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University of Texas Young Conservatives Address Affirmative Action With a Bake Sale
The University of Texas chapter of Young Conservatives of Texas held a bake sale last week to attempt to show why affirmative action is unfair, by selling brownies to people at different costs based on their race.
Federal Government Approves Controversial University of Montana Sexual Harassment Policy
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Finds Debit Cards to Be Growing Problem on College Campuses
Student Loan Defaulting Hits Its Highest Rates in Nearly 20 Years
UC Berkeley Explosion Prompts Campus-Wide Evacuation, Causes Multiple Injuries (VIDEO, PHOTOS)
Missing UNH Student Found Dead In Piscataqua River (UPDATE)
It's Nude Week at Brown!
Yale Receives $250 Million in Donation; Largest Gift in 312-Year History
By Staff ReporterCollege Students Addicted to Texting Experience Sleep Problems, Study
By Staff ReporterTop 5 Reasons All-Night Study Sessions Are a Horrible Idea
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Illinois Student Stabbed Ex-Girlfriend to Death at Off-Campus Apartment, Held on $10 Million Bail
By Russell WesterholmElizabeth Warren Advocates for Vast Student Loan Reforms; Backs Bankruptcy Forgiveness Bill
By Russell WesterholmRice Engineering Students Build Robotic Arm for Texas Teen Suffering from Brittle Bone Disease
By Staff ReporterJoey Barton, controversial QPR midfielder studying Philosophy Course at Roehampton University
By Staff ReporterMalala Yousafzai Receives 2013 Humanitarian Award from Harvard University
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