Two University of California, Davis campus police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave over their controversial use of pepper spray on student protesters, university officials announced Sunday as the UC system president said he was “appalled” by the incident and promised a review of police procedures at all 10 UC campuses.
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UC president vows to review police procedures at campuses
TCU reconsiders housing plans for gay students
Texas Christian University may cancel plans to designate some on-campus apartments for gay students and their supporters.
College Board shows support for Dream Act
A prominent group of more than 5,000 colleges and universities is supporting legislation that would offer some undocumented youths a path to citizenship through college or the military.
NFL Draft should stay on Saturday, right?
I forget now, is it excess or imitation that’s the sincerest form of flattery?
Bay Area goes wideouts
Michael Crabtree – diva, devil or dream receiver – is everything the 49ers needed and could not have ever expected to receive.
Jets trade up for Sanchez
The Jets pulled off the blockbuster move of the 2009 NFL draft, and they did it with the help of an old friend.
Where will Sanchez end up?
Mark Sanchez’s week began with at least 10 radio interviews, four television appearances and attending class at USC.
Students travel to South Africa
Brittany Lovato has literally run out of lap space. The 17-year-old, who lives near Watsonville, Calif., sits in the middle of a play yard in Johannesburg, South Africa, giving the most important gift she can give — her time and affection.
NCAA bigger than Facebook?
The all-powerful institution governing college sports expects universities to step up and help it enforce recruiting rules in the decidedly unruly online world.







