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Student Newspapers Register Legal Victory in Court's Decision to Lift Ban on Alcohol Advertisements
An appeals court in Virginia ruled a law banning the advertising of alcohol in a student newspaper infringed on the paper's First Amendment rights and also limited their ad-selling market.
‘Invisible Man’ Reappears On NC School Library Bookshelves
Stanford Engineers Build First Basic Computer Using Carbon Nanotubes
Providence College Reschedules Cancelled Lecture on Gay Marriage
Student Loan Debt Delays Life Decisions Buying a Car, Home or Starting a Family
McGill's MBA Students Win Prestigious 2013 Hult Prize; Create Insect Flour Rich in Proteins and Iron
Families of 2003 Yale Car Crash Victims Settle Negligence Lawsuits against Delta Kappa Epsilon Frat
Students Rally to Protest University of Virginia's Vote to Restrict 'AccesUva,' a Low-Income Financial Aid Program
By Russell WesterholmCurtin Elton, Piano Prodigy Creates World Record; Becomes the youngest Person to Receive an ATCL Diploma
By Staff ReporterFlorida Professor Arrested for Secretly Filming Students' Skirts and Cleavages through Camera Pen
By Staff Reporter13 Texas State Students Charged In Hazing Incident
By Staff ReporterUSC Sexual Assault Victim Proposes Schools Issue Student Survey to See How Well Crime Policies Work
By Russell WesterholmSenior Players of Cornell’s Lacrosse Team Banned for Fall Season After Hazing Incident, Report (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Alabama Sororities Integrate 50 Years After 'Schoolhouse Door' Protest
By Russell WesterholmPittsburgh Police Arrest University Student Dressed As Spiderman For Trying to Rob a Store
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