UC Reconsiders SAT Role, Nobel Prize for Economic Insights
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UC Reconsiders SAT Role, Nobel Prize for Economic Insights
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Tuesday October 13, 2026
In this episode from La Jolla, we delve into the University of California's reconsideration of standardized testing in admissions. After eliminating the SAT and ACT in 2020, UC faces mixed outcomes with improved GPAs but concerns over student readiness in math and writing. As national trends show a resurgence in testing, UC leaders plan to review and recommend changes by June.
We also celebrate two Americans, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, who have been awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for their groundbreaking work on economic stabilization and the New Keynesian approach.
In local news, La Jolla surfers can expect clean conditions with waves peaking at three to four feet, while the weather remains sunny with highs near 68 degrees. Sports fans can catch up on the latest from Monday Night Football and the MLB playoffs, with the Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Guardians securing wins.
On the financial front, Blockchain.com is making moves in the prediction market, while cryptocurrency prices experience a downturn. Meanwhile, NASA's Swift spacecraft provides new insights into black hole activity, and the Muppets celebrate 50 years of cultural impact.
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