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Officials present draft U of M ethics policy

A nearly two-year effort to rewrite a conflict-of-interest policy at the University of Minnesota's medical school has resulted in a document that would cover all employees at the university.
by Tim Post

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College in only 3 years?

College in only 3 years?

U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander proposes that a 3-year undergraduate track would save money for students, universities, and the U.S. government alike. Some critics are concerned that shortening college will limit exploration, and leave no room for error.

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Charges: Day care provider pinned child to mattress as punishment

A Golden Valley day care provider used pajamas as straitjackets and pinned young children to mattresses as a form of punishment, authorities said in charges filed in Hennepin County District Court.
by Elizabeth Dunbar

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Red Wing home to unique violin repair program

Red Wing is home to one of the most comprehensive violin repair programs in the country and for nearly two decades, the courses have attracted hundreds of students from around the world who want to learn the delicate craft and preserve the violin's cultural and musical heritage.
by Elizabeth Baier

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Questionable ethics: a textbook case

Questionable ethics: a textbook case

When Chris Thompson received a free textbook in his Eyes, Nose and Throat class he took a look at the logo in the corner and rolled his eyes.

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Students turn fast food into fuel for learning

Students turn fast food into fuel for learning

A growing school-breakfast program in St. Paul called Breakfast to Go allows students to grab a free nutritious meal in the cafeteria and take it to class, ensuring more children are eating their morning meal.

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Finding a home in language

Finding a home in language

Somali immigrants face many challenges adjusting to life in America. As part of our Youth Radio Series, Sadiya Mohamed describes her search for home in America.
by Sasha Aslanian and Sadiya Mohamed

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"Rising by Degrees" from American RadioWorks

"Rising by Degrees" from American RadioWorks

The United States is facing a dramatic demographic challenge: Young Latinos are the fastest-growing segment of the population, and they are the least likely to graduate from college. Experts say the future of the American economy is at stake, because higher education is essential in the 21st century economy. A new American RadioWorks documentary, "Rising by Degrees," tells the story of Latino students working towards a college degree -- and why it's so hard for them to get what they want.

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