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Round One in Rhode Island
The judge in a suit filed by TC’s Michael Rebell questions the state’s position that the federal constitution does not protect education
Sounding a Call of “Excellence for All”
In his first State of the College address, Thomas Bailey details plans to more strongly support faculty, students and staff
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Our 2020 application for master’s and doctoral admission is available now.
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New York TimesBarry Farber discusses his research on the increased relevance of politics in therapy since the 2016 U.S. election.
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Christian Science MonitorA thorough examination of the lawsuit against Rhode Island officials that could secure the right to public education, led by chief counsel Michael Rebell on behalf of 14 public school students.
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