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Professor Sues University of Cincinnati for firing him After Rescinding Resignation
Muhammad Ashraf, a tenured professor who served at the University of Cincinnati's medical school for 35 years has filed a lawsuit against the school for violating his constitutional rights by firing him after he withdrew his resignation.
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USC Unaware Of Whistleblower Lawsuit against Cancer Researcher Charles Bennett (UPDATE)
Netflix Adds Profiles Feature to Keep Company in 'Membership Happiness Business'
iPad Mini 2 Release Date: Tablet May Have Retina Display Screen Provided by Samsung
Starbucks Switches to Google From AT&T for Faster Wi-Fi
Northwestern To Pay $3M to Settle Cancer Research Grant Fraud Suit
Center College Receives Record Donation of $250M to Establish Brockman Scholars Program
By Staff ReporterUCSD Student Abandoned In DEA Cell; Will Get $4M from US Justice Department
By Staff ReporteriOS 7 Beta 4 Release Date: New Features Include Fingerprint Recognition Technology
By Russell WesterholmFormer Southern Mississippi Student Sues School Over Rights Violation
By Staff ReporterFormer Ohio State President to Receive $5.8M in Retirement Package Deal (UPDATE)
By Staff ReporterApple Investigating Factories Following China Labor Watch Claims of Workplace Violations
By Russell WesterholmU. Offers Petroleum Engineering Graduate Program
By Staff ReporterNexus 7 Release Date Today: Device On Sale Four Days Early at Best Buy and Wal-Mart Locations
By Russell Westerholm
