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  • Voters who cast their ballots via smartphones made fewer errors than they did when voting via traditional methods in a mock election, according to new research from psychologists at Rice University.

    Voters using smartphones made fewer errors in mock election

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    Voters who cast their ballots via smartphones made fewer errors than they did when voting via traditional methods in a mock election, according to new research from psychologists at Rice University.

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  • It was a rainy Tuesday afternoon in late February when 27 Rice students packed Sewall Hall's Room 303 for a course called The Legal Framework of Religious Tolerance. The course is co-taught by Rice President David Leebron and Lawrence Sager, one of the country's preeminent constitutional scholars and the co-author of "Religious Freedom and the Constitution."

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    It was a rainy Tuesday afternoon in late February when 27 Rice students packed Sewall Hall's Room 303 for a course called The Legal Framework of Religious Tolerance. The course is co-taught by Rice President David Leebron and Lawrence Sager, one of the country's preeminent constitutional scholars and the co-author of "Religious Freedom and the Constitution."

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  • Rice University's marketing efforts have again earned recognition for exceptional quality, creativity and message effectiveness.

    Rice earns gold, bronze awards for marketing efforts

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    Rice University's marketing efforts have again earned recognition for exceptional quality, creativity and message effectiveness.

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