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• The list of school supplies gets shorter as students advance

  Before Chris Baldwin arrived on campus this fall, he made sure he had two supplies: soap and nylon rope. He wasn’t worried about the trendy room accessories on sale at Target, or the storage supplies advertised at Walmart. “I didn’t waste any money on things like that this semester,” Baldwin said. A junior theater major, Baldwin has already lived on campus for two years. This year, he’s keeping ...
  2010-09-13 06:13:46

• Staci Richard Selected For Albert Einstein 2010-11 Fellowship

  Triangle Coalition for Science and Technology Education announces the selection of Staci Richard, a Science teacher at Laguna Blanca School, Santa Barbara, California as a 2010-11 Einstein Fellow.
  2010-09-13 05:19:19

• Photo finishes: the Senate

  NOTE: This post was published on the evening of the election; I have amended the time stamp to keep it on the front page.
  2010-09-13 04:44:10

• Just get us ready for work, say students

  STUDENTS say their English exams should focus more on grammar and spelling.
  2010-09-13 04:41:46

• NC's SAT scores static, more students seek college

  RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — The average SAT score for college-bound North Carolina students was almost unchanged this year even though more took the most common entrance test, according to a report released Monday.
  2010-09-13 03:11:10

• Higher education is worse since policy switch in 1991

  For the past two decades, the education ministry has worked hard to reform Japan's university system. In fiscal 1991, the ministry adopted the policy of giving priority to postgraduate programs, leading a number of national universities to change gakubu — traditional undergraduate-level entities such as schools of engineering, medicine, economics, literature, etc. — into research departments ...
  2010-09-13 04:07:29

• Superintendent Roberson's Plan For Richmond County Schools

  Brand new school Superintendent Frank Roberson has toured every school in Richmond County.
  2010-09-13 06:05:22

• NASA Invites Students To A Weightless Challenge

  NASA is hosting two national science competitions that challenge student teams to develop and prepare a microgravity experiment. Proposals are due Nov. 1.
  2010-09-13 05:25:30

• Maine SAT scores virtually unchanged

  Maine’s 2010 high school graduates posted virtually the same scores on the SAT college admissions exam as their 2009 counterparts.
  2010-09-13 04:17:29

• Larry Bock: Building a Better Pipeline

  As we attempt to motivate more young students into the areas of science, technology, engineering and math, it is paramount that we also increase our efforts to include more women and underrepresented minorities in these fields.
  2010-09-13 02:00:40

• Penn St. among schools competing for Navy war money

  NEW ORLEANS - The University of New Orleans is among seven universities competing for up to $30 million over six years from the U.S. Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center-Atlantic in Charleston, S.C.
  2010-09-13 01:59:57

• N.J. SAT scores up slightly but reading, math below national average

  The Class of 2010 chalked up roughly the same SAT scores as seniors the year before, but didn’t test as well as their peers five years ago.
  2010-09-13 05:19:39

• U.S. Helps Bridge Gap in Uganda's AIDS Drugs

  KAMPALA, Sep 13 (IRIN/PlusNews) - The US government has boosted its assistance to Uganda's AIDS programme with an emergency supply of antiretroviral (ARV) drugs worth more than US$5.5 million to begin to put an estimated 72,000 HIV-infected people on the treatment over the next two years.
  2010-09-13 05:58:38

• SCIENCE SCAN

  Educational Resources - Arts - Magazines and E-zines - Technology - Magnetic resonance imaging
  2010-09-13 06:15:35

• How to Choose the Right University

  Many opportunities exist to extract better value from universities and colleges.
  2010-09-13 05:50:25

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