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New York University organic chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired after students petitioned the school with claims that his class was too difficult.
New York University organic chemistry professor Maitland Jones was fired after students petitioned the school with claims that his class was too difficult.
 
First-year ECU medical students celebrated during drive-thru alternative to traditional event
First-year ECU medical students celebrated during drive-thru alternative to traditional event
 
Rise Up conference brings potential medical students to campus
 
Shortly after the Council of State approved the first $200 million issuance and sale for the Connect NC Bond, Appalachian State University was awarded a construction contract to build a new College of Health Sciences Building
Shortly after the Council of State approved the first $200 million issuance and sale for the Connect NC Bond, Appalachian State University was awarded a construction contract to build a new College of Health Sciences Building
 
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