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Government

Bousquet: full employment for educators and restrictions on student labor

by E Wayne Ross on February 13, 2009

Thai professor flees to England after alleged insult to monarchy

by E Wayne Ross on February 10, 2009

Bill Could Boot Ayers From U of I

by E Wayne Ross on February 6, 2009

Deportation effort begins against Goucher teacher from Rwanda

by E Wayne Ross on February 6, 2009

Embattled Florida House Speaker Steps Down Over Inquiry Into College Job

by E Wayne Ross on February 2, 2009

Embattled Florida House Speaker Steps Down

by E Wayne Ross on January 31, 2009

Phillipines to give students and profs drug tests

by E Wayne Ross on January 27, 2009

Nevada: Chancellor calls Nevada schools a ‘disaster’; lambasts governor and public

by E Wayne Ross on January 26, 2009

Australian sentenced for insulting Thai monarchy

by E Wayne Ross on January 20, 2009

Saudi Arabia releases prof

by E Wayne Ross on January 13, 2009

Obama Pivots Right on Education With Duncan Nomination to Cabinet

by E Wayne Ross on December 31, 2008

FairTest Report on Arne Duncan, Education Secretary-Elect

by E Wayne Ross on December 18, 2008

Federal Judge Allows Lawsuit Over Scholar’s Visa Denial to Proceed

by E Wayne Ross on December 9, 2008

Georgia: Lawmaker suggests merging historically black colleges

by E Wayne Ross on December 2, 2008

New Mexico: College of Santa Fe Looks to State as Deal With Laureate Collapses

by E Wayne Ross on December 2, 2008

Stanford professor leads Obama transition team

by E Wayne Ross on November 25, 2008

Bush Appointees Land Career Jobs Without Technical Backgrounds

by E Wayne Ross on November 24, 2008

Venezuela, Iran team up on university plan

by E Wayne Ross on November 18, 2008

British Columbia: ‘UN’ university should be cut off, professors say

by E Wayne Ross on November 7, 2008

Obama’s Possible Candidates for Education Secretary

by E Wayne Ross on November 5, 2008

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