U.S. Department of Education reviewed the Marquette response to sex assault report

Posted on May 16, 2012 by admin

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Review fell under federal Clery ACT, the same action that prompted the federal Government to investigate allegations of sexual abuse involving former Assistant football coach of Penn State's Jerry Sandusky.

Clery ACT requires all colleges and universities that participate in the program of the federal financial aid programs to keep and disclose information about crime on or near their campuses.

The Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm said in May that could not have law enforcement

Previous school advise students options available, including reported allegations to the Police. The school has changed since the Protocol to start telling the police promptly allegations of sexual abuse.

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Dexter Review: “Smokey and the Bandit”

Posted on May 11, 2012 by admin

Through three Dexter episodes this season, it seemed as if I'm watching three different shows.

In the first, Debra Morgan is the new, young Police Lieutenant, encouraged the struggle with his former girlfriend and struggled for a second please his boss and remained independent from his boss. I actually find myself enjoying this angle, such as LaGuerta just sucks and I am rooting for Deb appeared to her.

In the two, two shady characters obsessed with religion in some way a dangerous fanatic. One is a Professor, the other with the faithful, but somewhat hesitant students/children and, together, they took extreme measures to … recreating the death of the Bible? Issuing the warning the coming Apocalypse?

It is not clear at this point, but it's the last picture was certainly haunting and I remain a fan of Colin Hanks and Edward James Olmos. The storyline they just felt a bit heavy-handed so far.

Finally, thirdon, we have broken our hero. Dexter arc really doesn't do anything for me this week. The Takeaway is that it will one day be too old to kill and be faced with the conundrum of what else is there in life? Okay. But not all of us will be faced with a dilemma? Not like that most of the population is afraid of arthritis, dementia, everything that comes along with being a senior citizen?

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In the fashion Police, MOM discovers new powers Online

Posted on May 6, 2012 by admin

The Audio for this story from Morning Edition will be available at around 9: 00 am ET

After JC Penney advertised the shirts a lot of people find sexist, Lauren Todd launched an online petition. Screengrab taken from JC Penney Change.org, after removed The from the inventory.

Angry consumers have switched to an online petition to try to change what puts retailers on their store shelves. This fall, JC Penney had to scrap a shirt that read "I'm too pretty to do homework, so my sister has done it for me," after a kick by online consumers who call the sexist shirt. Other retailers also feel the pressure.

When the New York resident Lauren Todd saw a picture of "I'm too pretty to do your homework" shirts on Facebook last August, he was upset. So he started a social action site Change.org petition.

He then interviewed on CBS, where he said, "that was pretty outrageous will be posted on Facebook, but it's really more embarrassing than that-and I feel like I need to do something about it."

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Jasmen Gonzalez Update: family friend Jose Sifuentes was charged with murder

Posted on May 1, 2012 by admin

Police moved 23 years Jose Sifuentes Consepcion from their prison, where he was put on hold immigration, to the center of the Lew Sterrett justice in downtown Dallas on Tuesday morning.

Sifuentes was charged with the murder of the girl after the incriminating evidence was found in a vehicle and an apartment.

According to a search warrant police obtained a statement, with a black handle, rubber gloves, yellow hair, half of the gold charm, and human blood samples of suspected.

Jasmen and parents visiting Texas North of Oklahoma City. About a dozen people, including Sifuentes, attend a party Saturday in an apartment on Walnut Street where the family lived.

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How the cloud is revolutionizing personal computing

Posted on April 26, 2012 by admin

When Greg Duffy shopping business ideas around in 2008, investors after investors told him the same thing: you're crazy.

Duffy wanted to build a gadget-an IP camera for home surveillance that is accessed through the cloud–and most startup investors do not want to have anything to do with manufacturing. They wanted to the software, and software only.

There are many other examples: jawbone's Up bracelets, track physical activity and serve all data up to sync with the cloud.

"This is something universal shift," said we think that Sameer, the couple with the company's business partners who invest Accel with Dropcam, which Accel's the first foray into consumer electronics. "We will see a lot of things make more sense as a connected devices and services. It's not special Dropcam. "

For the part, Duffy blunt about how important she believes this shift for all the gadget maker: "any company that did the electronics and not think about how the product is accessed from the clouds should probably Beware," he said.

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