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Florida college band director resigns amid hazing probe
Florida A&M University's band director resigned on Thursday in the latest fallout from the suspected hazing death of a drum major, and the state university chancellor told the school not to reinstate the band until investigations are complete.
Student debt: Where you attend college matters
Class of 2012: Marion Dobbins Realizes Her Dream Through U.Va.'s BIS Program
Scholars and Proven Leaders, Huneke and Clowes Will Join U.Va. from the University of Kansas
Professors Hamburg, Schroeder and Levin Receive Teaching Awards at CMC's Annual Awards Banquet
Davidson Theatre Professor Does It All in Self-Producing Local Premier of 'Underneath the Lintel'
W&L Law Professor Wins Fulbright Grant for Privacy Law Study
W&L Provost Welcomes Alumni with a Look at George Washington
By Staff ReporterW&L. Senior Lauren Acker Named General of the Year
By Staff ReporterSuspect arrested in UCLA residence hall burglary
By Staff ReporterRubenstein Gives $15 Million for Duke’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative
By Staff ReporterStanford: Amy J. Blue Award winner Denni Dianne Woodward guided by a warm spirit, dedication to students
By Staff ReporterPrinceton University's Graduate School applications reach record high
By Staff ReporterSix Penn Students Receive U.S. State Department Critical Language Scholarships
By Staff ReporterPenn Vet Researcher Tracy Bale Receives the Society for Women’s Health Research Medtronic Prize
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