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Lumi*Solair Receives Export Achievement Award
Lumi*Solair has just been awarded the prestigious Export Achievement Award from the U.S. Department of Commerce for its solar energy products.
City Mice Get Tougher Faster, Geneticists Say
Everything moves faster in cities - including evolution, new research suggests. Huddled together in the wooded "islands" of New York City parks, urban white-footed mice have begun to differentiate genetically from their rural brethren in the larger forested areas surrounding the city - and from one another within the metropolis - according to new ... (more)
Lumi*Solair Receives Prestigious Export Achievement Award From U.S. Department of Commerce
The award recognizes the company's innovative work to tackle some of the world's toughest infrastructure problems with U.S. renewable energy technology.
WeiserMazars taps new local head
New York-based accounting firm WeiserMazars said that Vincent R. Burke has replaced Kathryn A. Byrne as head of the firm's Pennsylvania operations, which are run out of Ft.
City Room: Finally, Baruch College Students Can Break Out the Ray-Bans
Baruch College's new plaza used to be a street: East 25th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues, which is flanked by Baruch buildings.
Heard from Cory Booker lately? Few have, and that's no accident
NEWARK - Cory Booker set a standard for publicity in the last year. In addition to his ubiquity on Twitter and cable news, the Newark mayor rescues animals and pulls citizens from burning buildings.
"Reach For the Book - It Is a Weapon"
The components of a book shield are relatively simple: two large pieces of thick cardboard glued together, an old bicycle inner tube , and plastic wrap.
Whispered complaints about U.S.-Cuba academic exchanges go public
Whispered complaints about U.S.-Cuba academic exchanges go public
McAuliffe: Get money out of politics
JUNE 03: Terry McAuliffe, campaign chairman for Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, June 3, 2008 at Baruch College in New York City.
Study finds mice in New York City are evolving
While evolution is often thought of as playing out in the wilds of the natural world, as it turns out, urban environments are a major hotbed for species adaptations.
Cheating Baruch biz big demanded bribe: student
A Baruch College administrator convicted of forgery and grade-fixing also solicited a bribe from a graduate student, a lawsuit claims.
Infiltration of American academic group by Cuban spies denounced
Terry McAuliffe gets 78% of campaign cash from outside Virginia
JUNE 03: Terry McAuliffe, campaign chairman for Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton, looks on as Clinton speaks to supporters at the final primary night party June 3, 2008 at Baruch College in New York City.
Matthew Goldstein announced recently that he'll step down as chancellor of City University in a few months.