Today's top stories: |
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| 1.) Supreme Court to weigh affirmative action case in busy new term |
| 2.) Tea party leader: Movement's role 'more important and more difficult' if Romney wins |
| 3.) Tommy Thompson touts himself as conservative, bipartisan in tight Wisconsin Senate race |
| 4.) GOP congressman: Snack programs not the solution to first lady's lunch plan |
| 5.) House Democrats want Energy Dept. to delay okaying natural gas exports |
| 6.) SEIU paid anti-Romney protesters $11/hour in Ohio |
| 7.) McCain mocks idea that Libya attack was 'spontaneous' [VIDEO] |
| 8.) House subcommittee chairman: Delphi subpoenas possible, scandal looks like cover-up |
| 9.) Obama up five over Romney in latest Fox News poll |
| 10.) Netanyahu: 'The Jewish state will live forever' |
From the Intercollegiate Studies Institute network and LI's Campus Reform: |
11.) [VIDEO] Florida prof: Stand Your Ground law exists because Floridians 'fear black men as dangerous'
(Campus Reform) |
12.) Did You Build That? VOTE now!
(Collegiate Network Newslink) |
13.) All Hail the Almighty Community Organizer
(The Dartmouth Review) |
14.) Yale Disregards Human Rights With New Singapore Campus, Critics Say
(The College Fix) |
15.) Student Assembly expresses concern over arrest disclosure policy
(The Virginia Informer) |
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