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A bonus to cover taxes on the bonus
University presidents at top private universities in the U.S. have received help to pay taxes on some of the bonuses and benefits they earn from their institutions, shows a new study of compensation which also found that 60 per cent of university leaders made between $200,000 and $600,000 a year. Called 'gross-up,' the practice is declining in the corporate sector.
Activists at Chinese campuses monitored
University campuses are often boiling cauldrons of dissent. Not so in China, where student groups have to be approved by the Communist Youth League Committee and unregistered groups report they face restrictions and intimidation.
Talk in the classroom
The "flipped classroom" is growing as teachers adapt to the lives of students who are more likely to want to watch a lecture on their iPads at home. They use the classroom to do homework with a teacher's help and work on collaborative assignments.
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