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Albany, Chicago & Villanova Ban Laptops in the Classroom

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Details at Above the Law: You know, if I didn?t know better, I?d say that Villanova, Albany, and Chicago have lost sight of the fact that students are [paying] to be in those classrooms. This isn?t high school. Students spending class time playing Warcraft aren?t truants ? instead, they are...

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