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Jan 4 2018

Today's Clips (1/4/18)

Today's Clips (1/4/18)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS
Oklahoma’s freshman point guard Trae Young is college basketball’s most electrifying player. And he plays like Stephen Curry because he grew up when Curry was revolutionizing the game.

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IN OTHER NEWS
La Salle University is selling nearly 50 pieces of art from its museum collection which it thinks could raise millions as it deals with financial struggles that have led to layoffs.
The Trump administration is considering making it harder for former college graduates who accuse schools of fraudulent behavior to have their student loans forgiven.
I know nothing about cars. As an adjunct professor of finance, I have to join the United Auto Workers.
Amid growing signs of disenchantment with higher education, a trustee leader argues that board members need to do more to change that.
This big Midwestern state school is betting on corn and soy.
White nationalists plan more campus rallies, and anti-fascist extremists are ready to push back.
TRADES

The number of institutions subject to the newly enacted tax could grow by dozens in future years.

The University of Arizona has fired its head football coach, Rich Rodriguez, following allegations by his former administrative assistant that Rodriguez sexually harassed her. After the university hired a law firm to investigate the claims, the employee declined to participate and nothing could be definitively proven, but the university still decided to sever ties with Rodriguez, who will be paid the nearly $5.5 million remaining on his contract, ESPN reported.

Men and women who haven’t been to college live shorter, less healthy lives, and they’re actually losing ground compared with college graduates. It’s about more than money.
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