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Tom Emmer, who ran for governor of Minnesota as a Republican last year, was asked to teach a business class at Hamline University. But after other faculty members found out about his opposition to gay marriage, the university changed its mind about hiring him.
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The web is often thought of as a wide-open, anything-goes free speech zone.
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New York University students will have several opportunities to earn credit while studying the Occupy Wall Street protest movement next semester.
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Authorities have made public the identity of the man who shot and killed a police officer on Virginia Tech's campus last week: Ross Truett Ashley, 22.
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University of New Hampshire professor Edward Larkin exposed himself to a woman and her child in a grocery store parking lot... More
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The YU Beacon, a newspaper published by students of Yeshiva University--a private Orthodox Jewish institution in New York--will no longer receive university funds after refusing to modify an controversial article, in which a writer details a sexual encounter: The column, published Dec.