An outraged public sent 450,000 telegrams, the heads of 17 law colleges called for Nixon's impeachment, editorial comment was hostile, and suddenly the end of Nixon's presidency came into sight.
A conservative column critical of colleges calls for some "classically liberal solutions" to their problems.
In going after Trump, prosecutors have pointed to a similar case settled last week involving a for-profit college called Career Education Corp.
She enrolled in classes at a for-profit college called Everest Institute, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, expecting to graduate with a degree that would help her become a nurse.
Mariya Milko, 17, a freshman at the at Purchase College, called the tighter restrictions unfair for suburban teenagers whose parents both work full time.
Becky Francis, the professor of education at King's College London, called for more research into outcomes at free schools.
Why have college panels called for a diminished focus on tests like the SAT? Did changes to the test help make it a better measure of a student's ability to do well in college?
In 1990, Pope John Paul II released a statement on higher education called "Ex Corde Ecclesiae, From the Heart of the Church," a directive on the religious identity and mission of Catholic colleges, which called for educators to reconnect their institutions to Catholicism.
Cerro Tololo, founded in 1961 in northern Chile, was a collaboration of the National Science Foundation, a consortium of colleges called Associated Universities for Research in Astronomy and the University of Chile.
Variable preparation of entry-level college students calls for collaboration of colleges with K 12 educators to prepare students for integrating mathematics and computational skills into science courses and using pedagogies that illustrate authentic, real-world applications of science and mathematics.
