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In today's Washington Post, George F. Will writes on the controversy at Vanderbilt University between the administration and some Christian groups on campus.
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“If I was honored to serve the people of Michigan in the U.S. Senate, I would be challenging the status quo that has been brought to us by both Republicans and Democrats,” Durant said.
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18 percent of Harvard's graduating class applied in 2011. It was the largest employer of Duke and Yale grads. And TFA spends a lot of money and time to make it that way.
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The student government at the Catholic University of America will meet today to decide whether to hold a student referendum on the new single-sex dorm policy implemented by President John Garvey.
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Cooper Union, a highly selective arts college in New York City, may change its pay structure for students.