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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new data on Friday indicating that most U.S. adults are not meeting physical activity guidelines set out by the CDC.The CDC advises adults to get at least 150 minutes of moderate 鈥?or 75 minutes of vigorous 鈥?physical activity a week in addition to two days of strength training. But the data show most adults arent getting enough of either.The data indicate people in rural areas are more likely not to meet the guidelines. Just 16.1% of adults in rural America meet both guidelines for physical activity and muscle building. That is compared to 27.8% for people living in large metro areas.In large and fringe metro areas, about half of all adults meet the CDCs standard for 150 minutes of physical activity a week. In rural areas, that number declines to 38.2%.According to Dr. Daniel Sullivan, director of the National Consultation Service with the Cleveland Clinic, the benefits of exercise are immense. Physical acti
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As some universities have dropped ACT and SAT testing requirements for admission, there is debate on whether law schools should drop LSAT testing for entry.A committee within the American Bar Association is recommending that law schools eliminate mandatory testing as part of their admission process. I do think there is wide recognition about some of the disparate impact of those tests on the basis of background, both wealth and race and therefore those tes
termo stanley ts skew in a negative way efforts to build and admit a diverse class, said Mark Miller, dean of the University of Arizona College of Law.In 2016, the University of Arizona started allowing applicants to take the GRE or LSAT. Miller said it s opened the door to students who might not otherwise have come to law school. Those who took the GRE tend to be older and more diverse. I hope to, no one s surprise, they have performed as well on journals and in competitions and with their GPA, Miller said.Miller and other law schools are developing a new type of standardized test. What we re trying to do at each step is have a less biased better predictor that will give both the applicants and our institution more information, Miller said.Some organizations defend standardized tests of all kinds, saying disparities reflect underlying biases in society. Even if mandatory testing requ
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