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Prosecutors say Thomas C. Briggs, who was an administrative support specialist, entered false information for 66 students in a database federal homeland security officials use to keep track of foreign students.
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At the study’s conclusion, free-throw shooting accuracy increased by an average of nine percent, three-point field goal accuracy increased by an average of 9.5 percent and average sprint times decreased by about five percent.
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Last year, a University of North Dakota student was expelled from the school for rape. He hasn't been given a re-hearing at the school -- even after the police lodged criminal charges against his accuser for filing a false report.
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With apologies to show business, there’s no business like the business of law school. The basic rules of a market economy — even golden oldies, like a link between supply and demand — just don’t apply.
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Already a member of a Bible study group with the football team, there was a lot of demand for a similar organization among his fellow athletes, and he decided to act on that enthusiasm.
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Nationally the mistreatment rate is 16.9 percent. Of those mistreated, 23 percent nationally said they’d been required to go shopping, babysit or perform other services for a supervisor.