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  Groups Push For Accreditation Reform

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  Union Tries To Organize Faculty At The University Of Minnesota

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  Wesleyan University Forces Fraternities To Go Co-Ed

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  Colorado’s New Marijuana Message: Don’t Be A Maureen Dowd

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  Poll: One In Four Americans Want Their State To Secede

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  Senate Bill Passes To End FDA Stranglehold On Sunscreen Innovation

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  Students, Teachers Swap Positions On First Amendment

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  Bankrupt For-Profit School Hit With $500M Lawsuit

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  LA School Police Give Up Grenade Launchers

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  Experts Weigh In On FCC Internet Regulations

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  Gallup: College Dropping Rapidly In Importance

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  Franchises Pressure Congress To Save Them From Regulators

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  Government Study (Once Again) Shows Fracking Does Not Harm Drinking Water

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  Brady Center To Sue Websites That Sold Ammo To Aurora Theater Shooter

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  A Trip To Jail Cost This Colorado Man Five Body Parts

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  LA School Police Wield Grenade Launchers, Assault Rifles

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  GAO: EPA Rules To Retire More Coal Plants Than We Thought

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  Emails: EPA Rules Part Of The Progressive Agenda

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  Think Tank: Government Should Pay Teachers’ Debts

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  NY Tenure Lawsuit Wracked By Feuding Parties

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  Study Shows The United States Is Becoming Even Fatter

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  FEMA Demands A Refund From Flood-Ravaged Colorado Town

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  ‘Internet Slowdown Day’ Pushes for Internet Regulation

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  Not Even Seniors Can Escape Student Loan Crisis

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  Harvard Bags $350 Million Donation