June 6, 2007 CNN.com Student News Newsletter






 
Wednesday, June 6, 2007



 Watch and Learn 
In today's first report, Republican presidential candidates debate the issues. Then, we travel to Germany to check out security measures for this week's G8 summit. And we learn why one graduate's high school diploma was denied.
This Friday's edition of CNN Student News is the last broadcast of the school year. Watch for the program over the summer at CNN.com/EDUCATION.

 University of Wisconsin faces fleeing faculty 
University of Wisconsin-Madison has long been an attractive target for elite schools like Harvard and Stanford looking for top academics. But now other public universities are among the faculty poachers, and school administrators are worried.


 
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