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The court invalidated a U.S. Education Department regulation that requires colleges to get approval from each state in which an online course is taken.
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It's a special arrangement that's existed for years, between the school and AMC.
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The Minnesota Court of Appeals today upheld the University of Minnesota's right to discipline a student in a mortuary sciences class who made jokes about a cadaver and made threats on her Facebook page.
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Judge Julia Smith Gibbons, the lone dissenter in the recent ruling on the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, was once a victim of misbehavior on the part of pro-affirmative action activists.
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Gov. Jerry Brown on Friday added his voice in support of a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of California’s ban on racial affirmative action in public university admissions.
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It's not always clear whether academic should be reprimanded, disciplined, or fired.