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Reform will be difficult under a conservative president, but ending the state’s power to punish speech and restrict information is ultimately in the best interests of South Korea.

Stanford’s Board on Judicial Affairs presented seven recommendations regarding the Honor Code to the Faculty Senate on Thursday. The Faculty Senate also voted to amend the charge of the Committee on the Undergraduate Admissions and Financial Aid.

Stanford’s Board on Judicial Affairs (BJA) outlined recommendations meant to promote the university community’s ownership of the Honor Code during a report to the Faculty Senate on Thursday.From left, Keith Schwarz, senior lecturer in computer scienc

It would be another tragedy not to learn from this tragedy.

During his first address to a joint session of Congress on April 28, U.S. President Joe Biden noted that in the dozens of conversations with world leaders he’d had since taking office in January, one comment kept coming up: “We see America is back, but for how long?” This skepticism on the part of other heads of state is a direct response to the recent past. Under President Donald Trump, Washington seriously challenged or outright withdrew from more than a dozen international agreements o...

One-on-one interview with High Points new police chief, Travis Stroud Chief Stroud discussed his plans for the future of the department and the challenges that come with policing in 2021. Author: Grace Holland Updated: 12:25 AM EDT May 1, 2021 HIGH POINT, N.C. — A new Triad police chief is taking over as complicated discussions about policing continue, nationwide. Travis Stroud is being bumped up from the interim job to be High Points top cop. WFMY News 2s Grac...