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A University pharmacy professor is a defendant in a federal court case, in which he is accused of collecting and disseminating pharmacy test questions to students, according to court documents obtained by The Red & Black. The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy filed the case Aug. … 29 Comments
Many College of Pharmacy students and alumni boast Flynn Warren is the best professor at the University. And over the past five years, 514 pharmacy students - 99 percent - passed national and state pharmacy exams - usually after his review class. Soon some returned the favor, according to students interviewed Wednesday. … 8 Comments
Congratulations to Stephan Pastis. Thirty-four percent of our voters choose his cartoon, "Pearls Before Swine." … 0 Comments
This week, the Student Government Association started a campaign to change the football ticketing process to ensure all students receive tickets. Katy Bowers, the president of SGA, said she came up with the idea earlier this week and decided to get more students involved. … 1 Comment
New Orleans is still regrouping after Hurricane Katrina, according to interviews with two students with ties to the city and an expert on the racial issues in the city. Seniors Shane Vaiskauskas, from Hampton, and Heather Post, from Roswell, attended Tulane University when Katrina struck two years ago. … 2 Comments
Several additions have been made at Sanford Stadium for the upcoming football season with concessions, merchandise and photos that will serve to enhance the overall gameday experience for fans. Sanford Stadium will become the first stadium in the country to offer Dippin' Dots in school colors, according to the University Sports Communication department. … 0 Comments
