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The Official SAT Question of the Day for Tuesday, December 1

The following sentence contains either a single error or no error at all. If the sentence contains an error, select the one underlined part that must be changed to make the sentence correct. If the sentence contains no error, select choice E.

During	the eighteenth century, some Hopi Indians
A

left	their	mesas	due to	drought and famine and
	B		C

coming to live	with the Navajo in Canyon de Chelly
D

in northeastern Arizona.	No error
	E

1.   (A)
2.   (B)
3.   (C)
4.   (D)
5.   (E)

Class Sizes Rise, Mostly Due to Budget Cuts

High schools and kindergartens are feeling a particular squeeze, as total New York City enrollment figures indicate an increase for the first time in a decade.

We May Be Born With an Urge to Help

Biologists are forming a better view of humankind than the traditional opinions of it as warlike and selfish.

A Conversation With Laurence Steinberg: Developmental Psychologist Says Teenagers Are Different

A Temple University professor and leading expert in the United States on adolescents says they are different from adults, like in being responsible for criminal behavior.

Crowding criteria could shift

How does a school district with hundreds of thousands of students go from having 36 overcrowded schools to none at all?<p/> If you're the Broward school system, you change the definition of crowded.

Miami teen to attend youth climate forum in Copenhagen

Pulkit Agrawal dreams of a Green Olympics where entrepreneurs can show off their environmentally-friendly inventions.<p/> He sees people from across the globe buying and selling eco-conscious goods, such as hybrid machinery, through an online marketplace.

Broward School Board members remove themselves from health insurance committee

Broward School Board members took themselves off a once-coveted health insurance advisory committee this week following criticism over climbing health insurance rates and ongoing scrutiny over how the district does business.