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Students Who Push Tech Boundaries Should Be Encouraged, Not Punished

July 7, 2014 /

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Universities are not always the most welcoming places for student innovation, yet so many of the biggest tech success stories got their start on college campuses.

As institutions that are home to cutting-edge developers of technology, universities have a responsibility to be more responsive to the needs of student innovators and researchers. It is time to get reform underway, fast.

By April Glaser

Full Story: http://www.wired.com/2014/07/students-who-push-tech-boundaries-should-be-encouraged-not-punished/

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