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Academic concerns regarding grade inflation are being discussed by prominent thinkers, including Steven Pinker, and published in the New York Times.

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Academic concerns regarding grade inflation are being discussed by prominent thinkers, including Steven Pinker, and published in the New York Times.

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Harvard New York Times Steven Pinker David Laibson

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Jun 20Pinker and Laibson discuss grade inflation in the NYT.1 source
- dailyadvance.com
Jun 17Grade inflation concerns discussed by academics like Pinker, Furman, and Laibson.1 source
- shorelinemedia.net

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Harvard
town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States
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New York Times
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Steven Pinker
Canadian-American cognitive psychologist, linguist, and author, an advocate of evolutionary psychology and the computational theory of the mind

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David Laibson
American economist

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Jun 20dailyadvance.com
Jun 17shorelinemedia.net