By Katherine Mangan. Louis Blackmon was 11 when the floodwaters unleashed by Hurricane Katrina churned through his family’s East New Orleans home, filling it with brackish water and plastering the ceiling with mud and mold. More...
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Friday Fragments - August 27, 2015
Drugs, Guns, and Trapper Keepers
Moody's: New Orleans Colleges Still Struggle
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, colleges and universities in and around New Orleans continue to suffer from weak enrollment, according to a Moody's analysis released this week. Read more...
UW Madison Professors Oppose Fetal Tissue Bill
Nearly 700 faculty members at the University of Wisconsin at Madison have signed a letter to the editor of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel opposing a proposed state law that would bar the use of fetal tissue in research in the state. Read more...
FTC Will Investigate Career Ed
Career Education Corporation disclosed Monday that it received a "civil investigative demand" from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission on Aug. 20, according to a corporate filing. Read more...
SUNY Guarantees 'Seamless Transfer'
State University of New York Chancellor Nancy Zimpher will announce today a new transfer policy.
Starting this fall, SUNY is guaranteeing that students can transfer from a community college with all of their general education requirements and courses toward their major to and from any SUNY campus. Read more...
Furor on Banners as Old Dominion Students Arrived
Old Dominion University officials and many others have condemned banners that were placed on a private house as students arrived at the university. Read more...