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Michigan receives notice of allegations from NCAA related to recruiting and impermissible coaching

Big Ten Championship Football
December 20, 2023
LARRY LAGE - AP

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — The NCAA sent Michigan a notice of allegations related to impermissible on- and off-campus recruiting during the COVID-19 dead period and coaching activities, potential violations that led to the school's self-imposed three-game suspension of Jim Harbaugh to start the season.

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New research reveals associate degree holders in specific lucrative fields like physical science technologies or radiation therapy out-earn the average bachelor’s graduate just a few years after finishing cheaper, shorter two-year programs. Analysis by former Department of Education expert Michael Itzkowitz’s HEA Group spotlights 17 specific majors where mid-career pay surpasses typical four-year degree incomes, defying stereotypes about vocational credentials’ diminished value. Findings emphasize that college major factors as heavily as institutional prestige for many careers, informing cost-benefit calculations amid spiraling university tuition rates. “With associate degrees, oftentimes the major matters more than the institution itself,” Itzkowitz explained of the

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Fake nudes, real punishment: How these explicit deepfakes cost these students their education

Five Beverly Vista Middle School students have been expelled for creating and sharing explicit AI-generated images of their classmates. During a special meeting on March 6, the Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) decided on the expulsions, but California Education Code restricted the details shared.   While specifics are limited due to student privacy regulations, according to the LA Weekly, reports indicate the disturbing practice involved digitally superimposing eighth-graders’ faces onto AI-generated nude bodies, a technique known as “deepfakes.” Shockingly, a total of 16 students were victimized by these manipulated images, which were swiftly destroyed within 24 hours of school officials

Fake nudes, real punishment: How these explicit deepfakes cost these students their education
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LAUSD plans total phone ban in class before state deadline

LOS ANGELES—The Los Angeles Unified School District revealed its new cellphone ban policy, announcing plans to restrict student device use during school hours beginning February 2025. The policy, which will affect the nation’s second-largest school district, requires students to turn off and store cellphones, smartwatches, and earbuds during the school day. Officials detailed implementation plans during a board meeting at district headquarters. LAUSD Chief of School Operations Andrés Chait said the restrictions were developed after reviewing research on youth cellphone and social media use and gathering input from parents, educators, unions, and experts. The policy builds upon existing technology limitations

LAUSD plans total phone ban in class before state deadline
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Maryland teacher faces 55 charges for allegedly abusing eight students over two years

Maryland teacher faces 55 charges for allegedly abusing eight students over two years

Maryland teacher faces 55 charges for allegedly abusing eight students over two years
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President of Atlanta's historically Black Spelman College steps down after leave of absence

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LAUSD reverses course on gifted program changes after parent backlash

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