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Table: Highlights of Obama's Fiscal 2013 Budget for Higher Education and Science
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College Groups React With Praise and Caution
Obama seeks increases for job training and student aid, but offers few details about plans to link some aid to college costs.
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Obama Budget Plan Includes New Call to Limit Charitable Deduction
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Bar Association Seeks More Accommodation of Disabled Students on LSAT
The association says that people with disabilities are underrepresented in law schools and suggests that difficulties in taking the test are partly responsible.
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Obama Seeks 1.5% Increase for Basic Research
The president has placed heaviest emphasis on driving technologies calculated to produce economic benefits.
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National Science Foundation Steps Up Its Push for Interdisciplinary Research
An agency official is visiting colleges to emphasize the NSF leadership's belief in the value of applying discoveries and approaches as widely as possible.
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No Immediate Discipline Is Planned at Dickinson State U.
However, one high-ranking administrator stepped down after the release of an audit showing hundreds of foreign students were given degrees they didn't earn.
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After a Death, a Question: Are Students Hard-Wired for Hazing?
A drum major's death last fall brought another round of hand-wringing and committee reports, but some researchers say these deadly rituals are nearly impossible to root out.
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Colleges and Developers Find Common Ground to Build Student Housing
Businesses exploit a lucrative market, and institutions discover the advantages of using private companies to get the job done.
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Fault Lines Form as Finances Strain U. of California System
Looking for fiscal autonomy, leaders of several institutions, including San Francisco, with its vaunted medical school, have proposed independence.
- The NCAA Wades Into a War of Words
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Firing of Workers Who Failed to Provide Documents Divides Pomona College
- Obama Offers New Policy on Contraceptive Insurance at Religious Colleges
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Draft Rules Would Ease Student-Loan Burdens for Some
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Universities Must Adjust to Loss of Public Support, Authors Tell Business Deans
Administration Data
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Presidents Defend Their Pay as Public Colleges Slash Budgets
Some leaders draw hefty compensation while their states suffer from huge shortfalls.
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Searchable Database: Compensation of Private-Institution Chief Executives
- Interactive Tool: Tuition Over Time, 1999-2010



