Indiana University law, business students providing free tax assistance to low ... - The Republic

Indiana University law, business students providing free tax assistance to low ... The Republic AP BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Indiana University law and business school students are providing free tax assistance to low-income, elderly and disabled residents. The students are participating in the Internal Revenue Service's Volunteer Income Tax ... and more »

Panelists Say Law Schools Have Problems, But No Crisis - Harvard Crimson

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Panelists Say Law Schools Have Problems, But No Crisis Harvard Crimson After a New York Times editorial declared in November that “American legal education is in crisis,” law professors from Harvard, Indiana University, and York University refuted the editorial's dismal claim at a panel discussion on Thursday. 3 Chicago law schools sued by graduatesChicago Tribune Lawsuits Filed Against Three Chicago Law SchoolsJDJournal.com all 38 news articles »

IU expert: Right-to-work law not the best catalyst for economic growth - Fox 59

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IU expert: Right-to-work law not the best catalyst for economic growth Fox 59 According to an Indiana University Maurer School of Law expert, however, the law is ill-advised and may backfire on the legislature. Right-to-work legislation is speeding its way through the Indiana General Assembly, and Gov. Mitch Daniels is expected ... Right-to-work law not the best catalyst for economic growth: IU expertIndiana University all 2 news articles »

State won't release toxicology lab results - Indianapolis Star

State won't release toxicology lab results Indianapolis Star Fran Watson, a professor at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law in Indianapolis, said there is a compelling need for the public to know the results. It goes, she said, to the heart of the integrity of our legal system. and more »

Ind. Senate backs ban on college retirement age - Chicago Tribune

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Ind. Senate backs ban on college retirement age Chicago Tribune INDIANAPOLIS— The Indiana Senate has approved a bill to prohibit state universities from setting mandatory retirement ages for school administrators. Senators voted 49-1 in favor of the bill Monday, sending it to the House for consideration. Deal gives exemption for 65, upFort Wayne Journal Gazette A roundup of recent Indiana newspaper editorialsNECN Indiana Senate on verge of passing right-to-work billJournal and Courier all 1,262 news articles »