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  • The Bay Citizen: Boy, 6, Suspended in Sexual Assault Case at Elementary School

  • The Texas Tribune: Premont, Tex., Schools Suspend Sports to Save Costs

  • Struggling SoHo School Shows Progress With Grant Money, but May Lose It

  • New Rules for School Meals Aim at Reducing Obesity

  • Obama Wades Into Issue of Raising Dropout Age

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  • Square Feet: Public College, Private Dorm

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  • The Neediest Cases: Joining His Father, but Carving Out His Own Path

  • Big City: More Agreement Than Disagreement on How to Assess Teachers

  • How Big-Time Sports Ate College Life

  • U.K. Looks to 'Rebalance' Economy; Tech University Would Play Role

  • A Sharper Mind, Middle Age and Beyond

  • The New Student Activism

  • The Choice | Admissions: Common App 4.0

  • Jacqueline G. Wexler, Ex-Nun Who Took On Church, Dies at 85

  • Briefly: Education: Dutch May Ask Germany to Help Pay for Its Students

  • The Texas Tribune: Texas State University Keeps a Focus on the Future

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  • Chicago News Cooperative: Looking at Outlay and District Budget Cuts for a Longer Chicago School Day

  • National Briefing | South: Florida: Four A&M Students Are Charged With Hazing

  • Wikipedia Protest Noticed, but Some Yawn

  • Penn State Board Recounts Decision to Fire Paterno

  • SchoolBook: Inching Closer to Agreement on Evaluations for Teachers

  • Young U.S. Citizens in Mexico Up Early to Learn in the U.S.

  • SchoolBook: Cheryl Tyler: Something Worth Fighting For

  • Studying Steinbeck, New Jersey Students Find Common Ground

  • Cuomo and Bloomberg on Attack on Teacher Evaluations

  • SchoolBook: On City Hall Steps, Harsh Words for Bloomberg

  • SchoolBook: City Limits Free Tutoring to the Poorest Students

  • SchoolBook: A Score Card for Changing Schools

  • The Choice Blog: What if the U.S. Tied Colleges' Financial Aid Resources to Affordability?

  • The Choice Blog: A Rising Tide of Applications to Harvard Appears to Crest

  • The Choice Blog: Sharp Drop in State Funding for Higher Education

  • The Choice Blog: Fewer Students Attending Their First-Choice Colleges, Survey Shows

  • Op-Ed Contributors: The True Cost of High School Dropouts

  • Room for Debate: Should Parents Control What Kids Learn at School?

  • Economix Blog: Answers to Reader Questions About Law School

  • Op-Ed Columnist: Et tu, Harvard?

  • Room for Debate: Can a Few Years’ Data Reveal Bad Teachers?

  • The Learning Network Blog: Reader Ideas | Teaching the Civil Rights Movement

  • The Learning Network Blog: Fill-In | January Events in History

  • The Learning Network Blog: Student Opinion | Should the Dropout Age Be Raised?

  • The Learning Network Blog: 'Putting Two Intoxicants Back Into the Same Sentence'

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  • Audi A1 Sportback, due porte in piĂą per la piccola di Ingolstadt

  • Ford, utile netto 2011 triplicato a 20,2 miliardi di $ ma delude le attese

  • Risarcimento Costa, fino a 14mila euro a persona. Prima denuncia collettiva negli Usa contro Carnival

  • Dura lettera di Berlino: serve un commissario Ue con poteri di veto sul bilancio di Atene

  • Continua lo sciame sismico al Nord. Scuole chiuse nel Parmense

  • Nord-ovest sotto la neve durante il week-end. Dal turismo invernale ricavi annui per sette miliardi

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  • Financial Times: «L'Italia è tornata»

  • Sconto al contribuente per i costi anche nel caso di rettifica degli uffici

  • Gli avvocati guardano al «modello Germania»

  • Intesa lampo Costa-passeggeri

  • Gli stranieri sono l'8% della popolazione

  • Il Pil Usa delude le attese, Borse europee in rosso. Contrastata Wall Street

  • Processi di Berlusconi, polemica per frase di Vietti

  • Facebook, documenti per lo sbarco in borsa attesi la prossima settimana, forse mercoledì

  • Fitch declassa l'Italia da A+ a A- ma senza la manovra taglio piĂą severo. Monti: apprezzano le nostre scelte

  • Eni colloca bond a tasso fisso da un miliardo

  • Confindustria, per Luca di Montezemolo servono discontinuitĂ  e piĂą strategia

  • Da Roma il via al tour 2012 del pianista Roberto Cacciapaglia in trio

  • Studi di settore, si applicano i parametri anche in presenza di concorrenza sleale