New NY schools chief pulled over by NYPD (AP)
AP – Two New York City police officers ran into some unexpected trouble when they pulled over a vehicle carrying one of the city’s more powerful officials, schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott.
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University of Calif. targets out-of-state students (AP)
AP – The University of California is looking for out-of-state solutions to its money problems.
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Is the ‘Birther’ Movement a Form of Racism? (ContributorNetwork)
ContributorNetwork – COMMENTARY | Donald Trump proudly said he has a “great relationship with the blacks.” Then he later went on to say he didn’t think President Barack Obama was born in this country and was most certainly not qualified to attend an Ivy League university.
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New Jersey’s Christie to teachers: I could be Mr. Nice Guy (Reuters)
Reuters – New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a tough talking school reformer, said on Friday that even a hint of compromise from the state teachers union could turn him into Mr. Nice Guy.
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Breitbart Video Claims University of Missouri Teaches Labor Violence (The Atlantic Wire)
The Atlantic Wire – Players: Andrew Breitbart; Judy Ancel and Don Giljum, instructors at the University of Missouri’s Kansas City and St. Louis campuses, respectively; University of Missouri Provost Gail Hackett.
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From fellow university student to Her Royal Highness (Reuters)
Reuters – She was just like any other student at St Andrews University, studying in the library, shopping at the supermarket and meeting friends in the pub.
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Ind. school shooting victim, 15, out of hospital (AP)
AP – The family of a 15-year-old Martinsville West Middle School student who was shot twice in the abdomen at the school says he has been released from a hospital but has a “very long road to recovery.”
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Homeless child enrolled in wrong school: What should happen to him? (The Christian Science Monitor)
The Christian Science Monitor – The case of Tanya McDowell is putting advocates for homeless students on alert.
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NJ voters approve 80 percent of school budgets (AP)
AP – A year after an anti-tax revolt took its toll on school budgets, New Jersey voters have returned to their more generous ways in the state’s one-of-a-kind school tax elections.
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U of Alabama cancels commencement in storms’ wake (AP)
AP – The University of Alabama has canceled students’ final exams and postponed commencement ceremonies for graduating students in the wake of devastating storms that killed dozens across the state.
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