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The Sleep Revolution Is Taking Colleges By Storm

Let's change the sleep game.
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The Sleep Habits Of These College Students Will Surprise You

Sleep is more than just a performance enhancer -- it's a performance necessity.
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College Kids Caught With Drugs May Not Get Kicked Off Financial Aid Anymore

"It is not the Education Department’s job to punish students for drug infractions," Sen. Orrin Hatch said.
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Send the Right Message: Abolish Red Pens for Correcting Papers

I recently saw a paper written by a fourth grader that was returned by her English teacher with more red ink than student handwriting. And, the teacher had literally re-written the entire student piece in red.
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The Kind Of Coaching We Should Expect From Our Teachers

Can there be any doubt that education should be transformational?
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11 Student-Athletes On What They Learned From Playing College Sports

HuffPost's former student-athletes share their collegiate sports experiences.
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How One 23-Year-Old Is Remaking Summer School

"We can't forget how much relationships matter in education," he says.
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Instant Pot Noodle Vending Machine Is A Drunken Dream Come True

"This is probably the best news I've heard all year."
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U.S. Government Acquires FAFSA Website That Was Confusing Students (UPDATE)

Student Financial Aid Services is transferring FAFSA.com to the Department of Education.
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How to Deal When You're Not Invited

Being invited by your friends to different events, whether it's a birthday party, a New Year's party, or a party just for fun, is always nice. You feel like you're a part of something and that feels good. This is why not being invited somewhere can sometimes hurt.
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