeping house for them and working part time at a preschool.
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The show follows Earn (Glover), a "homeless" yet brilliant Princeton dropout who just can't seem to catch the breaks he needs to cash out of his life of couch surfing and provide for his family.
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On the premier episode of The Dropout, the ABC News–produced podcast about Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos fraud, we meet Don Lucas Sr., one of the first investors to back the blood-testing company.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin announced Thursday he will not attend next week's international investment conference in Saudi Arabia, the latest high-profile dropout amid a global outcry over the disappearance of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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For two weeks in late 2013, the Brooklyn-born college dropout mesmerized a federal jury in the trial of five ex-Madoff employees with stories about how they conspired for years to thwart federal investigators.
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Spoiler alert — if you haven't read reporter John Carreyou's book about Theranos, Bad Blood, listened to the podcast "The Dropout," or seen the trailer for the upcoming HBO documentary The Inventor — the Edison didn't work.
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From teaching himself to fix bikes, to selling electronics and serving hot dogs, the high school dropout got creative in his teens to progress up from the low-income family in which he was raised.
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Every child is guaranteed a study place in secondary level education (general education or vocational training), and we're working to raise the completion rate of secondary vocational studies and lower the dropout rate there, too.
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BAML's data showed that a graduate in the U.S. with a four year college degree under their belt will earn over $1 million during the course of their lifetime more than a high school dropout.
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The aging Microsoft founder and fellow dropout—who gave the Harvard commencement address ten years ago when Zuck's wife Priscilla graduated as Mark watched from the crowd—is a good sport about the whole thing.
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In major throwback news, here's your chance to see Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in 2005, when he was just a Harvard dropout with a little startup called "The Facebook" and a fridge full of beer.
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In 2004, he released his debut album, The College Dropout, and despite how many outbursts he's made, microphones he's commandeered, or Twitter beefs he's started since then, Kim Kardashian's husband remains a fixture in entertainment.
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Reality Check: Carson on high school dropout rate By Lisa Rose, CNN Responding to a question from a voter about big ideas, Carson said he wants America to compete with countries like China and India.
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The groups worked together to produce press releases focussing on what the international community can do to help provide young people in Syria with education, highlighting poverty as a significant cause of school dropout rates.
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Jurors found Rhines, a high school dropout who had worked a series of odd jobs, guilty of murdering Donnivan Schaeffer, 22, an employee at Dig 'Em Donuts in Rapid City, where Rhines had also worked.
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National Basketball Association, invalidated N.B.A. rules that said a player was ineligible for the draft until four years after his high school graduation, or the graduation of his class in the case of a dropout.
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He's a rock 'n' roll mover, shaker, influencer and scene maker — a Harvard Law School dropout who eventually fell in with Andy Warhol's Factory crowd and went on to manage the Stooges and the Ramones.
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Macron wants to take advantage of France's ill-fated long school holidays to reduce dropout rates, setting up mandatory training sessions and refresher courses in all subjects for failing students in grades one through nine.
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A veterinary school dropout who had served as an Army muleteer in Panama, the horse trainer now worked the ovals and backsides of the mid-Atlantic circuit, supplementing his income by doctoring escapees and gunsels.
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Mr. Zuckerberg, a 33-year-old Harvard dropout, has encountered doubters every step of the way since starting Facebook in his dorm room and building it into a juggernaut valued at more than $500 billion.
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In the months that followed her dropout, Harris stayed relatively quiet on the 2020 election, occasionally speaking out against President Donald Trump on Twitter and returning to the Senate in time for his impeachment trial.
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" Mr. Bruck and his team have argued in court filings that Mr. Roof, a ninth-grade dropout, "has no right to represent himself in a capital trial, and even less so at the penalty phase.
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If you like YA romance, then you'll want to cop Mary H.K. Choi's Permanent Record, about a debt-riddled college dropout who works at a bodega and ends up falling for a social media influencer.
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Anyone privy to West's music since his generation-defining debut, The College Dropout, knows he has always created with biblical scope—the music wasn't just grand and sweeping, so were the tales of its hero.
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Mixed Picture for a For-Profit College Berkeley College is being investigated over concerns about high dropout and loan-default rates, but it does well when it comes to the mobility rate of its students.
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How did this benign-seeming community college dropout come to make himself so indispensable that The Advocate, a gay newsmagazine, and Dan Savage have suggested that he was the best thing about the 2016 election?
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The review was prompted by the case of Zholia Alemi, 56, a medical-school dropout, who worked at medical facilities around Britain before a news investigation found that she had been practicing under false pretenses.
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You probably already know that it's about a high school dropout named Teddy (Hart), who can't get the GED he desperately needs unless he attends a night school course taught by the very unorthodox Carrie (Haddish).
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David Cutler and Edward Glaeser, two economists, have calculated that young blacks in highly segregated cities have dropout rates that were 143% higher and wages that were 16% lower than those in more integrated cities do.
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With dramatic pre-bid accusations, ever-changing deadlines, and a last-minute dropout due to ethical concerns, the story of the JEDI contract reads more like a bizarre corporate thriller than a simple cloud-computing deal.
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Between not one, but two upcoming documentaries, the podcast The Dropout, and Jennifer Lawrence's next movie, an adaptation of the bestselling book about her rise and fall, the entire world can't stop talking about Elizabeth Holmes.
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"Traditional analytics showed them there was dropout in the funnel during checkout, but it wasn't until they used Decibel Insight that they were able to see why this was happening and fix the problem," he says.
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Read more: This Stanford dropout just landed $4.6 million from Peter Thiel's Founders Fund to help people automatically fight parking ticketsYou can use any name, address, and email address to sign up for his new card.
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Bang, a high school dropout who founded Netmarble in 2000 after two previous start-up failures, sold management control to South Korean conglomerate CJ Group in 2004 but returned to lead a struggling Netmarble in 2011.
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A 60-year-old high-school dropout who has a sister in New York City would be more likely to receive a green card than a 30-year-old physics Ph.D. who has no relatives here.
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The AIDS epidemic in its early years had a profound impact on the artist, a high-school dropout from New York City who moved downtown and discovered her artistic home, just as the devastation was starting.
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Two other senior staffers currently working at the office include a lance corporal in the Marine Corps Reserves with previous arrests for assault and disorderly conduct, as well as a college dropout with drunk driving arrests.
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The sequel to 221's Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them once again stars Eddie Redmayne as zoologist and Hogwarts dropout Newt Scamander, as the wizarding world finds itself embroiled in a dangerous internal war.
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Whereas recent 2020 dropout Elizabeth Warren's LGBTQ agenda called to end the one-year deferral period for gay and bisexual blood donors and allow them to donate blood without restriction, Biden stops short of that promise.
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After the embarrassment of dropping out of high school, part of me wanted to show people that I was more than a dropout — to be able to brag that I attended a prestigious university like these.
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While it, too, hits many of the same beats as "Bad Blood," it also expands its scope a bit to examine the psychology of fraud, but in more specific (and compelling) ways than "The Dropout" does.
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After flitting back and forth in time during the first episode, "Genius" settles into a narrative of the young Einstein, a high school dropout in Munich, and his efforts to attend the Federal Polytechnic in Zurich.
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Rachel Forsyth, the senior division director for partnership schools at Good Shepherd Services, a nonprofit agency that works with four transfer schools, said New York City had been a national leader in reducing the dropout rate.
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