Latest from Sarah McCammon

• Jul 20, 2015

  Fast-tracking doctors to lessen student loans

  A new trend aims to get students through medical school in 3 years instead 4.

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• Mar 13, 2015

  Bars step up to head off sexual assaults

  Some bars around the country are training staff in preventing rape and harassment.

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• Dec 3, 2014

  Does the First Amendment apply to tour guides?

  Tour guides in popular vacation spots say that requiring them to take tests and obtain licenses violates their free-speech rights.

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• Sep 23, 2014

  At some Wal-Marts, health care in your shopping cart

  Wal-Mart is opening its own health clinics at some stores in the rural South.

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• Sep 23, 2014

  At in-store clinics, $4 checkups for Wal-Mart workers

  The company hopes the clinics will help save money on employee health care.

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• Aug 21, 2014

  Teaching theology… for profit?

  A for-profit college based in Georgia offers theology degrees to would-be pastors.

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• Apr 15, 2014

  Why farmers can’t wait to pick Vidalia onions

  Vidalia onion grower challenges a Georgia state rule that sets April 21 as the earliest date farmers can pack onions for sale.

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• Oct 22, 2013

  Some colleges waitlist students who can’t afford tuition

  George Washington University is changing how it describes its admissions policy – and admitting it does wait-list some students in part because of inability to pay tuition.

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• Sep 3, 2013

  The end of Kodak moments?

  Kodak is emerging from bankruptcy – with a new focus on commercial printing.

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• Sep 2, 2013

  Apple’s ‘plastic iPhone’ goes after Samsung customers

  Apple is about to unveil a music service and two new phones – including a cheaper model – as it fights for market share against Samsung phones like the Galaxy.

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