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Ex UC Davis Policeman Accused of Pepper Spraying Protesters Receives $38K Compensation
University of California, Davis has agreed to pay nearly $40,000 to John Pike, a former university police officer who made headlines in November 2011 for pepper-spraying students in close quarters during a tuition protest on campus.
OS X Mavericks Free Download Makes Apple Debut
BlackBerry BBM Ap Attracts 10 Million Downloaders, But Will Users Stick With It?
Parent Company Of University of Phoenix To Layoff 500 Workers
Texas A&M First American University to Open a Satellite Campus in Israel
Millenials Are The Least Enthusiastic Group About Technology
Apple Event 2013 Summary: iPad 5 Renamed iPad Air, Will Ship November 1
Nintendo Wii Ends: 'Production Over' After Seven Years
By Staff ReporteriPad Announcement 2013: Will the Second-Gen 'Mini 2' Tablet Get Retina Display and Touch ID?
By Russell WesterholmApple iPad 5 and iPad Mini Release Date: Tech Giant Unveils New Devices Today
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFacebook To Become More News-Oriented With 'Stories To Share' Feature
By Staff ReporterGeorgia Student Receives Jail Term and Probation for Fake ID Distribution Racket
By Staff Reporter6 Million Youth In the U.S. Are Out Of School, Work 'The Tendency is to See Them As Lost Souls .. They're Not'
By Jaleesa BaulkmanBlack People Need To Pay More to Close Financial Dealings than Whites, Study
By Staff ReporterYouTube Mobile Users Make Up 40 Percent Of All Traffic
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