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New UAS partnerships allow students to pursue law degrees in Juneau
Normally, students pursuing law move out of state. A new partnership between Mitchell Hamline School of Law and University of Alaska Southeast allows them to take courses locally instead.
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New UAS partnerships allow students to pursue law degrees in Juneau
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Juneau
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Southeast
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Statewide
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Alaska state attorney arrested by ICE, held at Tacoma detention center
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EPA waives restrictions on using high-sulfur diesel on the North Slope
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