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Penn Law Won't Punish Professor Who Said Black Students ‘Rarely’ Score Well

While the law school dropped her from a first-year course over her comments, they stood by her faculty position.
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Robert De Niro Again Tears Into 'Idiot' Trump, And Vows Not To Stop

“To be silent in the face of such villainy is to be complicit."
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UPenn Revokes Steve Wynn, Bill Cosby Honors Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations

The school will take back honorary degrees and strip Wynn's name from a campus plaza.
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Columbia University Refuses To Recognize Graduate Student Union

The Ivy League school is digging in for a long legal battle -- and relying on Donald Trump to help them out.
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Police Investigate Whether Killing Of Student Blaze Bernstein Was A 'Hate Crime'

Samuel Woodward, 20, was charged Wednesday with the murder of his former high school classmate.
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Suspect In Murder Of Student Blaze Bernstein Claims He Was Hitting On Him: Report

Police found Bernstein's body, which had been stabbed over 20 times, in a park in California last week.
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These Are The 12 Victims, Including 2 U.S. Families, Of The Costa Rica Plane Crash

Two pilots and the families' tour guide also died in the New Year's Eve crash.
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5 Sneaky Reasons You're Crying All The Time

Not all tears are the same.
By Abigail Wise, HuffPost

Women Leaders in Science Under Microscope: Funding Needed For STEM Careers

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The Ivy League Has An Unexpected Friend In Donald Trump

Their graduate students are trying to unionize. The president may have already stopped them.
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