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Only M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s can apply to contribute to Medpedia, a new Web site that aims to be a medical version of Wikipedia.

Medical Wiki Backed by Universities Will Go Live This Year

Only M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s can apply to contribute to Medpedia, a new Web site that aims to be a medical version of Wikipedia.

What Google's New Encyclopedia Means for Academe

Tech Therapy: Know How Much Technology Costs? Probably Not.

Debate Coach Fired and Team Suspended After Mooning

'Cinematic Maps' Animate Historical Election Data

THE WIRED CAMPUS: Colleges must do more to foster collaboration with state and regional officials in disaster planning. ... A growing number of textbook publishers offer digital editions, but a student group says it has found that many of them do not have the features that students actually want. ... A missing flash drive has put the personal data of 15,000 current and former students at Arapahoe Community College, in Colorado, at risk.

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U. of Texas Web Site Offers Marching-Band Basics
Add music, a football field, and 94,000 spectators, and you've got yourself a show.

Anti-Fraternity E-mail Message Was Prankster's, Not Chancellor's
Every account at the university received the hoax message.

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