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Press releases from: August 2015

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Murray, Scott Applaud New Worker Protections Limiting Harmful Beryllium Exposure
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Senate Democrats Go After GOP on Worker Protections
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Alexander: Americans Need More Job Opportunities, More Flexibility
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Alexander Commends Hatch, Shaheen Legislation to Give Higher Ed Institutions ‘Skin in the Game’
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MURRAY, WARREN, AND BLUMENTHAL REQUEST INSPECTOR GENERAL EXAMINATION OF EDUCATION DEPARTMENT'S STUDENT LOAN SERVICERS' COMPLIANCE REVIEW
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Alexander: Federal Policies Should Encourage Students to Complete College on Time, Encourage Colleges to Help Students Finish
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Murray: Congress Should Break Down Barriers That Hold Students Back; Ensure All Students Can Succeed in Higher Education
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Senate Republicans Block Murray, Warren Effort to Move Forward on Legislation to Support Workers
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Murray Highlights Democrats’ Efforts to Support Workers in 114th Congress
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Murray on GOP Attempt to Defund Planned Parenthood, Attack Women’s Health: Not On Our Watch

Press releases from: July 2015

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Alexander Statement on Administration Plan to Give Pell Grants to Prisoners
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House, Senate Education Leaders Discuss Efforts to Replace No Child Left Behind
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House, Senate Education Leaders Discuss Efforts to Replace No Child Left Behind
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Murray on Campus Sexual Assault: “The Status Quo Is Completely Unacceptable”
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Alexander, Murray Introduce Mental Health Awareness and Improvement Act
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Alexander: Federal Laws, Regulations Should Help Create Campus Environment Safer from Sexual Assault
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Senate Passes Hatch, Murray Bipartisan Resolution Commemorating Americans with Disabilities Act Anniversary
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Murray Statement on the 50th Anniversary of Medicare and Medicaid
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Washington Post To get support for education bill, senators conjure lost art: Compromise
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Huffington Post Patty Murray: There Are 'Some Basic Human Rights Abuses' On College Campuses In Rape Cases