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From average Americans, to 18- to 25-year-olds – even among some minorities – affirmative action is not a popular policy.
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Lax intellectual protection laws mean strong economic growth.
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Thanks to new rules, a fraudulent accusation has greater potential to result in conviction, smearing students' reputations and destroying their careers.
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Even NCAA President Mark Emmert has conceded that it may be time for college players in big money sports to start getting a cash stipend.
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And no, they’re not film studies classes.
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Many in the crowd seemed more interested in their cell phones than Obama's speech.
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Abortion/Pro-life Activism Healthcare Secular Campus Group Aids Students’ Emotional Scars From AbortionsAs Americans today mark the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the leader of a secular campus outreach program that helps students heal from abortion trauma says procedure leaves emotional scars.
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King argued, most powerfully, for people to be judged by "the content of their character," not the color of their skin.
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Getting naked, or just barely, in the name of charity or just plain fun is the latest trend on college campuses.