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History. people do get their hands on things anyway. >> reporter: yeah, thats certainly very much the case, but theyre hoping at least therell be somebody responsible in the private sector being for example, those who do sell liquor who make a attempt not to sell alcohol to those they know they shouldnt. >> harris: well see what happens there. dominic di-natale, thank you very much. a cheating scandal rocking one university in the country. why harvard administrators went too far and even violati...

History. people do get their hands on things anyway. >> reporter: yeah, thats certainly very much the case, but theyre hoping at least therell be somebody responsible in the private sector being for example, those who do sell liquor who make a attempt not to sell alcohol to those they know they shouldnt. >> harris: well see what happens there. dominic di-natale, thank you very much. a cheating scandal rocking one university in the country. why harvard administrators went too far and even violati...

Thats why we fight for, the toilets, the hygiene. but they want to label us as a gang. [ inaudible ] >> thats what i told you earlier, unity is power. >> are you satisfied? all right. >> while no other contraband was found in the mattress, the lighter could still carry a serious consequence for roca moreno, the extension of a visitation suspension. >> why were your visits suspended? >> different violations. i had just been back, but a got caught with a cell phone, so they came and took my visita...

Say, no one came forward. so, they seem to be suggesting that was notice to those deans unless you fess up who did it, were going to investigate you. >> thats correct, and lis is a little over the top on this one. not secret cameras in faculty showers. >> megyn: thats next. >> yes, coming soon. they didnt look through their personal e-mails accounts, these are harvard accounts number one, they didnt read the content they looked at headers to see who forwarded the e-mail that should not have been...

History. people do get their hands on things anyway. >> reporter: yeah, thats certainly very much the case, but theyre hoping at least therell be somebody responsible in the private o sell liquor who xample, make a attempt not to sell alcohol to those they know they shouldnt. >> harris: well see what happens there. dominic di-natale, thank you very much. a cheating scandal rocking one university in the country. why harvard administrators went too far and even violating the privacy of some of the...

An altercation. she released a statement say there iss no warrant. a case has not been assigned and police do not have her side of the story. she won three grand slams and a gold medal. >> arias spent last week answering questions written to her by jurors. she admits to killing her boyfriend, she claims in self-defense. boston globe says harvard university administrators searched the e-mails of deans looking for a leak to the media about a case of cheating. stores of students forced to withdra...

To al jazeera. well have the latest on that. also a devastating accident. thats what theyre calling it, at an exotic animal park. an intern was killed in the lion cage there. the latest on the investigation into what happened. plus an ivy league university complaining that new menu item in the dining commons is too popular. too popular. why administrators are unhappy that students love nutella so much. a hard-hitting report on hazelnut spread. jon: thats right. hey, there is an incredible sigh...

Wanted to make a commentary on free speech. there is a bit of a leaping to conclusions. i mean, people get, you know -- it evokes a viceral reaction when you see the n-word and the f-word and hear about somebody wearing a kkk robe walking by the african center and people jump to these conclusions, but we have to be careful that, i mean, the way you posit in your piece is that identity politics at these campuses may lead you to leap to the wrong conclusion and make a bigger deal out of something ...

Didnt look like a mountain and it was a gun. >> josh was suspended two days and a letter was sent home with every student saying a student used food to make an inappropriate gesture. the hamster has taken the news especially hard. >> my goodness. thats scary. this no tolerance policy, i understand some of. it but food that looks like guns? >> if the seven-year-old is not making a pop tart into a gun, there is something wrong with him. truly. you have to look at intent here. not only as an educat...

Reproduction, healthy relationships, personal safety. third grade is a little more advanced. i kind of got it straight in college. why are they -- why are they doing this. >> absolutely not. this is absolutely ridiculous. what this is all about is hiring more teachers, hiring more administrators, and wasting more of taxpayer dollars. unfortunately in the united states, our education system is designed not to help students. its not. its designed to help teachers unions. its designed to rob studen...