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$115 million is the highest for any public school and nearly twice the subsidy of the next highest school among the power conferences.
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The analysis also found that the other two parts -- English and mathematics -- are "highly predictive" of college success.
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Psychology professor sees a link between grade inflation at a sense of entitlement among students.
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President John Garvey cites excessive hook-ups and binge-drinking as reasons for the change.
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“A leader knows how to ask the right questions of the right people,” Cain said. “We have plenty of experts, but you gotta know how to ask the right questions in order to put together the right plan.”
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The U.S. Supreme Court is considering challenging California's policy of granting in-state tuition to qualified illegal immigrant students.
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The Maryland DREAM Act would grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrants who meet certain requirements. It passed in May, but advocates are gearing up for a referendum.
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The University of Chicago may soon tear down an apartment building Ronald Reagan lived in as a child. And, strangely enough, nobody’s making a big fuss.
