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On Tuesday, President David Skorton issued Cornell’s 39 fraternities an ultimatum: eliminate pledging or be eliminated.
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The members of the generation that is sometimes dubbed the "millennials" are alternately reviled or lauded by the news media for their tech-savvy, gadget-loving ways. But a new ethnographic research project on students in five Illinois universities may put a dent in that reputation.
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A recent New York Times piece asked experts to weigh in on education spending and the value of a college degree. Two...had some notes.
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DOMA—a law that intends to deny government benefits based on an individual’s sexual orientation—paradoxically gives a financial advantage to families headed by same-sex couples that is offset by increased costs to the taxpayer.
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“I actually got kind of annoyed about it,” White said. “Then we realized that this was much more serious.”
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The University announced that the names and Social Security numbers of 43,000 people affiliated with Yale have been available to Google search engine users for the past 10 months.