The College Fix

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• American students find ways around Chinese censorship

  Sony Rao - Duke Chronicle •November 19, 2010

  American students studying abroad encounter the online Chinese censorship all the same as Chinese citizens.

• NEH-sponsored workshop biased against U.S. military, professor says

  Claire Gillen - Notre Dame •November 19, 2010

  The National Endowment for the Humanities sponsored a WWII workshop at the University of Hawaii.

• Illegal immigrants entitled to in-state tuition, CA Supreme Court rules

  Gabriella Hoffman - SFPA Member •November 18, 2010

  California has a number of big problems: illegal immigration, budget deficits, tuition hikes for already strapped families. All these problems combine into one: in-state tuition for illegal immigrants.

• Harvard president endorses return of ROTC, post-DADT

  College Fix Staff •November 18, 2010

  Harvard University president Drew Faust said the school will "fully and formally" restore ROTC after a DADT is repealed.

• National, Minnesota campus smoking rates see dramatic drop

  Urmila Ramakrishnan - Minnesota Daily •November 18, 2010

  Smoking rates have decreased more than 50 percent since 1980, according to a Minnesota Heart Survey study.

• Georgetown veterans return home to face new obstacles

  Galen Webber - Georgetown Voice •November 18, 2010

  At almost any other university in the country, these veteran-related services would be handled by the school’s administration.