Today's Clips (2/12/18)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

Issac Bailey says the film is fictional, but still its release will be a veritable holiday, a kind of revival in the middle of Black History Month and the second year of the Donald Trump era.

IN OTHER NEWS

College was great, but no one mentioned how soul crushing my debt would be.

Mr. Bacow, a former head of Tufts University known as a capable manager, is seen as a safe choice at a time when the university is under pressure from Washington.

The inventor of the term “social entrepreneur,” Bill Drayton, has a challenge for the world.

As schools compete for a declining number of students, some bring the good news directly, along with balloons, marching bands and paw-shakes from mascots.

A university sent the College Republicans a $17,000 security bill.

Teens with a sense of purpose do better in school, are more resilient and healthier. They are also a minority.

A video shows an unidentified man hammering the statue in the face of the Confederate soldier. Orange County lawmakers this week said they would introduce a bill to move Silent Sam in order to protect the monument.

TRADES

Marymount California suddenly replaces its leader -- and cleanses mentions of him from its website -- in his second year. Reasons why are murky.

Lawsuit reveals just how much a college consulting service will charge for its services.

The two-year, bipartisan budget deal not only keeps the the government running until late March but also provides more funding for higher-education programs.

Lawrence S. Bacow, a former president of Tufts University, will succeed Drew Gilpin Faust in July, the university announced on Sunday.

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