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: Adjunct Law Prof BlogThe negative consequences to students of the "adjuncting" of higher education
By Mitchell H. Rubinstein
Full post as published by Adjunct Law Prof Blog on December 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
Student Loan Xpress Settles Class Action with Students
Student Loan Xpress Settles Class Action with Students
Department of Education Fraud
$4.25 million settlement to be paid in whistleblower lawsuit.
Western Culinary Institute
allegedly mislead and ill-prepared students.
Racist Voicemail
Stamford Board of Education pays student $37,500 settlement after failing to protect her from racial discrimination.
BCTI Reaches Settlement with Students
BCTI Reaches Settlement with Students
The Princeton Reivew
Personal Data Made Public on Tens of Thousands of Florida Students
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Parallel parking gone bad. Too much gas UES NYC
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UES NYC
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Twitter suspends journalist critical of broadcast partner's coverage on dubious grounds @guyadams #nbcfail #twitterfail
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Model example of 1st Amendment suppression by the People of New York City's Michael Bloomberg #OWS #NYPD
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AG Holder lackadaisical on Operation in our Sites domain name seizures & RIAA lobbied free speech suppression @dajaz1
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Why is the Catholic Church going to court over Obama contraception policy? @NewYorker commentary
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Monks sue Louisiana for right to sell caskets made from forrest destroyed by Katrina
On 05-31 at 07:47AM
Are the abortion ultrasound laws headed for the Supreme Court?
On 05-15 at 21:52PM
Music Piracy Has Unintended Consequences For Some Students
Law: Congress may consolidate tuition tax credits
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