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Others included establishing concussion treatment rules for student athletes and requiring insurers to cover autism spectrum disorders.

The students worry about new rules for student visas and the escalation of hostilities in Israel and the Palestinian territories.

Mr Niven thinks a broadening skills list in the immigration programme, as well looser rules for student visas (allowing some to stay on and work after their studies) explains the rise.

Add to that, foreign students who bring in billions but as a result of tighter rules for student visas are going elsewhere, according to Universities UK, and £2.4bn may be lost to the British economy over the next decade.

As the Federal Reserve ponders new disclosure rules for student lenders, Mr. Ranzetta says he thinks regulators should require lenders to disclose any interest rate adjustments that would occur as a result of late payments or other events.

In a five-page guideline issued this semester, the university for the first time is setting ground rules for student athletes using Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites.

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The school board passed an amendment creating a separate category of rules for students in kindergarten and first grade.

Britain announced last year that in an effort to curb immigration, it would impose more stringent rules for students applying for post-secondary education.

Mr. Pait declined to provide a copy of the student handbook, on the grounds that its statements about rules for students could be taken out of context.

The nondenominational university, which in 1997 had an enrollment of about 5,000, enforced strict rules for students: a ban on interracial dating and a dress code that dictated ties for men and skirts for women.