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Aiken native makes 'Top 40 under 40'
A former Aiken resident has been named among the top 40 under 40 by Georgia Trend magazine.
Program aims to boost interest in agricultural careers
Auburn University wants to make sure there's a good crop of students pursuing agriculture degrees in the future.
Retailers say - Black Friday' matchup won't silence region's cash registers
A shopper leaves the Best Buy store on U.S. 280 this week. The store will open at 5 a.m. on Nov.
Alfa Scholarship Deadline Approaching
MONTGOMERY, Ala.- Students planning to pursue degrees in agriculture or forestry at Auburn University are reminded that the deadline to apply for the Alabama Farmers Federation/Alfa Scholarships is Dec.
Prototype security software blocks DDoS attacks
Researchers have come up with host-based security software that blocks distributed denial-of-service attacks without swamping the memory and CPU of the host machines.The filtering, called identity-based privacy-protected access control , can also prevent session hijacking , dictionary attacks and man-in-the-middle attacks, say researchers at Auburn ...
Seminar touts viability of solar power
Solar power production has long been technologically feasi ble for Alabama, according to an expert.
Scottsboro native Jeremy Campbell is scheduled to moderate the Alabama Gubernatorial Forum 2010 today at Auburn University.
Breakthrough in industrial-scale nanotube processing
Rice University scientists today unveiled a method for the industrial-scale processing of pure carbon-nanotube fibers that could lead to revolutionary advances in materials science, power distribution and nanoelectronics.
Auburn University: Learn about native plants
Auburn University's Donald E. Davis Arboretum will host a class about choosing plants that are good for our native landscape and avoiding ones that threaten it.The hour-long program 'What's So Great About Native Plants' will be offered Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at the Davis Arboretum Pavilion.
'Grease's' Teen Angel is an Idol
Few people write their memoirs at age 31. But few people are Taylor Hicks, who for the record turned 33 on Oct.
John Stolarski with Eley Guild Hardy Architects in Biloxi recently passed the Architect Registration Exam and is now a licensed architect in Mississippi.
Auburn business school ranked 84th among worldwide executive MBA programs
Auburn University's College of Business was ranked 84th of 95 worldwide programs for executive MBAs by The Financial Times newspaper.
Organic Vegetable Conference Joins Alabama Food Summit
The seventh annual Organic Vegetable Production Conference will be part of the 2009 Alabama Food Summit at Birmingham's East Lake United Methodist on Nov.
Auburn University: Pumpkin carving Oct. 30
Students from Auburn University's College of Architecture, Design and Construction will create more than 400 jack-o-lanterns at the 21st annual Pumpkin Carve on Oct.
Area historians were recog nized recently by the Air Force Historical Foundation for their efforts in correcting a historical error in an account of the first two Tuskegee Airmen killed in combat.
Program pushes to grab teens' interest in engineering
State education officials are pushing to get more high school students in the Montgomery area and surrounding counties interested in engineering, according to the Alabama Commission on Higher Education.
UAB offers health coverage to same-sex partners
UAB is making change to 'create a positive, supportive and diverse work environment.' The University of Alabama at Birmingham will extend health insurance benefits to same-sex partners beginning Jan.
Jack DeRuiter, PhD Professor, Pharmacal Sciences Harrison School of Pharmacy Auburn University Auburn, AlabamaA Pamela L. Holston, RPh, BS, BA Health Information Designs, Inc.
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Molly Welch: Battling all the way back
Editor's note: Molly Welch, a junior at Auburn University, was pursuing a career in journalism when her plans and life were significantly altered following a February 2008 car accident that left her in a coma.
Auburn, Ford team up to research how to make cars safer using satellites, sensors, and GPS
Auburn University and Ford Motor Co. are teaming up on research that could make cars safer using satellites.
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