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The LAT reports inside that gay hate crimes legislation has an improved prognosis in the 110^th Congress.

The WP teases Castro's failure to show up for his own birthday parade, fueling speculation that the Cuban leader is on his way off the mortal coil. Inside, the NYT braces for Castro's death. Understatement of the day: "Mr. Castro's Cuba is very much a work in progress."

Inside, the LAT reports that the gender pay gap is finally shrinking. The bad news: Women aren't earning more, men are simply earning less than they used to.

Columbia University is investigating whether or not at least one student may have cheated on his or her ethics final, as Radaronline reported Friday. The WP's take on the story is nothing if not optimistic, arguing that being at the center of this kind of story can't help but teach this year's graduating class something about navigating an ethical crisis.

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