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U. of California Must Refund $38-Million in Fees to Students, Judge Rules
03-12-2010

The University of California must pay a total of $38-million to thousands of former students who say the university illegally raised their fees after it had promised not to do so, a judge ruled on Wednesday.

The judge, John E. Munter of the Superior Court of San Francisco, ruled that the university had breached an implied contract when it raised fees for about 2,900 professional-school students who...

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Minnesota Regents Outline Policy to Toughen Rules on Financial Conflicts of Interest
03-12-2010

The Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota voted unanimously on Friday to approve a new policy that toughens the system's standards governing financial conflicts of interest in scientific research.

The regents acted after high-profile cases raised concerns about such conflicts. One such case was that of David W. Polly Jr., the university's chief of spinal surgery, who lobbied Congress in 2006 for $460,000 to study military combat injuries without revealing that he was paid...

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Pell Grant Increase Could Be Cut as Talks Intensify on Student-Aid Bill
03-12-2010

Updated: 6:37 p.m., U.S. Eastern time

Congressional Democrats are making plans to trim a proposed increase in Pell Grants, and to cut out other anticipated education-spending programs, in a rush to craft a final version of their long-awaited student-loan legislation.

Democrats at work on the compromise bill, which faces a series of votes over the next two weeks in the House of Representatives...

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EDUCATION WEEK
Administration Unveils ESEA Renewal Blueprint
The plan aims to address complaints that the law’s current version—NCLB—is inflexible and sets the bar too low on academic achievement.
 
Texas Ed Board Adopts Social Studies Standards
 
Book Trains Critical Eye on AP Program's Impact
New research probes a broad range of questions about Advanced Placement courses and tests, as expectations for them continue to climb.




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Why subsidize wealthy college kids?
I mentor a student who is a senior in a low-performing high school. About 50 percent of the students at his school drop out, while less than 25 percent go to college. His parents didn't graduate from high school, and his father earns about $14,000 a year. His grade point average is good enough to qualify him for admission at a few University of California schools.
 
Why we protest education cuts
Today, in California and other states across the nation, students, teachers, faculty and workers have been protesting, striking, walking out of classes and staging sit-ins and teach-ins. They are protesting budget cuts, tuition hikes, compensation reductions, layoffs and privatizations affecting public K-12 schools and universities.
 
CNN Fact Check: How do California's hikes in college costs stack up?
Students and college professors in California and around the country protested Thursday over the drastic cuts imposed on cash-strapped state colleges and universities.




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The New Poor: For-Profit Schools Cashing In on Recession and Federal Aid
Long accused of overpromising and underdelivering, commercial trade schools are under fire because they are attracting more students and more Pell grants.
 
Obama Proposes Overhaul in Education Law
The Obama administration called for changes to the Bush administration’s No Child Left Behind law, proposing to eliminate provisions that have encouraged teaching to tests and labeled one in three schools as failing.
 
Why Would N.C.A.A. Expand Tournament? It’s About the Money
With a larger television contract a strong possibility, the idea of increasing the number of teams to 96 in the tournament has gained momentum.
 
 

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