Indiana looks to revamp school grade scale

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Board of Education is considering changes to its new A-to-F grading system for schools after objections from many high schools that received C ratings despite high student test scores.




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U.S. curbs work program for foreign college students

JACKSON, Miss. — The State Department put a freeze Monday on expansion of a program that lines up summer jobs in the U.S. for foreign college students, citing persistent complaints about young people getting ripped off and exploited.


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Occupy protesters march through Indianapolis, berate banks

INDIANAPOLIS — Dozens of anti-Wall Street protesters marched Saturday through downtown Indianapolis, chanting slogans and holding signs berating the nation's big banks after a rally where they urged people to transfer their money to local banks and credit unions.



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Initial agreement reached in Greece power-sharing

ATHENS, Greece — Greece's embattled prime minister and main opposition leader agreed Sunday to form an interim government to ensure the country's new European debt deal and oversee early elections.



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Michigan Senate approves anti-bullying proposal

LANSING, Mich. — Michigan would join the vast majority of states requiring public schools to adopt anti-bullying policies under legislation passed Wednesday by the Republican-led Senate.





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