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UCF Instructor Reinstated Following Suspension Over ‘Killing Spree’ Comment
The University Of Central Florida Rosen College Of Hospitality Management has allowed Hyung-il Jung, an accounting instructor, who was placed on paid administrative leave for three weeks, to return to the university and teach a class, this summer.
Maryland College Falls Short Of a Full Freshman Class; $3.5 Million Tuition Loss Predicted
NIU Student On The Hook for $7,500 Due to 'Miscommunication'
High School Senior Gets Scholarship Following a Weapons Felony Charge
College Student Fakes Own Kidnapping to Hide an 'F'
90-Year-Old College Graduate Sets School Record [VIDEO]
Rice Students Design New Capo for Guitars
Rutgers Bestows Degrees to Largest Class in its 247-Year-History
By Staff ReporterHofstra Student Accidentally Killed by Nassau County Veteran Police Officer (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterHofstra Junior Shot Dead During Home Invasion
By Staff ReporterYale Fined $165,000 For Inadequate Reporting Of Campus Crime Statistics
By Staff ReporterRadford Introduces Tuition Hikes for Academic Year 2013-14
By Staff ReporterPeru State Asks Judge to Dismiss Lawsuit over Missing Student
By Staff ReporterPenn State Law School Campuses to Function as Separate Schools
By Staff ReporterColumbia Seeks to Modify ‘Whites-Only’ Fellowship
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