Professors Peeved to Learn They Don’t Own What They Teach Online
The explosion of online courses is bringing with it a debate about ownership
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Court Rules for Transgender Student in Maine Bathroom Dispute
The school wrongfully denied Nicole Maines her right to use the girl’s student restroom, according to Maine’s highest court.
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’Whitey’ Bulger Witness Poisoned
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Escaped Florida Inmates Recaptured
Used forged documents to walk out of prison
Der Spiegel: NSA Hacked Mexican President’s E-Mail
Systematic spying had been going on for years
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