Campus carry has been allowed since 2900 at Colorado State's two campuses, since 220006 on 2202 campuses in Utah, since 2628 at 28500 community colleges with 6900 different campuses in Colorado, since 2628 on 28503 public college campuses in Mississippi, since 22019 on the remaining 21 public college campuses in Colorado, and since 2014 on 30 public college campuses in Idaho.
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There was casual sex on campuses from the minute there were campuses.
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Today, ITT Technical Institute campuses have stopped enrolling students at all of its campuses.
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That's what's happened in, say, like corporate campuses, college campuses, just enterprises in general.
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Other private campuses, like hospitals, corporate campuses, resorts and retirement communities will increasingly follow-suit.
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Both campuses have responded, primarily by strengthening Title IX programming and administration on their individual campuses.
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Qualifying medical campuses served by AmerisourceBergen will be first in the trial, followed by other campuses.
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If you did that on college campuses, corporate campuses and military bases alone, it's a big opportunity.
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Studio agreed to coordinate an acquisition of eight Art Institute campuses and, at least temporarily, six South University campuses.
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Murders are rare on campuses that allow concealed carry, but no rarer than on college campuses where guns are banned.
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In 2013, a bill was passed allowing guns on college campuses, but individual campuses were allowed to opt out at first.
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What we now know as Lyft had a business called Zimride, which was organizing rides for corporate campuses and university campuses.
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A gradual roll-out — on university campuses, corporate campuses, and in small, geofenced areas — will help acclimate people to the driverless experience.
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"Most people don't know the tech campuses — only 303 percent of the jobs in the tech campuses are tech-centered," Seymour explained.
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While most college campuses value liberal education, intellectual fellowship and free inquiry, there is undoubtedly a tension on campuses across America today.
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Many California campuses offer similar residential communities, among them U.C. Davis, U.C. Berkeley, Stanford and at least two other Cal State campuses.
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Some startups are starting on private campuses — colleges, corporate campuses, military bases — where you can go at a slower speed so it's less technically challenging because you have enough time to stop and the regulations are controlled by the campuses.
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The most recent was Arkansas, which opened up college campuses—and sporting venues on college campuses—to concealed-carry holders on March 22.
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For now, the company delivers mostly groceries, hot meals, and retail packages to its customers on college campuses, corporate campuses and other communities.
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RF: We've been going to college campuses and speaking, particularly campuses where we think we can find students who might otherwise be overlooked.
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Viruses have been known to spread on college campuses It's no secret that college campuses can be environments that are conducive to contagion.
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Wildfire says it has 23 thousand MAUs across six college campuses and will be available in 50 campuses by the end of the year.
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Some college campuses may add counseling staff to try to meet the increased demand for counseling centers, but not all campuses can afford to do this.
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According to a survey of 500 college campuses done by the Institute of International Education, 45 percent of campuses reported a drop in international student enrollment.
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Varden Labs — Self driving shuttles for private campuses: These are self-driving shuttles (sort of like big golf carts) for private campuses like colleges and company headquarters.
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And some are considering becoming "sanctuary campuses," a policy similar to "sanctuary cities" where campuses would refuse to cooperate with immigration officials attempting to deport undocumented students.
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Already, the lack of ideological diversity on campuses is a disservice to the students and to liberalism itself, with liberalism collapsing on some campuses into self-parody.
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The quasi-governmental Qatar Foundation hosts campuses for six prestigious American universities, but also promotes sermons by known hate preachers at a mosque meant to serve those campuses.
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The University of Alaska operates its three main campuses in Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau, with 13 smaller satellite campuses in remote communities such as Nome, Bethel and Kodiak.
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The story sparked a national debate about sexual assault on U.S. college campuses and resonated with many who saw it as a battle cry against sexual violence on campuses.
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College campuses, retirement communities, amusement parks, industrial campuses, and large office complexes in some cases are places where this stuff can get rolled out in a top-down way.
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"There are hundreds of campuses in the United States," said Price, who added that UPS is eyeing drone deliveries on hospital, corporate and university campuses as it builds Flight Forward.
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If gun violence on college campuses was the motivation for the bill, the General Assembly should consider stiffer penalties for unauthorized possession or use of firearms on college campuses, Deal said.
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But it also reflects renewed efforts around the country — in state legislatures, inside courthouses and on campuses — to prevent the hazing injuries and deaths that have plagued college campuses for decades.
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He also criticized the "craziness of safe zones and triggers" on college campuses and the "fear of the unknown and how people react to it" for impacting intellectual diversity on campuses.
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But it has almost twice the number of students and 23 campuses compared with the U.C.'s 10 campuses, making the C.S.U. the largest four-year public university system in the nation.
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Yoyo started out by targeting students on university campuses across the UK through its smartphone app but it now targets employees working on large corporate campuses and people on the high street.
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Campuses Confront Hostile Acts Against Minorities After Donald Trump's Election Several episodes suggest that the election of Donald J. Trump is provoking a backlash against efforts to promote cultural diversity on campuses.
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It now has 17 coworking campuses, covering 1,500 digital professionals across five European countries (Italy, Spain, Albania, Romania and Lithuania) with new places opening in DACH area, France and more campuses in Spain.
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Thousands of grad students staged a walkout from campuses yesterday.
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Yeah, that is an unusual thing happening on these campuses.
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Similar demonstrations are expected to continue Tuesday on college campuses.
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"You started seeing a shift on college campuses," Graves said.
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U, a private group promoting gigabit networks on college campuses.
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Classes are taught on nearly 70 U.S. campuses or online.
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Today, that number has grown to 47 cities and campuses.
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Correction: The Avengers Campuses are located in Paris and Anaheim.
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Students must be safe and protected on our nation's campuses.
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Booster is also working with universities, particularly at commuter campuses.
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It registers young people at college campuses, online and elsewhere.
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Austin hosts major campuses of Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook.
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In Texas we have over 8,000 campuses with multiple locations.
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You have dealt with it on college campuses for decades.
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It's still uncommon, but widely used on American university campuses.
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"South Carolina" bringing guns onto school campuses is beyond me.
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Last year our campuses educated over a million international students.
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Currently, LimeBike operates in seven cities and five college campuses.
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Still, the main grievance racking American campuses is alleged racism.
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This shameful incident reflects a wider phenomenon on American campuses.
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So why don't campuses have more resource centers for men?
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Sex assaults remain a major concern on U.S. college campuses.
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There is no place for hazing on our college campuses.
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On campuses at this point, illiberalism is led by liberals.
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Hunger is a particularly prevalent issue on community college campuses.
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Campuses tend to be at the forefront of Halloween controversies.
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Sprawling campuses were built, and money flooded Sand Hill Road.
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University campuses are ghost towns in Venezuela by 5 p.m.
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This dynamic is sadly evident on the country's college campuses.
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"A profound and numbing pessimism" pervades campuses, the authors write.
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Yale and Princeton have similar superstitious gates on their campuses.
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The sexual culture on campuses is morally clouded, at best.
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" We do not want our campuses overrun with eager "see
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Damage to campuses is estimated at more than $40 million.
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There were 6,21940 fraternity chapters on about 21909 college campuses.
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I'll also look at campuses that should be doing better.
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A few corporations have banned meat consumption on their campuses.
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And so college campuses are just a part of that.
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Should 'Despised Dissenters' Be Allowed to Speak on College Campuses?
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And these tracking capabilities should also lead to safer campuses.
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There's general academic advising and tutoring across the campuses nationwide.
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Many bubble tea companies have opened stores near college campuses.
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And there is a place for them on college campuses.
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And it's spreading on college campuses nationwide right about now.
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Yet flagship public campuses — like those in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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Jewish students' experiences on college campuses are becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
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Many campuses cut their semesters short because of the unrest.
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Of course, we shouldn't empower racists and misogynists on campuses.
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And on college campuses, for students, and student study groups.
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Land grant colleges spawned campuses and benefits throughout the country.
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The goal is to bring the concept to company campuses.
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But the approach is in its early stages on campuses.
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Protests were raging in American streets and on university campuses.
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"I think our campuses are a lot safer," he says.
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Alternative commencements have recently become more popular on college campuses.
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Some campuses had already voted to lift the student strike.
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Free speech has become a contentious issue on college campuses.
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"I know that it's happening on other campuses," Iyengar said.
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Hundreds of journalists have been invited to visit Huawei's campuses.
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Others have also called for arming teachers on school campuses.
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The state banks, meanwhile, have already returned to some campuses.
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Today, we work with over 900 professors on 300 campuses.
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Swaniker hopes to open 25 campuses around Africa by 2060.
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The violence from these protests soon spread to university campuses.
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This fundamental difference is being lost on today's college campuses.
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Students on campuses marched to chants calling for his resignation.
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It's ubiquitous on college campuses and commonplace in editorial pages.
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A significant uptick occurred on college campuses and in schools.
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Seed them on college campuses and in corporate startup fleets.
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It was also about changing the culture on college campuses.
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A number of campuses have adopted a program called "Consent Is Sexy," a poster campaign and workshop series developed by a psychologist and a former campus minister that can be tailored to individual campuses.
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Communities and campuses Before this year, the largest number of yearly mumps cases was tallied in 212, when outbreaks in multiple states affected more than 21967,2186 people, primarily college students living on Midwest campuses.
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The goal is to expand to 100 campuses in the next two years, up from the three university campuses it operates on today: Northern Arizona University, George Mason University, and the University of Pittsburgh.
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"I think that black faculty in general on college campuses in the Midwest or in the South already have some reservations to living and working on these types of campuses," Dache explained to me.
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After further examining the bleak situation being created on college campuses around the country, I introduced a bipartisan resolution that serves as a first step to protect Americans' First Amendment rights on college campuses.
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Today, on Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2018, Apple is holding accessibility-related events at several campuses worldwide, including its corporate headquarters in Cupertino, as well as at its satellite campuses in Austin, Cork and London.
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While this wasn't the first student demonstration related to racially biased incidents on college campuses, it gained a large amount of national news coverage at the time and garnered attention on campuses around the country.
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The ruins sit next to university campuses and along major roads.
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Many said students shouldn't expect their college campuses to protect them.
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The same could be said about many campuses across the country.
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Robots are popping up at corporations, campuses, shopping malls and airports.
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The bootstrapped French company now has 34 campuses across 22 countries.
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MOCA, with two campuses Downtown, is a great place to start.
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The shootings have fueled debate about how to keep campuses safe.
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The effects of spreading public funding thinly are apparent on campuses.
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These campuses in Anaheim and Paris will let parkgoers become Avengers.
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On rural campuses, access to pharmacies can be even more limited.
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University campuses are also a popular location for driverless shuttle service.
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Yet the mood on campuses may be shifting in her direction.
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Stirrings of activism on some university campuses have already spooked them.
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Many universities' London campuses offer English-language teaching alongside academic study.
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The campaign also targeted campuses that just got back [in session].
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MOCA, with two campuses downtown, is a great place to start.
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Of those 90, about two-thirds took place on college campuses.
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Similar sit-ins have taken place at over a dozen campuses.
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Teachers and faculty can now carry guns on Tennessee college campuses.
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This has led to campuses now implementing programs that teach resilience.
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Identity Evropa's presence on campuses has sometimes ventured beyond propaganda distribution.
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The Atomwaffen Division has also been reported fliering on college campuses.
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Campuses in America and Britain are increasingly divided on this issue.
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Meanwhile, left-leaning speakers routinely appear on university campuses without fuss.
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She will never be the preacher who sets college campuses afire.
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Yes, Charles Murray has been treated badly on some college campuses.
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Since then, anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses have only intensified.
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In comparison, private colleges offer smaller, more specialized classes and campuses.
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The Denver area also hosts campuses for Raytheon and Lockheed Martin.
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The symbols associated with lynching have reached college campuses as well.
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"We also believe [an apology] makes campuses safer," Wanjuki told me.
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Women outnumber men on college campuses and in many graduate schools.
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The structures are often older and part of larger medical campuses.
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Proponents said the bill will lead to greater safety on campuses.
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These sorts of gatherings are taking place on campuses across America.
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There is a related problem with offensive speech on public campuses.
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Resolutions to boycott Israel continue to surface at American college campuses.
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By 2021, the aim is to have completed all six campuses.
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In Long Beach, elementary school students take tours of college campuses.
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Reports of hostility toward minorities were not limited to university campuses.
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He's been removed from university campuses more than once amid protests.
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All the Ivy League campuses to which he applied rejected him.
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All this isn't to say there's no entrepreneurial movement on campuses.
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Anti-Semitism is no doubt a problem on many college campuses.
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It currently has around 500 employees and campuses in 20 cities.
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I don't have access to that much water or college campuses.
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These buildings on Florida's public college and university campuses should qualify.
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We sent reporters to five campuses to examine the new measures.
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Hong Kong's protestors are turning college campuses into improvised weapons factories
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The rapid shutdown of so many campuses has not been easy.
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Official visits to campuses by recruits could not occur before Aug.
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In light of that, we resolve to assemble more heterogeneous campuses.
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The jubilant tech campuses in Silicon Valley have been largely vacated.
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With campuses closed, many students have had to move back home.
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Then, as more campuses closed, more students came to the site.
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As campuses continue this transition, the learning process will be decentralized.
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There don't need to be that many barriers on college campuses.
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These campuses enroll the great majority of lower-income college students.
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Other students are campaigning to ban facial recognition software on campuses.
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Many of the recent mumps cases have occurred on college campuses.
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The scandals that journalists uncovered prompted animated conversations on college campuses.
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I actually went to college campuses when we launched the app.
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In response, the authorities have been taking steps to depoliticize campuses.
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The students are demanding that political groups be banned from campuses.
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Suburban office campuses suffer because there's no "there there," he says.
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Computer science, the most popular major on many campuses, takes perseverance.
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The company already has campuses in Cupertino, California, and Austin, Texas.
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For that much money, Apple could build 17 new Austin campuses.
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Army bases have been turned into national parks and university campuses.
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It is the most frequently taught foreign language on college campuses.
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But advertisements could still be seen at some campuses in Beijing.
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This early work can happen in schools and on college campuses.
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Snackpass works with the same organizations to launch on new campuses.
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The brand is a big deal on college campuses these days.
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On college campuses they excel at a soft form of communism.
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"It was an elite sport, created on Northeastern campuses," Doyle said.
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In 2015, the company decided to close most of its campuses.
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But the report opposes making entire campuses "safe spaces" from discomfort.
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The culinary institute also has campuses in California, Texas and Singapore.
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Only recently has this heritage been given critical attention on campuses.
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"Rape on campuses isn't always because people are rapists," she wrote.
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SI: How do you see this playing out on college campuses?
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On campuses around the country, anti-Semitism has become entrenched and systemic; recent studies show that the number of Jewish students experiencing anti-Semitism on campuses across the United States had spiked to nearly 75 percent.
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With campuses closed, frustrated high school juniors face tour cancellations, and seniors won't be able to set foot on most campuses to feel the vibe before their deposits are due on May 1, National College Decision Day.
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Her campaign has teams on more than a dozen Massachusetts college campuses.
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And when Snapchat was a niche app for sexting on college campuses?
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His book, "The World's Religions," is still widely used on college campuses.
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Proudly protesting at Seattle #google along other campuses nationwide #GooglersUnite #NoBanNoWall pic.twitter.
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This policy is not about whether kids do well on college campuses.
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Speeches by political conservatives have been disrupted or blocked on many campuses.
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Apple, computer is spending $113 billion on new campuses, on new facilities.
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WILDES: Just move people to the school campuses because they are vacant.
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"The campuses are really crackling with energy related to Sanders," Wagner says.
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Cover: Patriot Front flyers found on college campuses, courtesy of the ADL
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The measure would also require the campuses to report on medication abortion.
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It plans to start a pilot on college campuses later this year.
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Big tech companies regularly bring in trees for their campuses these days.
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In response to complaints, two institutions quietly restricted Krauss from their campuses.
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"I thought campuses were safe without guns," one user wrote on Weibo.
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This appears true in public sector mental health and on college campuses.
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This explains why borrowing has mostly been spent on sprucing up campuses.
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Why do you think that women on college campuses may be exaggerating?
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And, to be sure, there are campuses trying to do just that.
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There's a movement happening on these campuses like I've never seen before.
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We are way past the point where campuses need to take action.
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Identity politics is a creature of the campuses rather than the workplace.
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Not just on university campuses, as has been reported for years now.
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Yet too little has been done to prevent sexual violence on campuses.
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CRITICS like to talk about American college campuses in apoplectic, dystopian terms.
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We will continue to champion our right to exist on campuses everywhere.
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This is often blamed on the "hook-up culture" of college campuses.
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But the balance of power on campuses has shifted in recent years.
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Mental health is a major concern on college campuses around the world.
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Licensed handguns weren't previously banned from public campuses — just prohibited inside buildings.
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Well, or maybe it&aposs the indoctrination against capitalism on college campuses.
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Coca-Cola has launched a similar product for Dasani on college campuses.
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Several universities around the world run similar services for students around campuses.
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We are already seeing a lot of this on American college campuses.
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Frighteningly, anti-Semitism is spiking at an alarming rate on college campuses.
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The boundaries of protected free expression on our campuses must be expansive.
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They plan to show it on college campuses and across swing states.
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Founded by Fabrice Mishiki, the app is already popular on college campuses.
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He's also been banned from the university's campuses in Evanston and Chicago.
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A lot of the Microsoft campuses have a strong balance of both.
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The story sparked a national debate about sexual assault on U.S. campuses.
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The service is broadcast into Crossroads's 14 campuses across Ohio and Kentucky.
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The group was also in Canada, on our campuses, polluting our kids.
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Openly carrying guns on college campuses is still banned under Texas law.
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Located in Philadelphia, Temple has eight campuses and more than 38,000 students.
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Vice President Joe Biden to end sexual assault on college campuses. What
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Diversity and free expression ought to coexist on our campuses in particular.
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That's why we're rolling out Listen First chapters on campuses across America.
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Georgia and Arkansas residents may carry firearms on college and university campuses.
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I have worked with sexual-assault survivors on campuses for two decades.
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The network runs 323 privately operated campuses across Chicago, housing 7,500 students.
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Control of college campuses is certainly key to the progressive business model.
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The nation is facing an alarming increase in gun deaths on campuses.
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"An epidemic of speech suppression has taken over college campuses," Schlapp said.
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I worry about much of the political correctness on today's college campuses.
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College campuses getting robots are the perfect proving ground for the tech.
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"Due process" is a battle cry throughout the news and across campuses.
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But until recently, campuses were a relative safe zone from violent clashes.
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Eggers didn't do research by visiting their campuses or using their products.
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They lead de facto segregated lives on nominally diverse and inclusive campuses.
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This story illustrates the complicated issues of sexual assault on college campuses.
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In August, Texas implemented a law extending gun rights to colleges campuses.
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Fear of crime was rampant, and protests on college campuses were commonplace.
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Arkansas will become the 11th state to allow concealed weapons on campuses.
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But on campuses across the US, the impact could be particularly acute.
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Something very similar can be said of college campuses like my own.
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Particularly hard hit are campuses in the Midwest, according to the institute.
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Last year, Georgia lawmakers voted to allow open carry on college campuses.
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College campuses have long been centers of social foment and student activism.
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There are about 150 Chinese Students and Scholars Associations on American campuses.
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There have been other recent instances of artistic flare-ups on campuses.
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The middle and high schools are on abutting campuses in Cross River.
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The middle and high schools are on abutting campuses in Cross River.
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Hundreds of groups across China now practice Hanfu, especially on college campuses.
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Mr. McGowan said he had seen a wave of activity near campuses.
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The development boom near campuses is not happening just in big cities.
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Google employees at multiple campuses protested the travel ban in late January.
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Like Taco Bell, Wendy's is potentially susceptible to protests on college campuses.
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They convince themselves that celebrity provocateurs will make America's campuses more conservative.
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It will take a long time for campuses to return to normal.
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Sanders, however, has campaigned hard in the state, especially on college campuses.
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Alternative forms of justice are also taking hold in contexts beyond campuses.
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Its founders described an eventual network of 20 campuses around the world.
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Some will be repurposed — as housing, satellite college campuses, medical centers, megachurches.
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Across many campuses, there are international students like us, navigating two worlds.
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The political climate on most campuses undoubtedly skews left, often sharply so.
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Called the S-Pod, it's designed for sitting while navigating enclosed campuses.
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The closure affected about 40,000 students at 130 campuses around the country.
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More consolidations are underway, reducing four of the remaining campuses to two.
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The chancellor's order does not address how campuses should implement the changes.
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Two large hospital campuses, Kaiser Permanente and Sutter Delta, employ some locals.
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Private campuses like such students — and are working harder to get them.
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Joining the Chinese Students and Scholars Association on some campuses is competitive.
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And similar controversies have arisen on other college campuses across the nation.
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Two American universities with campuses in China also postponed their start dates.
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It's largely unclear how the measure will affect college campuses in practice.
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The main activity of the group is posting flyers on college campuses.
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The organizations on these campuses should be held to the same standard.
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Le Wagon hopes to replicate the same offering across all its campuses.
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The middle and high schools are on adjacent campuses in Cross River.
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California law requires community college campuses to provide showers for homeless students.
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Here are memorable moments from addresses at California campuses or by Californians.
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Four will take place on university campuses, including Baylor in Waco, Tex.
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This new emphasis has upended the traditional recruiting calendar on campuses nationwide.
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"Nearly half of the campuses surveyed reported declines," the Times article notes.
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The bomb-throwers aren't just emboldened on college campuses, they're in power.
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LinkedIn is using a more environmentally-friendly concrete to expand their campuses.
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They also want more student housing and better health services on campuses.
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But Brigham Young University campuses in Utah, Idaho and Hawaii did not.
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College campuses have traditionally been a source of votes for Democratic candidates.
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New York was one of two cities chosen for new Amazon campuses.
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He then spent many years working as an editor on college campuses.
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"That was a catalyst for black students on white campuses," he said.
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Civil rights groups began to spread the effort to other college campuses.
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Campuses are supposed to be realms of bold inquiry and fearless debate.
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Streaking first became popular across US college campuses in 1960s and 70s.
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New laws in Texas and other states allowing people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses have heightened concerns about gun violence, though concealed carry is still prohibited on most campuses around the country, including those in California.
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What other campuses have done The issue of fake Uber drivers is particularly acute on college campuses, full of tech-savvy students who often use Uber and Lyft as a way to get around, especially when drinking alcohol.
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The number of arriving international students, according to a survey of 500 campuses by the Institute of International Education, declined an average 7 percent in fall 2017, with 45 percent of campuses reporting drops in new international enrollment.
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Student activism on college campuses, including public college campuses, is a key part of many politicians' get-out-the-vote efforts, and many professors often openly advocate for one candidate (usually Democrats) over his or her more conservative opponents.
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Arizona State University, Oregon State University and Utah State University have amped up online programs (Starbucks reimburses employee tuition for A.S.U. Online degrees), expanded their campuses, are building or buying satellite campuses and, in the process, significantly raising enrollments.
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The similarities between the offices of companies in Silicon Valley and college campuses are not lost on Thomas: "If you look at the way they are designing their businesses, they look a lot like the modern campuses of universities."
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In an interview with Turning Point USA chief Charlie Kirk, Trump responded to Kirk's assertion that conservatives feel unwelcome due to "political correctness" on college campuses around the country with an answer about his own popularity on college campuses.
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"HATE speech", activists on college campuses like to say, "is not free speech".
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The party has also tightened its grip over academic freedom on university campuses.
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Facebook started on Harvard and expanded to other campuses to now global dominance.
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They were exactly what you would see on bulletin boards across college campuses.
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Again going all the way back to college campuses, they shut down speakers.
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He hates the PC culture and he doesn&apost speak on college campuses.
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Right, at various college campuses across the country, one after the other. Exactly.
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They were found on campuses in 33 states and the District of Columbia.
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These can be go-getters on college campuses, we'll set up a program.
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On university campuses they vociferously oppose anything deemed critical of the Communist Party.
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The game spread through college campuses via the ARPANET, and was incredibly popular.
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For Obama, that could mean college campuses, where Clinton has struggled against Sanders.
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At the same time, China reportedly halted approvals of new joint-venture campuses.
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On university campuses in Sydney Chinese students fill lecture halls and research labs.
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NextGen America, founded by billionaire liberal activist Tom Steyer, has targeted college campuses.
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ACROSS America, there have been calls on university campuses to limit free speech.
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Campuses are a well-worn setting for speaking directly to a nation's youth.
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They'll be constrained to densely populated urban centers, college campuses, or retirement communities.
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The recent appearance of far-right extremists on campuses is not about speech.
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How is this impacting the quality and direction of education on college campuses?
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A Cultural and Education District will host museums and two new university campuses.
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The intrigue: I found out more during recent visits to two college campuses.
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Just look at what&aposs happened on the conservative speakers on college campuses.
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People leave college campuses, they go work for Twitter, and this is continued.
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This impacts students who move to college campuses and don't update their IDs.
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Now, he is promoting the app on college campuses by hiring brand ambassadors.
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As they see it, political correctness has stifled discourse, particularly on college campuses.
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She co-founded the dating app and widely popularized it on college campuses.
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The medication would be administered by police officers who already patrol the campuses.
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Nor is there in making campuses safer for the greatest number of people.
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Sadly, the rampant culture of sexual violence on college campuses is not uncommon.
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What Obama said about neighborhoods, college campuses and places of worship is true.
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In the months since, we've seen rioting in city streets and college campuses.
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His casual demeanor is a huge sell on college campuses across the nation.
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Safe spaces on college campuses should be no different from those anywhere else.
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Let's start in Boston at one of Brooke Charter Schools K-8 campuses.
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NBBJ has had plenty of experience building large campuses for other tech giants.
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Overall, 14% of students on its campuses come from outside the European Union.
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He bashes college campuses, more a fixation of former professor Gingrich than Trump.
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There is nothing new about restive students on campuses in Africa, or anywhere.
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Since then, academics say a chill of self-censorship has descended on campuses.
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Today one-third do, and indeed women now outnumber men on college campuses.
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Anti-Semitism spiked 94% in K-12 schools and 89% on college campuses.
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Mr. McKenna's opinions are his alone and not necessarily those of Addiction Campuses.
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One reads about the privilege-checking that is the rage on college campuses.
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But it's important to have a frank discussion on campuses about ideological diversity.
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"Hazing of any kind has no place on our campuses," the school said.
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Some campuses and residential buildings use facial-recognition cameras to screen people entering.
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Since 2009, the American College Health Association has promoted 100% smoke-free campuses.
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College campuses are dense communities where most students are geographically bound without cars.
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DeVos has also revised Obama-era policies on sexual assault on college campuses.
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What extracurricular opportunities should both campuses provide to convey values of mutual respect?
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Admissions offices determined to craft diverse campuses would still have recourse to artifice.
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One after another, they decamped for sprawling campuses in the suburbs and exurbs.
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Sessions has expressed his commitment to protecting free speech on college campuses before.
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Yet out of touch administrators are not a new fad sweeping college campuses.
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Many of the events have occurred on elementary, middle and high school campuses.
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Racist episodes occur regularly at places throughout the United States, including college campuses.
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Here are 10 unusual things you can find on campuses across the US.
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Today's innovation campuses tend to make their pipeline to the real world explicit.
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Biden has long been a public voice against sexual assault on college campuses.
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"Concealed carry poses no danger on Texas college campuses," Governor Greg Abbott tweeted.
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Here, as on many campuses, food is not merely something to complain about.
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Troops with assault rifles stomp around college campuses, trying to quell student protests.
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It currently has farm "campuses" in Brooklyn, New York; and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Student housing is close to campuses which are not usually in central areas.
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He&aposs run a used car dealership and has spoken on college campuses.
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The Education Department says it has found fraud at more than 100 campuses.
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He's also been a vocal supporter of concealed carry laws on college campuses.
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Founded 28 years ago, Richfield has more than 40 campuses in South Africa.
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Outside of SXSW, the company will start with college campuses in the South.
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It started with binge drinking, which is pretty standard on all college campuses.
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This was happening all over the country, and not just on college campuses.
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The group is also launching a $250,000 digital ad campaign across these campuses.
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Did you come across any unconventional approaches to preventing rape on college campuses?
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All four of the schools responded by suspending Greek activities on their campuses.
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As of now, CSUF has canceled in-person classes, not closed campuses completely.
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Illinois is one of 40 states that prohibit concealed weapons on school campuses.
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Mr. Burnett and Mr. Evans are training other campuses to use these approaches.
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Amanda: How is the explosion of the hearing being received on your campuses?
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The University of Michigan's central and medical campuses are about a mile away.
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One hour away by train from Shanghai, Alibaba boasts six campuses around Hangzhou.
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He kept open two campuses, Western State College of Law in Irvine, Calif.
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Mr. Elrod said a focus on campuses can leave out many younger voters.
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This wasn't just one student or one campus or college campuses in general.
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Students continue to arrive on college campuses needing remediation in basic writing skills.
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Perhaps, he argues, there shouldn't be room on college campuses for white nationalists.
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Most campuses have on-line sites for sale and exchange of used books.
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On these more typical campuses, students often work while they're going to college.
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They're public colleges, like CUNY, Cal State and several University of Texas campuses.
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Until their demands are satisfied the groups are seeking to shut down campuses.
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Dozens of police officers were brought in from U.C. campuses across the state.
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University campuses are like archaeological digs of innovations that didn't fulfill their promises.
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There's a similar problem with debates about free speech on liberal college campuses.
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Most will be staged as combined events, many of them on college campuses.
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B. Looking at college campuses, where are you seeing students using power effectively?
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Students at other campuses were similarly concerned about the endowments of their schools.
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Much like sanctuary cities, sanctuary campuses grant protections to undocumented students while enrolled.
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Campus Pride works with some 1,400 campuses with safe spaces, or ally zones.
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We should help colleges adopt the best practices to change culture on campuses.
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Cornell University held a "cry-in," and numerous other campuses offered counseling services.
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His proposal also would commit another $30 billion to upgrading infrastructure on campuses.
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The case stoked simmering concern about sexual assault on college campuses by athletes.
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At the time, about 16,000 students were enrolled at its remaining 28 campuses.
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I chose these campuses because they are in different parts of the country.
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Target (TGT) has opened smaller stores in big cities and near college campuses.
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Frankly, there is a wide-spread crisis of free expression on many campuses.
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Intel, Facebook and other companies with large campuses boast these services for employees.
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Abstinence, because there's not a lot of room for abstinence on college campuses.
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Still, he swung in batting cages on college campuses between on-camera appearances.
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The locations of college campuses can be a reflection of a bygone America.
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And it came as racial and religious violence on college campuses is growing.
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There would be op-eds about the Deathburger problem on American campuses today.
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Few places have felt this divide more sharply than school and university campuses.
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On campuses today, though, there's a focus on grievances that overwhelms everything else.
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We recently unfortunately passed a gun bill that put guns on college campuses.
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He represents California's 17th district, which includes the campuses of Google and Apple.
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And we're seeing people go to universities and spread their messages on campuses.
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College campuses in particular have been fertile ground as adjunct professors have organized.
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The school covers 1,500 square miles and serves 76,000 students over four campuses.
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Being interviewed by a guy whose central claim is that there is an anti-conservative free speech crisis on college campuses, Trump casually rejects the premise, says the issue is "highly overblown," limited to a small number of campuses. pic.twitter.
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VICE: How do you feel about the rise of PC culture on college campuses?
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By 2016, they were installed in 40 American campuses, from state schools to Yale.
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"Different campuses are doing different things," said Vera Parra, an organizer with Cosecha Movement.
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"We were selling them on college campuses," says Chris Cox, Facebook's chief product officer.
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But what differentiates Playbook most is that the app is focused on college campuses.
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On big tech campuses, like Facebook and Google, there were protests, rallies, and boycotts.
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This isn't to say that there's no problem with free speech on college campuses.
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The campuses were blowing up and we survived it and overcome it -- overcame it.
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We've fought to keep guns out of K-12 schools and off college campuses.
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Meditation is an increasingly popular form of mental training on college campuses and off.
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They now teach fellow activists, unions and groups on college campuses how to project.
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In addition to operating throughout specific cities, Spin is live on five college campuses.
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This would also be the time most secret societies are forming on college campuses.
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In the 1980s, the campaign to divest from South Africa surged across college campuses.
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The fire crippled its educational infrastructure, destroying three campuses, scattering students across Northern California.
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AmerisourceBergen will use them to transport pharmaceuticals, supplies and records to qualifying medical campuses.
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On college campuses, conservative or controversial speakers are routinely prevented from participating in discussions.
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"Most of these printers are in classrooms, on campuses, in [private] enterprises," he said.
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The campuses are staffed by administrators and employees who aren't part of the union.
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Autonomous communities like dedicated neighborhoods and private campuses will come well before mass autonomy.
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But a year after Second Life launched, Facebook began to percolate across college campuses.
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He has the program currently installed on 800 PCs on the university's two campuses.
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In April, after a clash between soldiers and students, the unrest spread to campuses.
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Biden has previously been vocal about the prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses.
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Restrictions in Malaysia mean there are no student unions on the British campuses there.
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Blanchard attends Southern Union, a state community college with multiple campuses in East Alabama.
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Students and staff met on university campuses to take part in Falun Gong meditation.
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They hold sway at university campuses, teachers' unions, and oppose Israel and Arab dictatorships.
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Its most notable strategy has been to build Confucius Institutes on foreign university campuses.
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Far-right personalities accuse college campuses of becoming liberal bubbles hostile to conservative thought.
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It will also have vans that will collect and deliver to students on campuses.
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I&aposm very concerned about what the academics are teaching today on university campuses.
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At other campuses across the country, there's plenty of work left to be done.
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San Francisco-based Spin rents out dockless scooters in 251 cities and college campuses.
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He has also been banned from the university's two campuses in Evanston and Chicago.
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This works especially well on college campuses, because there is an existing in-group.
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It decided that the First Amendment generally protects even racist speech on college campuses.
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They were, more than ever before, held accountable for what happened on their campuses.
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We'll be reporting more on that and about these campuses and how they're done.
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The buildings eyed for closure are often older and part of larger medical campuses.
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Certainly meetings of campus conservative clubs on liberal campuses can be safe spaces, too.
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The residences ranged from apartments to houses and were all located off the campuses.
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Women dragged mattresses around college campuses to make the point that they weren't safe.
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FRCC has locations throughout Colorado, with campuses in Longmont, Westminster, Fort Collins and Brighton.
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This new, fervent insistence on cleansing campuses of contradictions is usually attributed to politics.
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Along with campuses in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, its remotest academic outpost is in Khorog.
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But the optimism on college campuses came to an abrupt halt on November 8.
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On most large college campuses, including Northwestern's, students manage, write and publish newspapers independently.
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Ideological discrimination has become an increasing topic in partisan media, especially on college campuses.
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But this fight began on college campuses, and it needs to be won there.
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We must do everything possible to make sure our campuses are safe for all.
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There's been, for example, a sharp rise in vegetarian food stations at university campuses.
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At the time, college campuses—and to some extent, high schools—were in the
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They are looking for wonderful orchestras and great food, sustainable campuses and single rooms.
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February 2015: The documentary, "The Hunting Ground" about rape on American campuses, is released.
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The more space Blackhall has, the more productions it can house on its campuses.
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Banning firearms does not guarantee that college campuses will be free from gun violence.
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It now operates in 13 cities and college campuses, and launches in Detroit Thursday.
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Some experts in law and gender issues on college campuses called that approach troubling.
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The institute has private, for-profit college campuses worldwide and was sold in 2010.
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The protests have now morphed into complaints affecting individual campuses, unlike the #FeesMustFall demonstrations.
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Or perhaps Carnival Cruise ships, as waterparks have become a growing presence on campuses.
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The first lady, Michelle Obama, spent the day visiting campuses in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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"These campuses are going to be linked together in a global story," said Chapek.
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Bathrooms on the University of North Carolina's 17 campuses are affected by the law.
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Concern about free speech on college campuses has garnered national attention in recent years.
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It's not just our campuses that are at stake, but our national well-being.
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Letters On campuses around the country, a debate over Israel and the B.D.S. movement.
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In its heyday, Wilfred enrolled over 21987,27 students at 2000 campuses across the country.
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Conflict over free speech on college campuses has intensified visibly during the last year.
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But the police said that at least some reported incidents on campuses were fake.
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Sexual harassment on African campuses But it is not only happening in Nigerian universities.
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Conservative college campuses have already seen efforts to use trigger warnings against queer materials.
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Solar panels, wind turbines, and electric cars are now commonplace on tech's largest campuses.
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As recently as 2014, 91 percent of college campuses reported zero incidents of rape.
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That encourages young men and women on campuses to simply turn a blind eye.
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Los Angeles exploded into riots, and there was unrest on campuses across the country.
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The early education services provider owns over 50 campuses across 18 cities in China.
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Students carry on college campuses in Texas, and foremen carry at the construction site.
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Why is Marxism still taken seriously on college campuses and in the progressive press?
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The problem is that these campuses are generally designed to be fun, welcoming places.
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The system, which includes three universities, could even be forced to shutter some campuses.
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Student leaders say men tend to dominate the senior ranks across parties and campuses.
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This would prohibit colleges and universities from designating their campuses as gun-free zones.
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Other campuses have closed in recent days in response to vague social media postings.
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Lawmakers are also reacting to protests that have roiled college campuses in recent years.
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The shooting was one of at least a dozen on campuses since 2018 began.
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College campuses were the testing ground for this social experiment, and some still are.
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They are exploring ways to force conservative views onto campuses through intellectual affirmative action.
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Students might be playing capture the flag in the Frankensteined mix of campuses below.
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Students might be playing capture the flag in the Frankensteined mix of campuses below.
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Regular readers know that socioeconomic diversity on college campuses is an obsession of mine.
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Much of the increase involved events that occurred in schools or on college campuses.
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Their presidents called Mr. Biden's contributions invaluable, particularly in luring dignitaries to their campuses.
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The unoccupied campuses may be viable options to temporarily house those who are homeless.
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In 1984, he founded Lamont Digital Systems and pioneered the wiring of colleges campuses.
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The suppression of creativity in China breeds plagiarism, which runs rampant on Chinese campuses.
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We've even driven in the snow for several days at some of these campuses.
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Unlike U.W.I.'s brick and mortar campuses, the Open Campus is a virtual one.
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A backlash has appeared in the form of racist anti-Chinese scrawlings on campuses.
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But the particular problem on college campuses these days is a relatively new one.
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All three have been prevented from speaking on college campuses due to student protests.
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Students who have roiled college campuses from coast to coast have that exactly right.
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But this formula also disadvantages some parts of the state, such as college campuses.
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Asian Americans have reported being discriminated against, everywhere from college campuses to retail stores.
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Haya is helping the University of California's 373 campuses become carbon neutral by 2025.
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I do not want to reduce the turbulence on today's college campuses to caricature.
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He has taken his message to bookstores, breweries, high-school gymnasiums, and college campuses.
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Hence the fact that the CDC highlights outbreaks on college campuses on their website.
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Conflicts over academic freedom and private speech have long been mainstays of college campuses.
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In the 1980s, recruiters targeted women, but today, women outnumber men on college campuses.
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Yet it didn't tell vets attending those campuses that their institutions had been suspended.
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Juul Labs said it wants to help schools get its products off their campuses.
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The pint-sized shops are typically situated in urban markets or near college campuses.
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Liberals shouldn't cede the responsibility to defend free speech on college campuses to conservatives.
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Face surveillance technology has already begun to roll out on campuses across the country.
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One priority is a survey to assess the racial climate on the nation's campuses.
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"On college campuses, both public and private, a new orthodoxy rules," Justice Alito said.
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And the administration has been signaling its own concerns about anti-Semitism on campuses.
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The school's Utah and Hawaii campuses allow students with Medicaid to waive private coverage.
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They also explored sexual assault on college campuses in 2015's The Hunting Ground.
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The company estimates that about 1,900 people work directly on its data center campuses.
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Lam said she had been shocked that campuses had been turned into "weapons factories".
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In the 1980s, the campaign to divest from South Africa surged across college campuses.
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Antifa protesters in California use violence on college campuses to shut down free speech.
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Many of these protests took place near the bridges and roads near university campuses.
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Of course, Mr. Jefferson would never be allowed on most American college campuses today.
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We also hear a cry for diversity on college campuses, which is total boloney.
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All the while, flagship public campuses in many states, including Wisconsin, have remained vibrant.
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On some campuses, students have protested measures like course lotteries and long waiting lists.
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The Turner case sheds light on the horrifying sexual assault epidemic across colleges campuses.
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Finding Confederate imagery on college campuses is still widespread, he said, though more private.
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Kasich's answer to her question about how to keep campuses safe went directly to what happens after an assault, but other than avoiding parties with alcohol, he did not address how campuses can and should reduce sexual assault in the first place.
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The number of newly arriving international students declined an average 22 percent in fall 9443, with 2944 percent of campuses reporting drops in new international enrollment, according to a survey of nearly 22017 campuses across the country by the Institute of International Education.
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Here's what you should know about the current state of affirmative action on college campuses.
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For dreamers on college campuses across the country, exploring boundaries starts at the local level.
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Meanwhile, Georgia legislators have been considering a similar measure to allow guns on college campuses.
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It's not only communities of color that are at risk here, but also college campuses.
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Rape on college campuses is only now beginning to get the serious attention it deserves.
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In theory, this cash pile is intended to fight a supposed liberal hegemony on campuses.
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The city of some 75,000 is also home to four campuses of Western Michigan University.
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They're holding rallies, mounting pro-Trump counter-protests, and putting fliers up on college campuses.
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The campuses often exceeded investigation timelines without approval and didn&apost adequately inform involved parties.
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Auditors also found campuses didn&apost effectively review complaint data to identify and address trends.
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And it&aposs frightening to see this happening on campuses by young people -- young people.
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Protests in support of Hong Kong's independence movement were held on other New Zealand campuses.
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But it has been especially rampant on college campuses — for example at Arizona State University.
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They had some interesting things to say about liberal intolerance on college campuses these days.
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The research adds to a continuing conversation about the "missing middle" on selective college campuses.
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There are more than 400,000 female students at California's state university campuses, the bill states.
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Campus outbreaks Recent U.S. outbreaks of mumps have mostly affected high schools and college campuses.
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They do not have a judicial branch inside their campuses weighing past judgements for consistency.
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In recent decades, the idea of "Western civilisation" has found few fans on American campuses.
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"An epidemic of speech suppression has taken over college campuses," said Schlapp in the announcement.
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Rai University bills itself as "India's best private university", with 2700 campuses across the country.
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The live network, now called CheddarU, reaches nine million students nationwide on 600 college campuses.
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Entrepreneurship is on the rise, and nowhere is that more true than on college campuses.
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Those restrictions, however, are as easy to evade as underage drinking laws on college campuses.
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Students for a Democratic Society also utilized campuses for "teach-ins" to organize opposition efforts.
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Though on many campuses, "non-conformity" may just be the biggest college cliché of all.
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Trustees and donors, sensitive to the critique of campuses as unthinkingly liberal, want intellectual diversity.
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In some ways at least there is a notable change on campuses of women's colleges.
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During that gathering, Census officials also visited Facebook and Google campuses to meet with executives.
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During the 1950s the number of black students on American campuses increased by a third.
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Campus Stories are communal snaps from individual users, captured from live events on college campuses.
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Between 2000 and 2010, ITT expanded aggressively, adding 8 to 10 new campuses per year.
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Earlier this week, we reported ITT Tech stopped enrolling students at all of its campuses.
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In fact, a whopping 25 percent of college campuses reported zero sexual assaults in 26.
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Currently, the company is partnered with roughly 40 schools that are operating from 70 campuses.
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These are basically robots that patrol areas like corporate campuses, shopping malls and event venues.
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Lathem has been placed on administrative leave and banned from entering Northwestern campuses, Cubbage said.
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But there is no downside to holding schools accountable for what happens on their campuses.
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His fierce idealism has proven to be catnip on the Wolverine State's huge college campuses.
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They claimed free speech on campuses was dead and that the left was becoming authoritarian.
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We'll continue to open up new small formats, in urban centers and on college campuses.
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In the United States, southern campuses have been rocked by arguments over the confederate flag.
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Since then the debate over permissible speech on college campuses has only become more contentious.
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With so many Democrats on campuses, the real surprise is that more professors haven't fled.
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But not all, as "curly clubs" springing up on previously straight-hair-obsessed campuses attest.
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In the past year, the film has been distributed to college campuses across the country.
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Isolation and discrimination on college campuses can breed severe mental health problems for trans students.
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According to Sessions, college campuses have created too many safe spaces and have quashed dissent.
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"Diverse campuses play an integral part in how our students collaborate and thrive," she said.
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As religious institutions, Christian campuses are able to moderate student life as they see fit.
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This is the reality of being a politically active Jew on many American college campuses.
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Title IX governs how sexual misconduct cases are handled on campuses that receive federal funds.
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And Apple is going to be building plants, campuses, adding jobs, lots of business investment.
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Anti-Semitic fliers began showing up on campuses as an attempt to sway young minds.
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On private four-year college campuses, just 14 percent of students were considered food insecure.
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In March, so-called "consent apps" being used primarily on college campuses started making news.
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Gillibrand has made efforts to address sexual assault in the military and on college campuses.
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They also don't get access to all the perks at Silicon Valley's playground-like campuses.
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A. We're a location-based social network used mostly by millennials, especially on college campuses.
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A spokesman said Starship is in talks with campuses in the US and the UK.
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However, cases occur with regularity on college campuses, according to the American College Health Association.
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Others fund a range of programs including advancing women's opportunities and projects on college campuses.
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The pro teams have been working to change that by playing games on college campuses.
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Consider for example, the standard practice of checking employee badges on Silicon Valley's open campuses.
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But campuses need to say, 'We're a community and we want everyone to be comfortable.
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A recent VA survey found about 85033 percent of facility leadership support smoke-free campuses.
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Ingraham aired two segments about college campuses: One was about the importance of free speech.
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Illinois-based DeVry Education Group runs DeVry University, which has campuses in 25 U.S. states.
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Another is that each of U of T's campuses will have a sexual assault center.
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Called Ola Pedal, the service is available on a handful of university campuses in India.
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Mayo Clinic is based in Rochester, Minnesota, but also has campuses in Arizona and Florida.
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Many universities seem to acknowledge this limitation when crafting their own statements about sanctuary campuses.
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In 2016, their youth voter registration effort sent 500 NextGen organizers to 300 college campuses.
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However, it also said race could be taken into account to promote diversity on campuses.
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College officials have been hesitant to allow the white nationalist leader to appear on campuses.
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Tuition at Cal Poly and other California State campuses has been frozen for five years.
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And Fordham University said it was indefinitely suspending in-person classes on all its campuses.
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Other colleges said they would proceed with diversifying their campuses as the Supreme Court intended.
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"We will continue to champion our right to exist on campuses everywhere," her statement said.
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And public shaming — also common on university campuses — frequently leads to perpetual silence, or whispering.
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Rarely does one national conversation touch all college campuses — but this week's admissions scandal did.
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The body that accredits it is different from the one covering the chain's other campuses.
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Champagne at Christmas many years; administratively withdrawn from school campuses for unpaid tuition some others.
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Numerous flag burnings were reported throughout the country as well, including on some university campuses.
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The idea that college campuses have ever been bastions of free speech is a fiction.
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And the intense hostility faced by Dalit students in India's colleges and university campuses continues.
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But instead, over the past three months, my efforts on American campuses have been stymied.
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His political groups employed 103 people during the midterms with operations on 420 college campuses.
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You've weighed in on the debate on how liberal college campuses treat visiting conservative speakers.
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The students — all juniors and seniors — had been learning about hate groups on college campuses.
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On college campuses like Stanford, people were digitizing their printed facebooks as early as 20213.
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The debate over jokes about the virus seems to be particularly heated on college campuses.
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America's campuses are convulsed by a red scare about Chinese spying and intimidation (see Briefing).
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Balls and parties that involve dressing up in 1940s styles are common on university campuses.
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Race-conscious admissions policies have made campuses across the country more representative of our society.
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In November, protesters turned some university campuses into fortresses, stockpiling them with weapons and food.
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On today's show, we discuss why conservative speakers on college campuses say they're being silenced.
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Another topic that raised red flags was a question over sexual assault on college campuses.
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They quickly became a hit, and remain a staple on college campuses and in theaters.
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On college campuses across the United States, the global alarm over coronavirus is particularly intense.
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Social science experiments are usually conducted on college campuses, in a lab, in contrived scenarios.
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David Leonhardt Many college campuses have reacted to Donald Trump's election with shock and angst.
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The city had been convulsed by two weeks of intense protest, including on several campuses.
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Florida State University campuses in Tallahassee and Panama City plan to close Tuesday through Friday.
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And she apparently has strange views about the risk of bear maulings on school campuses.
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The idea of government security personnel on public university campuses is anathema throughout Latin America.
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I'd heard about a social networking startup that was spreading like kudzu on college campuses.
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I think he has more traction with a liberal student base on most college campuses.
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Upholding freedom of expression on college campuses is a necessary condition for sustaining constitutional democracy.
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Students, in particular, continue to face anti-Semitic harassment in schools and on college campuses.
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To critics, it edges out students who just miss the cutoff for Texas' elite campuses.
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Theft and property damage incidents on college campuses are relatively rare, but not unheard of.
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In Recep Tayyip Erdogan's Turkey, the government is closing campuses and jailing students and teachers.
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Adams thinks increased partnerships between historically black campuses and companies can lead to more recruitment.
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That exists in companies, it exists in classrooms, it exists on university campuses and homes.
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It is the flagship school of the University of Missouri system, which has four campuses.
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Uber said it has been working with police and college campuses to address this issue.
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Some schools have banned flash drives in an effort to keep vaping devices off campuses.
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College campuses are taking steps to raise awareness of fake rideshares and ensure student safety.
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For years, college campuses have stood as a beacon to the ideal of free speech.
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From the Chinese University, the protests spread rapidly to other campuses, including Hong Kong Polytechnic.
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He also conducted mentoring programs for children on university campuses through his Second Mile Foundation.
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Young men entered school campuses across the country on Monday, forcing children out of classrooms.
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In particular, we are charting a new course on college campuses through social media campaigns.
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Eventually, the festival spread across multiple campuses and even grabbed the attention of prominent Instagrammers.
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Much of his sculpture was made for public settings, in parks and on corporate campuses.
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A separate law that allows the open carry of handguns doesn't apply to college campuses.
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In Minnesota, it means we make the most of our five campuses across the state.
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But on college campuses, it's the students that aren't hooking up that are the rebels.
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It is not the first time the Antipodean Resistance has left racist material on campuses.
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Student activism on campuses is not as fervent as it is in the United States.
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Student activism on campuses is not as fervent as it is in the United States.
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Wednesday: President Trump issued an executive order aimed at fighting anti-Semitism on college campuses.
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The case has also brought renewed attention to long standing class divides on college campuses.
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Most of the alleged crimes have been linked to K–12 schools and college campuses.
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On Tuesday, he visited Arizona to speak to Lefties on college campuses and in cities.
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Organizers have sent canvassers to college campuses, bus stations and gas stations in Muslim neighborhoods.
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On college campuses, students are pushing schools and other institutions to divest from fossil fuels.
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The firm said it will expand onto more university campuses with the new funding.. "This new investment will see Starship expand onto more campuses as we head towards a goal of offering our service to over one million students," said Bayer in a statement.
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"We have no reason to think that the same sort of pattern wouldn't happen on college campuses that happens off college campuses—the more guns that are present, the higher the rates of suicide," said Marjorie Sanfilippo, a psychologist at Eckerd College in Florida.
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LOS ANGELES — When the University of California's Board of Regents unanimously adopted a statement condemning anti-Semitism on its campuses, it became the first public university system to do so since the push for economic boycotts of Israel emerged on campuses across the nation.
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The activism on college campuses against Palantir heated up last fall when 3,000 students across 30 campuses (including 300 at Carnegie Mellon) pledged not to work for Palantir until it terminates with contracts with ICE—signing a petition circulated by the immigrant rights group Mijente.
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All University of California campuses now are considering banning soda, and the San Francisco campus is considering health interventions seen at other campuses, like signs at elevators on the Los Angeles campus pointing to stairwells - a cardio-healthy, calorie-reducing way of ascending and descending.
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