2019 Boys Soccer Verbal Commitments

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As an earlier poster said, set guidelines for international students, as Obama did for AA. No one is saying eliminate internationals. But 75% is not a healthy amount.

Why should the country turn away the world's best and brightest? They come here to study and then live and become citizens and drive a disproportionate share of entrepreneurship, new job growth, patents granted. Sure, capitalistic competition is a bitch if you're trying to play fortnite 8 hours a day but someone has to make stuff happen.

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Why should the country turn away the world's best and brightest? They come here to study and then live and become citizens and drive a disproportionate share of entrepreneurship, new job growth, patents granted. Sure, capitalistic competition is a bitch if you're trying to play fortnite 8 hours a day but someone has to make stuff happen.

https://www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/...er-graduation/

Where did you get the idea they were staying? The largest group, the Chinese, are getting a top US education then returning home to kick our butts.

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https://www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/...er-graduation/

Where did you get the idea they were staying? The largest group, the Chinese, are getting a top US education then returning home to kick our butts.

we are a leader in Nobel prize winners, largely because of immigrants

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/...phics-science/

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So we should do nothing? Ok. That's a great solution.

Indian reservations are their own separate worlds. Instead of hunting for individual victims, a liberal specialty, ask the tribal leaders what they want. Do they prefer to return to hunter gatherers, build a casino, or what. Whatever course they take, someone will be unhappy.

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Nathan Costantino, ?, North Andover, Salve Regina
Amad Miller, FC Stars, Lawrence Academy, Hobart
Myles Guerrier, ? Worcester Academy, Bates
Andrew Kempe, ? , Brooks, URI
Sancho Maroto, Bolts, Lexington, UMass Lowell
Brandin Osborne, ?, Worcester Academy, Muhlenberg

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we are a leader in Nobel prize winners, largely because of immigrants

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/...phics-science/

We are all immigrants. The question is the amount. 40-75% is too high imo. And many of those aren't immigrants. They are leaving, as the earlier link points out.

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We are all immigrants. The question is the amount. 40-75% is too high imo. And many of those aren't immigrants. They are leaving, as the earlier link points out.

what school has 75%? None. Even a 40% is a rarity

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges...-international
https://www.collegexpress.com/lists/...-students/336/

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what school has 75%? None. Even a 40% is a rarity

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges...-international
https://www.collegexpress.com/lists/...-students/336/

CMU grad school is 75%. MIT grad school is 42%.

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D1

Owen Schwartz, ?, Worcester Academy, Brown
Nick Awada, Bolts, Westford, Bryant
Jake Spaulding, NEFC, Pingree HS, Bryant
John Muckstadt, GPS, Dover Sherborn, Colgate
Eli Gould, Black Rock, NMH, Colgate
Nick Steed, Black Rock, Berkshire, Colgate
Galen Lewis, ?, Milton, Harvard
Duncan Sutherland, NEFC, Brooks, Harvard
Jack Ostrosky, Bolts, Rutland, Holy Cross
Jaren Suttles, Bolts, Springfield, Holy Cross
Prince Loney-Bailey, Revs, Cambridge, James Madison
Andrew White, Revs, Boxborough, Lehigh
Camden Blackburn, FC Mass, Ludlow, UMass
Shamar Rainford, FC Stars, BC High, UMass
Sancho Maroto, Bolts, Lexington, UML*
Curtis Moore, Liverpool, Nauset, Merrimack
Shaine Mullaney, FC Stars, Wachusett, Merrimack
Christian Pulselli, Bolts, Pembroke, Michigan
Jon Sinclair, FA Euro, Berkshire, UNC
Jacques Baldwin, GPS, Brookline, Northeastern
Colby Hegarty, Bolts, Nipmuc, Northeastern
Deng Deng Kur, ?, Berkshire, Northwestern
Andrew Kempe, ?, Brooks, URI*
Tyler Freitas, Revs, N Attleboro, UVM
Jeremy Verley, Bolts, Milton, UVA
Nicholas Berghold, Black Rock, Berkshire, UVA

D2

Brian Underhill, FC Stars, Lawrence Academy, St Anselms
Jackson Bukunt FC Stars, Nipmuc, St. Anselms
Kevin Sullivan, ?, Worcester Academy, St Michaels

D3

Declan Sung, Bolts, Newton, Amherst
Alex Kovacs, Bolts, St Johns, Bates
Jacob Iwowo, ?, Berkshire, Bates
Myles Guerrier, ?, Worcester Academy, Bates*
Michael Webber, NEFC, Rivers, Bowdoin
Forrest Shimazu, Bolts, Needham, Brandeis
Cameron Emde-Gerdine, ?, Concord Carlisle, Clarkson
Jack Marvel, Liverpool FC, Tabor, Conn College
Josh Gans, Bolts, Gann Academy, Emory
Will Poreda, Liverpool, Duxbury, Endicott
Justin D’Alessandro, FC Stars, Middlesex, Hamilton
Robbie Caron, ?, Framingham, Hobart
Amad Miller, FC Stars, Lawrence Academy, Hobart*
Minka Soumah, South Bronx, NMH, Kenyon
David McCrory, Black Rock, Berkshire, Kenyon
Tanner Gigliottti, FC Stars, Wachusett, MCLA
Brandin Osborne, ?, Worcester Academy, Muhlenberg*
Graeme Logan, Worcester Academy, Pitzer
Michael McDougald, GPS, Cohassett, St Lawrence
Nathan Costantino, ?, North Andover, Salve Regina*
Jonah Johnson, Exeter, Milton, Swarthmore
James Michielli, GPS, Worcester Academy, Trinity
Bryce Visnick, NEFC, Beverley, Tufts
Rolando Rabines, NEFC, Phillips, Tufts
Witt Cadwalader, FC Stars, Rivers, Wash U
Avery Santano, Liverpool, Nauset, Wheaton
Colin Canniff, Liverpool, Silver Lake, WPI

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https://www.mbacrystalball.com/blog/...er-graduation/

Where did you get the idea they were staying? The largest group, the Chinese, are getting a top US education then returning home to kick our butts.

I only skimmed the article but that was long enough to gather international students aren't staying at historical levels, even though most would give their right hands to do so, because of more attractive econonomies back home, visa struggles, and cultural challenges including the bamboo ceiling.

In other words, we have a GREAT country that attracts the best and brightest and though we've never made it easy to come and stay, we are making it much more difficult. And these are the people who we, theoretically, would want to attract, as opposed to those from the caravan (which, IMHO, by and large also make significant contributions).

Also, note that these international students are paying full tuition. Don't go thinking they're here for free. If you're upset you didn't get into the MBA program of your choice, you should have studied harder.

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CMU grad school is 75%. MIT grad school is 42%.

Grad school is s different beast. A lot more research being done there, especially MIT.

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I only skimmed the article but that was long enough to gather international students aren't staying at historical levels, even though most would give their right hands to do so, because of more attractive econonomies back home, visa struggles, and cultural challenges including the bamboo ceiling.

In other words, we have a GREAT country that attracts the best and brightest and though we've never made it easy to come and stay, we are making it much more difficult. And these are the people who we, theoretically, would want to attract, as opposed to those from the caravan (which, IMHO, by and large also make significant contributions).

Also, note that these international students are paying full tuition. Don't go thinking they're here for free. If you're upset you didn't get into the MBA program of your choice, you should have studied harder.

We already are losing out - international applications and enrollments are down in the US while international students seek out more friendly environs like Canada and Australia. In the long run that hurts us academically, competitively, in R&D, medicine....

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/...countries-look

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We already are losing out - international applications and enrollments are down in the US while international students seek out more friendly environs like Canada and Australia. In the long run that hurts us academically, competitively, in R&D, medicine....

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/...countries-look

Perhaps....but parallel to this is the reality that our own lower school education has weakened. This is shown internationally. Perhaps we need to embrace older techniques with more stringent requirements and expectations of our children. Some stress may not be a bad thing at all.

we are faltering....but not because there might be fewer international students.... but because we are failing our own.

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Perhaps....but parallel to this is the reality that our own lower school education has weakened. This is shown internationally. Perhaps we need to embrace older techniques with more stringent requirements and expectations of our children. Some stress may not be a bad thing at all.

we are faltering....but not because there might be fewer international students.... but because we are failing our own.

No doubt our pre K to 12th education system is slipping rapidly. We're graduating more kids and sending them to college. But more universities are having to add remedial programs for math and English because students aren't prepared. However I don't agree with the stress part. Our kids are already under enormous pressure. You couldn't pay me to be a high school student right now.

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No doubt our pre K to 12th education system is slipping rapidly. We're graduating more kids and sending them to college. But more universities are having to add remedial programs for math and English because students aren't prepared. However I don't agree with the stress part. Our kids are already under enormous pressure. You couldn't pay me to be a high school student right now.

what kind of stress? social stress?
I might agree with this but only because there is excessive political correctness in a way that kids, especially boys, are not permitted to express themselves. I don't mean rape or bullying, but they get hammered for insignificant utterances because any one of a thousand different social groups gets offended.

Class stress...academics? I don't think there is enough.