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A ‘Suits’ Happening in Colleges; Students Hire Professionals to Sit in for Exams
Suits' enthusiasts across the world might be well aware of Mike Ross' profession before he got roped in by Harvey Specter for Pearson Hardman law firm. Ross made his living by taking bar and other law exams for students in exchange for a few hundred dollars before being hired as an associate for Harvey.
TCU’s College of Communication Renamed after Bob Schieffer
Smoking With Children In Car Ban: Oregon Close To Passing New Law
Ann Arbor Officials Ask University To Remove New $2.8 Million Billboard
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Government Shutdown Doesn't Affect Improving Economy
Quitting Drugs Cold Turkey Can Trigger Mental Decline
New Device Will Give Notifications A Scent
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