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by alleging unlawful price fixing under the Sherman Act
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Since then the league members have agreed not to offer any athletic scholarships, and a lawsuit by current and former Brown University basketball players challenged this ban in March 2023.
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Protected "Ivy League": High traffic page ([Edit=Administrators only] (expires 23:29, October 29, 2022 (UTC)) [Move=Administrators only] (expires 23:29, October 29, 2022 (UTC)))
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Note that Dartmouth College is not the only university that retains the name "college"
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Maybe a vertical arrangement works better
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Add founding years to image caption
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Human is offended by .jpg artifacts, so trying .png. I'm more concerned about sizing and placement... anyone know how to make it extend across the full width and resize with the window size?
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typos, derivation
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Oldest seven is not correct; William and Mary is second only to Harvard in age, and Rutgers is older than Dartmouth.
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New page: The '''Ivy League''' is a group of the United States's eight most highly respected universities. Seven of the eight are also the first seven institutions of higher learning founded in ...
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