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  • The Hustle

    “The lawsuit claims Countrywide executives were aware of what was going on, that one review in 2008 showed that 57 per cent ...
  • The liberal arts dilemma

    “I think we are spending more budget serving students, seeing them as consumers... instead of teaching them.” – Kathleen Wall, professor in ...
  • What the frack?

    “We were informed of firearms at the protest camp, hundreds of rounds of ammunition and even improvised explosive devices. The situation was ...
  • The open forum

    “They asked me for every expense that we have for the president, vice-president and AVPs, and we took it literally. They wanted ...
  • Bad Apples

    “Affected users will have to schedule an appointment with an Apple Genius (Apple certified customer support technician) at their local Apple retail ...
  • The health of our youth

    “There’s a lot more that’s done that’s strictly focused on cardio. Movement and skills are taught and the other sports are actually ...
  • Winter of our discontent

    “Depending on how much snow we get, how big the snow ridges get, how wide they get. You know, it will dictate ...
  • Bullying thrives through technology

    “Students [need] to know what the problem is, and what the consequences are, and things like that. I don’t think students are ...
  • Turmoil is southern Thailand

    “In May, six civilians, including a two-year-old boy were gunned down after insurgents opened fire on a mom-and-pop grocery store with M-16 ...
  • Nobel prize recap

    “Over a century later this wish has persisted and the Nobel Prize has become one of the most prestigious awards in the ...