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Maryland Law Maker and School Chancellor Set Out to Increase Hazing Penalties
Following the allegations at Salisbury University, a Maryland legislator and the head of the school system are trying to stiffen penalties for those found guilty of hazing.
Bacteria Linked To 'Water Breaking' Prematurely
Cornell University to Upgrade Sexual Assault Policies and Procedures in Proactive Manner
Penn State Head Coach Search Over; James Franklin Reportedly Ready to Accept School's Offer
FDA Warns Laxatives Can Be Deadly When Misused
Jameis Winston Accuser to File Civil Lawsuit Against TPD and FSU QB; Attorney: 'I Want Heads to Roll'
Student High On Party Drug Cuts Off His Own Penis And Stabs His Mother
Reading Researchers Find Shortcomings of 'Geo-Engineering'; Could Weaken Climatic Conditions in Certain Areas
By Staff ReporterLund Researchers Determine the Color of Ancient Marine Reptiles
By Staff ReporterOlder Firefighters Handle Occupational Heat Stress Better, Study
By Staff ReporterWhite Women at Greater Breast Cancer Risk than Blacks, South Asians: Study
By Staff ReporterYoung Adults More Likely to Experiment With E-Cigarettes Due To ‘Safe Tag,’ Study
By Staff ReporterFormer Ohio University Employee Admits Stealing, Selling Bones From School Lab
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUniversity Of Chicago Awarded $90 Million For Cancer Research
By Jaleesa Baulkman3 UTEP Basketball Players Dismissed From Team Following FBI Gambling Probe
By Russell Westerholm
