Most recently in the Times, a study by an MPhil student at the University of Oxford, Monica Richter, is reported to confirm that people who watch the 24-hour English-language news channel Russia Today (RT) are more likely to hold anti-western views.
Recently, Guardly participated in a study by a Toronto university looking to increase student safety efforts that found response times were cut in half using its Safe Campus product, owing to the information it provides.
A case study by a student information system at Fatih University is carried out to validate the methodology.
Worse, according to a study by The College Board, students borrowed an average of $22,700 in 2007.
According to a study by Ohio State University, students tend to gain just 2 to 4 pounds on average during their first year of college.
Morocco would be left with debt service of $100 million a year, according to a study by Cap Democracy Morocco, a student group.
A study by the National Union of Students (NUS) claimed that one in seven female students had experienced some form of serious physical or sexual assault.
A study by Hunter College graduate students in 1998, a year after MetroCard went into systemwide use, found that a third of the riders had to swipe at least twice to get into the system.
PAGE 12 PUBLIC EDITOR: Clark Hoyt A study by students at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism suggests that The Times has made progress in its effort to set higher standards for using anonymous sources, the lifeblood and the bane of journalism.
The recommendation is made in a study by the National Union of Students in collaboration with the drugs information charity Release.
A study by students at Birmingham Aston University also found there is a "significant time factor" on the transfer of bacteria from the floor to food, or a five second window to pick it up before it stops being safe to eat. .
