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• Obamas attend end-of-school events for daughters (AP)
• Lawyer: Client in NY money transfer case innocent (AP)
• Microsoft Cloud Service Deployed by Kentucky Schools (PC World)
• US court weighs school discipline for Web posts (AP)
• High school students face hard lesson in economics (AP)
• Wash. school shooter died by suicide, not deputy (AP)
• Prosecutor to look at charges in Wis. sheep deaths (AP)

Obamas attend end-of-school events for daughters (AP) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 07:02 PM PDT AP - The end of the school year is the same for the Obamas as other families: lots of school events.

Lawyer: Client in NY money transfer case innocent (AP) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 04:53 PM PDT AP - A lawyer told a jury Thursday that it should acquit an Ivy League-educated man from Iran on charges that he violated the Iran trade embargo as his family sent him $3.4 million.

Microsoft Cloud Service Deployed by Kentucky Schools (PC World) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 02:20 PM PDT PC World - The Kentucky Department of Education is replacing its e-mail servers with a free cloud-based offering from Microsoft, one that will supply 700,000 students, faculty and staff with e-mail and other information-sharing tools.

US court weighs school discipline for Web posts (AP) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 01:37 PM PDT AP - A U.S. appeals court heard arguments Thursday over whether school officials can discipline students for making lewd, harassing or juvenile Internet postings from off-campus computers.

High school students face hard lesson in economics (AP) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 11:50 AM PDT AP - Students graduating from high school this spring may be collecting their diplomas just in time, leaving institutions that are being badly weakened by the nation's economic downturn.

Wash. school shooter died by suicide, not deputy (AP) Posted: 03 Jun 2010 07:14 AM PDT AP - A Washington state medical examiner says a gunman who killed a Tacoma teacher committed suicide and was not killed by a shot from a sheriff's deputy's gun.

Prosecutor to look at charges in Wis. sheep deaths (AP) Posted: 02 Jun 2010 05:25 PM PDT AP - A Wisconsin judge has appointed a special prosecutor to determine whether criminal charges should be filed against nine University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers and officials responsible for experiments that killed sheep.

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