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Students Evacuated From Detroit School After Bomb Detonated

Students were evacuated from a school in Detroit Wednesday morning after a student detonated a homemade explosive in the building, MyFoxDetroit.com reported. There was no fire at Phoenix Multi-Cultural Academy, but smoke did fill the air ...

 

Student admits hanging noose in library

Student admits hanging noose in library

The University of California San Diego has suspended a student who admitted to hanging a noose in a campus library, school officials announced Friday.

 

Should med schools use live patients to teach pelvic exams?

Should med schools use live patients to teach pelvic exams?

Some critics question a University of Minnesota Medical School decision to stop using live patients to teach med students how ...

 

Suit: Pa. school spied on students via laptops

Suit: Pa. school spied on students via laptops

A suburban Philadelphia school district used school-issued laptop webcams to spy on students at home, potentially catching them and their families in compromising situations, a family claims in a federal lawsuit....

 

2 Sooner freshmen cited for shoplifting

Oklahoma freshmen basketball players Andrew Fitzgerald and Steven Pledger were cited for shoplifting at a department store in Norman, just hours after the Sooners upset Texas on Saturday. Police spokeswoman Jennifer Newell says the players were ticketed for petty larceny and released. Newell said Monday the citation was written by a security officer in Dillard's.

 

Failure rate for AP tests climbing

Failure rate for AP tests climbing

A USA TODAY analysis reveals that more students are failing Advanced Placement tests -- but the number of students taking the ...

 

A Tougher 'A' at Princeton Has Students on Edge

A Tougher 'A' at Princeton Has Students on Edge

Lisa Foderaro writes in The Times’s Metropolitan section that efforts by Princeton University to curb grade inflation are “now running into fierce resistance from the school’s Type-A-plus student body.”

 

India warn student death in Australia may hit ties

India condemned the fatal stabbing of an Indian student in Australia and warned that the attack, which was the latest in a series of assaults, could put bilateral ties under strain. The 21-year-old student was killed over the weekend in the ...

 

Test Scores, College and What Really Matters

A high school junior reflects on her college ambitions and a lesson from history.

 

College Degrees More Expensive, Worth Less in Job Market

College Degrees More Expensive, Worth Less in Job Market

Employers and career experts see a growing problem in American society - an abundance of college graduates, many burdened with tuition-loan debt, heading into the work world with a degree that doesn't mean much anymore.

 

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