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The City College of San Francisco (CCSF) is in the process of losing its accreditation--its ability to award meaningful degrees and transferable credits to students. The campus
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The City College of San Francisco (CCSF) is in the process of losing its accreditation--its ability to award meaningful degrees and transferable credits to students. The campus
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The constitutionality of HB934, Pennsylvania's Voter ID bill has been hotly debated since being signed into law in March of 2012. Many Republicans argue that
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Anywhere else in society if you took money from people you had a fiduciary responsibility to otherwise serve it would be a crime, and you could have
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I've seen a few accounts of violence attributed to a backlash to the Zimmerman Verdict over the
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In response to Senate requests, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel detailed a bleak future if sequestration is not resolved by the end of the fiscal year. In
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A perpetual discussion in education policy is the role of tech tools in the classroom. Some districts invest in technology through costly bond measures.
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Twitter has time and time again affirmed its commitment to free speech on the social network, boldly citing its belief in the open exchange of information
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With S. 744’s recent passage through the US Senate, many questions have arisen about its potential efficiency in dealing with America’s immigration policy.
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Hydraulic fracturing, commonly referred to as fracking, is the process of injecting fluids under high pressure to crack underground rocks and release oil or gas.
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Republicans and Democrats in both houses of Congress are more divided than ever, according to a report titled, "Vital Statistics on Congress," published by the
For the past six years, a faction within the Democratic Party of Hawaii has been angling to close the primaries to independent voters. Senator Daniel Inouye strongly argued against such
