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A small Bible college in California has found itself at the center of a controversy, with possible criminal implications, involving the magazine and its parent company.
The for-profit university, recently the subject of a Chronicle investigation over its attempts to skirt state oversight requirements, has failed to get California’s approval to serve veterans.
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