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Purdue Graduate Receives 4-Year Sentence for Hacking into Professor’s Computer and Changing Grades
Roy Sun, a 25-year-old Purdue University graduate, has received a four-year sentence for not attending classes and modifying all his grades to A's by hacking into his professor's computer. Sun will now spend 90 days of his sentence in prison and serve the rest of the days under supervised probation.
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Rutgers Faculty Rejects Condoleeza Rice as Commencement Speaker, School Sticks With Decision
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By Staff ReporterKutztown Suspends Four Students for Violating Athletic Department Policy
By Staff ReporterBoise State Professor Pens NYT Op-Ed Satirically Critical of Idaho's SB 1254 Allowing Guns on Campus
By Russell WesterholmWichita State is Undefeated, Now Setting Sights on MVC and NCAA Tournament
By Russell WesterholmJackson State to Offer Four New STEM Degree Programs for fall 2014
By Staff Reporter4 Boston Students Face Charges for Organising Wild Parties
By Staff ReporterUT Allows Beer and Wine Sales at Spring Sporting Events
By Staff ReporterKansas State Receives Largest Private Donation in School History
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