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University of Oklahoma fudged alumni endowment rates for 20 years: magazine College students aren’t the only cheaters. For two decades, the University of Oklahoma has been falsifying alumni endowment rates, U.S. News & World Report announced. The magazine, which ranks universities in its highly regarded annual Best Colleges edition, stated the Norman, Okla.-based school offered “inflated data on its alumni giving rates for two decades.” U.S. News & World Report then announced Oklahoma would be unranked in its 2019 edition because of the incorrect data stretching back from 1999, reported CNN. The university originally said its two-year alumni giving rate was 14% but later informed the magazine that the correct number was really 9.7%. “We appreciate the work of U.S. News & World Report and continue to have pride in the top rankings of several of our programs,” said Oklahoma University’s interim president Joseph Harroz. “Rest assured, our university has learned from this occurrence and is working toward the goal of achieving future rankings for 2020 and beyond that reflect OU’s excellence and academic success.” U.S. News & World Report claimed the wrong data affected Oklahoma’s placement in the rankings for best value schools, top public schools and best colleges for veterans. In 2018, the university had been ranked 97th-best in the Best Colleges survey — its debut in the magazine’s listing of the top 100 universities and colleges.

University of Oklahoma fudged alumni endowment rates for 20 years: magazine College students aren’t the only cheaters. For two decades, the University of Oklahoma has been falsifying alumni endowment rates, U.S. News & World Report announced. The magazine, which ranks universities in its highly regarded annual Best Colleges edition, stated the Norman, Okla.-based school offered “inflated data on its alumni giving rates for two decades.” U.S. News & World Report then announced Oklahoma would be unranked in its 2019 edition because of the incorrect data stretching back from 1999, reported CNN. The university originally said its two-year alumni giving rate was 14% but later informed the magazine that the correct number was really 9.7%. “We appreciate the work of U.S. News & World Report and continue to have pride in the top rankings of several of our programs,” said Oklahoma University’s interim president Joseph Harroz. “Rest assured, our university has learned from this occurrence and is working toward the goal of achieving future rankings for 2020 and beyond that reflect OU’s excellence and academic success.” U.S. News & World Report claimed the wrong data affected Oklahoma’s placement in the rankings for best value schools, top public schools and best colleges for veterans. In 2018, the university had been ranked 97th-best in the Best Colleges survey — its debut in the magazine’s listing of the top 100 universities and colleges.

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This mother duck marches her babies through a New York hospital every spring This mama has all her ducks in a row. Like clockwork, a mother duck from upstate New York marches her new babies through a hospital in the city of Canandaigua every spring. She did it again earlier this month and staff at the local Thompson Health center in Ontario County were prepared with signs and a camera to capture all the action. “Every year, without fail, a mama duck chooses one of the enclosed courtyards at our M.M. Ewing Continuing Care Center to lay her eggs and take care of her babies,” Thompson Health posted on its Facebook page. “She lets us know when she’s ready to go by tapping on the glass, and this morning, it was time for this annual rite of spring.” The hospital noted that mama duck follows the same path every year and staffers help guide them along by holding large signs to prevent them from getting sidetracked and possibly wandering away from the hall and into rooms. “She has us trained,” one worker said, according to the post. The waterfowl family, which included 13 ducklings this year, marched towards the light coming from a door down the corridor held open by assistant nurse manager Betsy Willard. “The family headed out into a large park-like area behind the facility,” Thompson Health shared. “Good luck, guys. We’ll miss you!” This story just quacked me up!

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I wish you all the best. I've had 2 spinal fusions in my neck and had a disk shaved down in my mid-spine. I worried each time about my spine being operated on, but I was lucky... there has never been a problem with my neck (the first one lasted 9 years, then further deterioration led to another 7 years ago). No pain at all. The back surgery was to 'prevent worsening' rather than correct problems. I haven't had any problems from it, but have kept on way too much weight and am very lazy, so I've become very sedentary, and have pain when I stand or walk more than briefly. I sit most of the time, and rarely leave the house (3 of my 4 best friends moved out of state in the last decade). If I were more active, I would feel better and could do more, but feeling as I do, I can't get myself to do what I should. (I'm almost 57.) Sorry for running on, but I wanted to let you know that spinal surgery is scary, but there can be some good results. I would just recommend you do a better job with following up with what the doctor tells you to do than I did.

Doctors find drugs in rectum of convicted felon being operated on after shooting himself in the groin Things went from bad to worse to weird for a 13-time convicted felon who shot himself in the genitals, then had doctors discover drugs hidden in his rectum while they were performing surgery. Police called to the scene also found meth in Cameron Jeffrey Wilson’s car, according to Washington State news outlet the Wenatchee World News. And he was just getting started. The 27-year-old’s most recent troubles began April 16 when a gun he kept in his pocket discharged, putting a bullet “through his testicles and into his thigh,” according to the report. Not wanting to be charged with gun possession, a bleeding Wilson had his girlfriend drive him to a friend’s house, where he allegedly dumped the firearm before going to an area hospital. It’s illegal for a felon to possess a firearm. What Wilson didn’t drop off was the balloon full of of marijuana that is said to have slipped out of his rectal cavity while doctors were performing surgery. Chelan County, Wash., detectives arrived at the hospital where he was being stitched up to gather information, at which time they also decided to search Wilson’s car. That’s where cops say they found a bag of methamphetamine in the pocket of a pair of bloody jeans Wilson appeared to be wearing when his injury occurred. Police did not arrest Wilson at the hospital, opting instead to issue an April 16 warrant for gun and meth possession, which allowed Wilson to turn himself in two days later. When he did so, police reportedly found another bag of marijuana in his rectum during a jailhouse strip search. Possession of a controlled substance was then added to the growing list of charges against Wilson. A week later, Wilson was also charged with four counts of witness tampering after police reportedly listened in on a jailhouse phone call between the alleged perp and girlfriend, where cops say he told her not to cooperate with investigators. Wilson pleaded not guilty to all charges and is awaiting trial on June 18 on all but the obstruction charge, for which he’ll be tried July 9. Bail was set at $110,000.

A DUI suspect driving in a stolen RV with two dogs on her lap led police on a dangerous high-speed chase through the San Fernando Valley Tuesday night. The recreational vehicle smashed into at least six other cars during the chase, shredding the side of the vehicle's passenger side open. In the middle of the chase, one of the dogs jumped out through the smashed front windshield and ran off as she continued driving. It finally ended when the RV collided into a car in Tarzana and the woman jumped out and fled on foot. Officers quickly tackled her and took her into custody as she was trying to jump the fence of a home in the neighborhood. The wild ending to the chase stunned neighbors of the quiet neighborhood. "These streets are narrow," said Tarzana resident Craig Friedman. "Sure, she was just evading police, but my God, you gotta stop. You know you're gonna get caught." The chase started around 7 p.m. in the Santa Clarita area for failure to yield, according to the California Highway Patrol. AIR7 HD was over the pursuit as the suspect struck a palm tree in a shopping center before continuing. The front end and passenger's side of the RV had significant damage, with the windshield smashed in and the door missing. At several points, the woman was driving up to 60 mph on surface streets. The driver also smashed into several vehicles, including a sedan in an intersection. The man who was in that vehicle suffered six broken ribs and a punctured lung and was being treated at a local hospital. Authorities were able to recover the first dog that jumped out of the vehicle. An animal control officer was able to loop the second dog, which appeared to be injured, at the scene. It was leaving bloody paw prints behind as it stayed by the woman's side. The dog was being checked by a veterinarian. The driver crashed into a white Hyundai sedan in Tarzana and fled on foot with the second dog for a short time before being taken into custody around 7:30 p.m. near Tampa Avenue and Wells Street. Two people inside the Hyundai were injured. The suspect, described as a woman in her 40s, also suffered unknown injuries and was treated by first responders at the scene. She is expected to face charges that include driving under the influence, felony evading and felony hit-and-run. https://abc7news.com/video/embed/?pid=5312019