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UCSD Student Abandoned In DEA Cell; Will Get $4M from US Justice Department
The U.S. Justice Department will be paying $4.1 million to 25-year-old Daniel Chong, for leaving him in a windowless Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) cell, unmonitored for more than four days without food and water.
Texas A&M and University of Utah College Football Players Killed in Car Accident
Vanderbilt Football Scandal Update: Sex Crime Police Say Investigation Nearly Over
Kentucky State Becomes Tobacco Free Campus
Fruit and Vegetable Peels Can Help Cleanse Water, Study
Former Southern Mississippi Student Sues School Over Rights Violation
NUS Researchers Make Durian Wine
Birth-to-College Savings Accounts Provided for 1,360 Oklahoma Infants
By Russell WesterholmKansas’ Doctoral Student Discovers New Bird Species in Central Peru
By Staff ReporterTop 5 Executive MBA Programs In the World
By Staff ReporterSigma Chi loses Housing and Recruiting Privileges over Facebook Scandal
By Staff ReporterMemphis QB Jacob Karam Plays Piano Duet with Leukemia Patient at St. Jude's Hospital (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmCost of College Too High; Two-Thirds of Families Eliminating Schools for Price
By Russell WesterholmNavigational Map in Pigeon’s Head Helps Find Its Way Back Home, Study
By Staff ReporterU. Offers Petroleum Engineering Graduate Program
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