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Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
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PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
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New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
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New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
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Former US President Bill Clinton's Daughter Chelsea Steps Into the Spotlight
Chelsea Clinton's star is rising. Photographed, interviewed and increasingly prominent in her family's charitable empire, there is no more ardent cheerleader for her mother's bid for the presidency.
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Want to Quit Smoking? Turn to Texting
Interactive and persuasive text messages received on your phone can motivate you to kick the butt, says a new study which found that more than 11 percent of smokers who used a text-messaging programme to help them quit did so.
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Google Gets Take-Down Requests After European Court Ruling - Source
Google Inc is already getting requests to remove objectionable personal information from its search engine after Europe's top court ruled that subjects have the "right to be forgotten," a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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Trump Targets George Washington University Over Civil Rights Violations
The Department of Justice said George Washington University violated federal civil rights law during pro-Palestinian student protests last year, making it the latest target in the Trump administration's campaign to exert power over US colleges.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
-
PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
-
New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
-
New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
-
Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
-
Former US President Bill Clinton's Daughter Chelsea Steps Into the Spotlight
Chelsea Clinton's star is rising. Photographed, interviewed and increasingly prominent in her family's charitable empire, there is no more ardent cheerleader for her mother's bid for the presidency.
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Want to Quit Smoking? Turn to Texting
Interactive and persuasive text messages received on your phone can motivate you to kick the butt, says a new study which found that more than 11 percent of smokers who used a text-messaging programme to help them quit did so.
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Google Gets Take-Down Requests After European Court Ruling - Source
Google Inc is already getting requests to remove objectionable personal information from its search engine after Europe's top court ruled that subjects have the "right to be forgotten," a source familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
