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July 10, 2007 02:57 PM ET | Alison Go | Permanent Link | Print

*How much would it take for the University of Iowa's College of Public Health to sell out and name itself after an insurance company? Apparently, $15 million wasn't enough, reports the Daily Iowan. "The [$15 million] struck me . . . as being a bit on the low side," said one university regent.

*Scammers at the University of Missouri-St. Louis and other nearby colleges are trying to get students to return stolen books to university bookstores for cash, according to the Current. Considering the price of textbooks these days, it's tough to tell who the bad guys are in this one.

*One less job to apply for: The Athens city council voted against hiring a Halloween party planner to help organize and contain the costumed debauchery at Ohio University, the Post reports. –Alison Go

Tags: Iowa | Missouri | Ohio | crime | University of Iowa | Ohio University

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