On Campus Reports
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Finding Support on the Court
Sons of military families find camaraderie, prep for Arizona tournament. |
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Super Bowl Fan Fest
ABC News On Campus reports from Tampa, Fla. |
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Countdown to the Super Bowl
ABC News On Campus reports from Tampa, Fla. |
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Students Protest Budget Cuts
Anxiety on campus as Arizona legislators negotiate new budget. |
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Meet 'The American Dragon'
15-year-old wrestler hopes to make it to the next level. |
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Young Actors With Down Syndrome
Young adults with special needs find joy on stage. |
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Changing Careers During Midlife
AARP job search program offers resume help, job fairs and career skills training |
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Violence on the Rise at US-Mexico Border
Agents manning the border face danger every day. |
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Bug Bite Leads to Amputation
An 8-year-old learns to live without hands and feet after his organs failed. |
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'Thunder Dogs' Help Sick Patients
A "dose of good medicine" for bed-ridden hospital patients. |
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Town vs. Gown in Upstate New York
Syracuse townies blend with students in one of the nation's 'top neighborhoods.' |
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A School-Based Shooting Range
Students flash an ID and they're able to fire away. |
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'She Thought She Was Safe'
Daisy, a transgender, is attacked and killed in South Africa. |
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Online Classes Increasingly Popular
Convenience and low-cost draw students to digital classrooms. |
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Headache Leads to Tumor Diagnosis
An ASU junior continues to play baseball after battling a brain tumor. |
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Texans Challenge Creationism
Texas board to decide which theories will appear in science textbooks. |
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- Ohio State, The Lantern: "Students Cut Corners to Study Abroad"
- By Lindsay Minnema
- Refusing to let high costs of study abroad get in her way, Juan Blanks used her grandmother's recipe for pound cake to get to China last summer. Stuck after not qualifying for enough scholarships or grants, Blanks took matters into her own hands by selling pound cakes. Driving home to Dayton every weekend to use her mother's oven... [continue to full article]
- University of Maryland, Diamondback: "O'Malley Funds Tuition Freeze"
- By Allison Stice
- Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed 2010 budget allows for an in-state tuition freeze and a slight increase in university funding, but some legislators have said the allocation should be slashed in an effort to close the state's $2 billion deficit...[continue to full article]
- Florida A & M, Famuan: "Group Takes Message to D.C."
- By Alyssa Watts
- FAMU's Green Coalition will send students to "Power Shift," an environmental summit in Washington, D.C. to make sure the new administration keeps "green" promises for the next four years. Along with Florida State University, Florida A&M; University students will travel to the summit Feb. 27 to March 2....[continue to full article]
Safety concerns led officials to end cheerleading stunts on the football field.
College students promote sexuality for all to see, read and discuss.
