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A cartoon that warns of a rush to racial judgment by the media is accused of being racist by the media.
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Princeton Review has sold its standardized test preparation business to a private equity firm, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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The College Board is tightening security for future takers of the ACT and SAT college placement tests. Students will have to submit photos of themselves, and may be subject to random security checks.
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Wichita State University recently imposed a new rule that prohibited any "non-scholarly religious" student group from receiving university funding. Almost immediately, WSU received pressure from students and religious rights groups.
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The ban even extends to the use of UND's hockey arena.
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A shooting occurred Saturday night at Mississippi State University in the campus dorms. Mark Keenum, the university president, remarked Sunday that the shooting appeared to be an "isolated incident." On Sunday, another student was shot at Jackson University. Nolan Ryan Henderson III, a 19 year-old freshman, was shot while at an off-campus pool party... More