Judge Upholds Dismissal of Counseling Student Who Balked at Treating Gay Clients

The ruling said Eastern Michigan University’s action was based on the student’s refusal to change her behavior, not her religious beliefs.  Read More →

In the Heart of Cairo, the Language of Immersion

The Center for Arabic Study Abroad wanted out of the suburbs.  Read More →

Euro rises, Asian shares up after stress tests (Reuters)

Reuters - The euro edged up and Asian shares rose on Monday as solid U.S. corporate earnings and surprisingly strong euro zone data offset growing skepticism that stress tests on European banks were not strict enough.  Read More →

Europe’s prospects brighten as U.S. fades (Reuters)

Reuters - What’s odd about this scenario?  Read More →

State Spending on Student Aid Increased Modestly in 2008-9

States spent a total of $10.3-billion on such aid in that academic year, a 2.7-percent increase.  Read More →

Universities Can Save Millions by Cutting Administrative Waste, Panelists Say

Officials at three universities that hired a consulting firm to help them rein in costs talked about their successes and the resistance they’ve met.  Read More →

Stocks on brink of breakout (Reuters)

Reuters - Wall Street enters next week on the cusp of a breakout in U.S. stocks, but it will need another spate of convincing earnings reports to feed the rally that sprouted at the end of this week.  Read More →

Stocks on brink of breakout (Reuters)

Reuters - Wall Street enters next week on the cusp of a breakout in U.S. stocks, but it will need another spate of convincing earnings reports to feed the rally that sprouted at the end of this week.  Read More →

Seven banks fail Europe stress test (Reuters)

Reuters - Just seven European banks failed a health check and were ordered to raise their capital by 3.5 billion euros ($4.5 billion), much less than expected, confirming fears the continent’s long-awaited stress test was too soft.  Read More →

Seven banks fail Europe stress test (Reuters)

Reuters - Just seven European banks failed a health check and were ordered to raise their capital by 3.5 billion euros ($4.5 billion), much less than expected, confirming fears the continent’s long-awaited stress test was too soft.  Read More →

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