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Restricting the Madness After March
NCAA is reconsidering a rule that bars Division I men's basketball recruiters from attending non-scholastic events in April, citing some coaches' concerns that it could raise costs of scouting prospects.
After Attacks on Researchers, Caution and Steadfastness
In what many see as escalation of animal rights campaign of intimidation, firebombing incidents highlight efforts to ensure safety and continue biomedical research.
Satisfied Academics
Study that anticipated professors' satisfaction levels might sink to those of industry scientists gets surprising result: Academe is seen as a good place to work.
The Ticktock of the Welfare Clock
Proposed legislation would allow recipients to count up to 2 years of postsecondary education as "work," up from the current limit of 1 year.
Access Denied
Years into litigation, McNeese State U. president says it's not a "high priority" for disabled students to use a major campus facility.