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The NYPD has been monitoring Muslim student groups. Academic professionals have recoiled in horror. Instead, they should be thanking the NYPD for doing its job, which is to prevent catastrophic terrorist attacks, thereby preserving the liberty that allows the academic enterprise to exist in the first place.
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Dr. James Blumstein, a Vanderbilt Law professor and director of the Vanderbilt Health Policy Center, says portions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010--better known as Obamacare--are unconstitutional.
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The NCAA penalizes teams that use Native American names and logos, but the Sioux tribe in North Dakota doesn't have a problem with it.
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Students held up raised fists, and a group attempted to rush against the police and force their way in. The police fought back against the crowd with pepper spray, striking protesters with batons, sending the frenzied crowd into retreat.
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While the recent national debate about contraception has focused on whether Catholic colleges should be forced to offer it in their health plans, it's true that some Catholic colleges already offer such plans voluntarily.
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The editor of a Boston University student newspaper