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A new survey conducted by the EdWeek Research Center suggests that the amount of out-of-school coursework assigned to students has fallen, in many cases because students refuse to do it, or because ...

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Critics say J2EE licensing practices resemble Microsoft’s anti-competitive behaviour. CRN takes a look at Java Licensing Practices and asks if the market is facing another big, bad bully. When the ...

Maddie Schizas forgot to turn in her college sociology paper that was due on Friday, but she had a good excuse. She was busy figure skating for Team Canada.

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Back in 1993, WIRED’s founders published a manifesto offering some guidance. “Our first instruction to our writers: Amaze us … tell us something we've never heard before, in a way we've never seen ...