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The headline says it all: The University of Texas will spend $977,000 hiring a law firm that will defend the university's affirmative action policies before the Supreme Court.
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Currently, the reality show star and fallen governor is working in the prison kitchen--washing pots and pans six days a week.
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This week the Tennessee state legislature issued a letter of warning, reminding Vanderbilt that the legislature has the right to regulate institutions that, like Vanderbilt, consume millions of dollars in public funds annually... Read More
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According to a new AP story, Obama's jobless recovery is leaving half of new college graduates out of work, or in dead end jobs that didn't require higher education to begin with... Read More
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On March 14, Ian Van Kuyk was arrested in a public location while photographing police making a routine traffic stop. Van Kuyk alleges the police arrest constituted a violation of his First Amendment rights.
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How could a man of the people eat man's best friend? Romney's horses, Obama's Fido meat: So begins the fight to convince voters which presidential candidate is the most compassionate and "in-touch" with the common man....Read More