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Who Is Running Stanford?
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The secret joke at the heart of the Harvard affirmative-action case
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Professor Says He Was Barred from Campus After Monsanto FOIA Inquiry
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Sham investigations silence professors at Central Florida and Princeton
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Stanford prof calls cops on Berkeley prof who exposed her $5K/hr consulting fee
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Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apartment
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Prosecutor won't charge reporter who uncovered database flaw
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University of Florida reverses course, allows professors to testify
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University of Florida bars professors from testifying in a voting rights case
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Tracking “Dark Ships” with New Satellite Technology
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The NCAA Erased My Career
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Medical Student banished from UVA campus for questioning Microaggressions
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Open Letter from Laura Poitras
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“I took FSFE to court. This is my story”
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Public Apology to Jeremy Howard
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Twitter, Responsibility, and Accountability
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UC Berkeley inappropriately admitted students as favors to donors
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Ordeal by Title IX
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MSU Vice President of research & innovation Steve Hsu has been forced to resign
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Jeffrey Epstein and MIT: FAQs
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Tufts Ph.D. ‘Punished’ for Reporting Adviser’s Fabricated Research: Lawsuit
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Duke University research fraud settlement: $112M payment to U.S. government
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Tufts student claims innocence after being expelled for grade hacking
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Proceedings Start Against ‘Sokal Squared’ Hoax Professor
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Microsoft Intern’s Rape Claim Highlights Struggle to Combat Sex Discrimination
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Governments turn tables by suing public records requesters
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High school journalists investigated a new principal’s credentials
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Uganda is shutting down schools funded by Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates
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Jury finds Rolling Stone responsible for defamation with gang rape story
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UC Davis spent thousands to scrub pepper spray references from Internet
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Political Correctness Devours yet Another College, Fighting Over Mini-Sombreros
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How a Legal Journalist Got Fired for a Non-Compete
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Delays have hampered the ability of journalists to use FOIA as a tool
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My Title IX Inquisition
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“Cheating teachers go to jail. Cheating Wall Streeters don’t. What’s up?”
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Caltech professor claims Israeli spy infiltrated JPL
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U.N.C. Investigation Reveals ‘Shadow Curriculum’ to Help Athletes
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The Law-School Scam
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The Guardian and Washington Post win the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
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Death threats and denial for woman who showed college athletes struggle to read
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FOIA Machine by The Center for Investigative Reporting
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Batavia school board disciplines teacher after Fifth Amendment survey flap
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Teacher under fire for informing kids of their Fifth Amendment rights
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Petition to drop charges against Kiera Wilmot
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NYU Prof Vows Never to Probe Cheating Again—and Faces a Backlash
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The Shadow Scholar
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Math prof challenges granting of PhD to unqualified student in court
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The man who writes your students' papers tells his story
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I Vote on Plagiarism Cases at Harvard College. Gay's Getting Off Easy
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Whistleblower Aid
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What Happens When a Fifteen Year Old Pumps and Dumps with a Net Profit of $800k? (2002)
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