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The College of the Holy Cross is getting rid of the Crusader as its mascot and its logo. The announcement comes 39 days after the school announced it would keep Crusader as its nickname, after a trustees meeting called to consider ditching it.
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By Colin A. Young STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — Following the lead of student activists who have carried the flag for gun control since the deadly school shooting last month in Parkland, Florida, high schoolers across Massachusetts plan to join the chorus of voices calling for tougher gun laws Wednesday
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School officials in Falmouth are facilitating a student walkout on Wednesday, March 14 to commemorate the one-month anniversary of the mass-shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida. Some students at Falmouth High School on Cape Cod are planning to walk out of school sometime during the day Wednesday, March
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The editor-in-chief of Middlebury College's student-run newspaper, responding to an apparent wave of criticism over his decision to run a photograph of conservative author Charles Murray on the paper's front page, recently posted a profuse and rambling apology regarding the "jarring" decision. "Students
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Freedom House puts out an index rating countries as free or partly free or not free based on whether their citizens have certain rights most Americans consider fundamental. If Freedom House expanded the list to colleges, where would Harvard rank?
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Two U.S. senators plan to revise the federal Higher Education Act to make it ready for re-authorization. Should we find that reassuring? The senators, Lamar Alexander (R-Tennessee) and Patti Murray (D-Washington), don't tell us who will be writing or paying for the drafting of this mammoth bill
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Harvard University had only just announced its next president before he came under attack — not for anything he did, but for who he is. That is, in the eyes of his critics, at least, a "white male."
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service BOSTON — The lead House sponsors of a bill requiring that sexual health education be "medically accurate, age-appropriate" pumped up high school students lobbying for the bill Thursday but acknowledged the bill's prospects in the House this session are
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