The Monday reads
Poor choices in education can make you a statistic by Gwyn Morgan in The Globe and Mail ’Practical’ guide to help show when safety trumps privacy by Katie Daubs, The Ottawa Citizen New universities a smokescreen by Michael Smyth, The Province (BC)Burlington is wise to wait (before giving McMaster U money), editorial, The Hamilton Spectator
U.S. Universities No Longer Only Game in Town on NPR’s Weekend Edition Sunday College ’Samaritans’ aid drunk underage students by Matt Meyers, The Washington Times
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