Battle over university discipline heads to court
A former Brandeis University student, David Arlen Schaer, contends he was unfairly punished after a 1996 alleged rape, and now Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court will hear whether courts may intervene in campus disciplinary procedures. Brandeis, supported by several peers and civil liberties groups, argues courts should not intrude on internal university processes.
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Orphan Train Riders Remember a Hidden Westward Migration
Survivors and descendants recalled the Orphan Train movement that ran from the 1850s to 1929. Dorothy Sharpley, 81, attended a Colorado reunion and described rejection, rediscovery, and life on farms, while historian Tom Noel noted its role in shaping migration to the West.
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