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Tag: orangeburg

N.Y. college must pay $20,000 in settlement over discrepancies in campus crime statistics

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June 30, 2009December 4, 2018 Christopher Carter

A private New York college will have to pay the state $20,000 as well as reform its crime reporting policies as part of a settlement made with the state attorney general's office on June 12.

Tagged Dominican College, N.Y., New York, orangeburg

S.C. State Univ. student newspaper pulled from presses for adult toy party advertisement

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March 6, 2009December 4, 2018 Kate Maternowski

A South Carolina student newspaper inOrangeburg was pulled from the presses this week over an advertisement a schooladministrator deemed unfit for print.

Tagged Collegian, orangeburg, S.C., South Carolina, South Carolina State University

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