Hillsdale defies federal aid with Title IX stand
Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan rejects federal funding and argues federal control is inappropriate on campus while receiving over 200000 dollars in federal student aid for its 1025 students. President George C Roche tours a 25 million endowment drive as the college defends its conservative policies and independence.
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Marshall Touched Off Gold Rush
James W. Marshall picked up gold at Sutter's sawmill on the American River in the morning of January 24 1848 sparking the gold rush. He died a pauper after failed ventures and heavy debt, with California later honoring him in 1890 by a monument at the site.
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Data Bank On Arthritis Created At Stanford
A North American databank of facts about thousands of arthritis patients has been established among eight medical centers in Canada and the United States. Funded by an $854,000 three year grant from the National Bureau for Health Services Research, the pilot project aids the American Rheumatism Association Medical Information System. Dr. James Fries of Stanford University Medicine notes central computing facilities will support physicians and patients by tracking outcomes after treatments.
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National Bureau For Health Services Research
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Stanford School of Medicine
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