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- WSOC
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Three NC schools ranked inside the Top 50 of the U.S. News Best National University Rankings.
- LA Times
Students say Cal State Long Beach commencement plans deflate joy of graduation
Students are pressuring university officials to reconsider and have generated more than 15,000 signatures on an online petition.
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- GOBankingRates
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- Idaho Statesman
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- Columbia Daily Tribune
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- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Is it legal in Texas to bring a gun on school grounds? Here is what the law says
After a shooting at Lamar High School in Arlington Monday morning, many wonder who can carry guns on Texas campuses.
- The Columbus Dispatch
Letters: Against diversity, equity and inclusion? 'You are very likely a bigot and racist'
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- Florida Today
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- WTXF
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- The 74
In Rare Move, New Mexico Adds Weeks’ Worth of Extra K-12 Class Time
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- Fox News
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- San Luis Obispo Tribune
Former Paso Robles school board member hired as critical race theory ‘expert’ in Temecula
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- Gizmodo
OpenAI Says Stonemasons Should Be Fine in the Brave New World
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- The 74
Tough Love: Study Shows Kids Benefit from Teachers With High Grading Standards
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- Yahoo Sports
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- CBS News Videos
Texas high school student charged with murder following deadly school shooting
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