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The Ivy League announced Wednesday that it would significantly limit the number of full-contact practices that football teams are allowed to hold.
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Is cursive on its way out in Indiana classrooms? That depends on what individual schools decide.
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For Stephens, cost is just one thing wrong with higher education. Another is relevance.
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The new president of San Diego State will receive a salary $100,000 greater than his predecessor.
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Like past midnight releases of Harry Potter books and movies, Friday morning saw some moviegoers dressed like the characters from the novels.
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The number of A's awarded at American universities has increased over the last 50 years.
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Judge Julia Smith Gibbons, the lone dissenter in the recent ruling on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, was once a victim of misbehavior on the part of pro-affirmative action activists.
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It's not always clear whether academic should be reprimanded, disciplined, or fired.
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Universities may close for up to ten months so that students can work in farms and factories.