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San Jose State Fires 18 Residential Advisers for Unidentified Reasons
San Jose State University has fired 18 residential advisors, working in several dorms on campus without citing reasons. The new advisers, formerly recruited for the fall of 2014, have been asked to prepone their joining date to finish the academic year.
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UI denies HBO's Request to Film ‘Girls’ on Campus
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Eating Larger Quantities Of Fruits and Veggies Reduces Death Risk at Any Age, Study
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