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Bush seeks District 1 Washington County Commissioner's seat
"I have the education, experience, and personality to be a good County Commissioner," Bush said in a news release.
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Storm Season is Here: Florida State University's 2012 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
Scientists at the Florida State University Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies have released their fourth annual Atlantic hurricane season forecast, using a unique computer model with a knack for predicting hurricanes with unprecedented accuracy.
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Bus Trips Introduce New Medical Students to Rural Medicine
Friday, for the third consecutive year, first-year Florida State University medical students will board buses and fan out across North Florida to explore rural health care.
I worry about places like Tampa Bay, Florida, the Florida Keys,...
"I worry about places like Tampa Bay, Florida, the Florida Keys, Savannah, Georgia, the New Jersey coastline - places that haven't been hit by a devastating hurricane in a long time." -- said Dr.
Multiyear budgeting eyed by Fla higher ed panel
Rick Scott's panel on overhauling state colleges and universities began its work Wednesday.
Storm Beryl Wasn't Much Help for Southeast Drought, States Say
Tropical Depression Beryl's soaking rains were swallowed up by parched soil in Florida and Georgia and won't be enough to relieve drought conditions, state climatologists said.
Financial aid on a debit card? Students hit with extra fees.
Financial aid can be cheaper to administer when colleges hand it off to debit card companies.
Most central Pennsylvania suicides are by people ages 40 to 60, coronor reports show
When 14-year-old Brandon Bitner walked into the path of a tractor-trailer in 2010 in Perry County, midstate residents were shocked and called for more action to counter the bullying that drove Bitner to take his life.
Public's misperceptions another hurricane hazard
Florida State University professor Jay Baker, who has spent almost four decades questioning people about their storm experiences, said one constant over that span is that too many people believe they are safer than they are.
Outrage Grows to University of Missouri Shutting Down Press
By Claire Kirch Bruce Joshua Miller, a commission publisher's rep in Chicago and Ned Stuckey-French, an English literature professor at Florida State University, are leading the charge in drumming up public opposition to the University of Missouri's ...
Buckyballs grow by gobbling up carbon
New insights into the formation of some of chemistry's most iconic molecules - the fullerenes - suggest they grow by 'eating' carbon atoms.
Creekside grad sets sights on engineering
Every year, The St. Augustine Record applauds all the graduates of area high schools, both public and private, for their achievements.
As He Prepares to Retire, California State's Leader Stands Up for His Decisions
Charles B. Reed announced his plans to retire on Thursday. He has been chancellor of California State U. since 1998, overseeing a period of rapid growth and severe budget cuts.
Beauty & Self Books & Music Career Computers Education Family Food & Wine Health & Fitness Hobbies & Crafts Home & Garden Money News & Politics Relationships Religion & Spirituality Sports Travel & Culture TV & Movies According to an article on psychologytoday.com, twenty percent of people identify themselves as chronic procrastinators.
Class of '12: Lely graduate had good chemistry with school studies
This is one of a series of reports publishing through the end of May about some of the outstanding seniors in the Class of 2012.
Birds got smart by becoming big babes
Out of the skulls of babes. Modern birds have skulls that look remarkably like those of juvenile dinosaurs, offering an unusual explanation for how birds came to have relatively large brains.
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23 doctors graduate from FSU's Daytona Beach campus
Twenty-three students from the Florida State University College of Medicine's regional campus in Daytona Beach have graduated recently as physicians and start their residency programs in June.
Judy Martin retiring for a second time
Jana Butler, left, was selected as South Florida Baptist Hospital Foundation executive director, to replace Judy Martin, who is retiring May 31.
Ponte Vedra 'remarkable senior' inspires through courage, compassion
Some have made top grades. Others have excelled in sports, art or music. Most have volunteered in their community.
MacQueen ready to dive into 'dream job'
A car being driven at a high speed slammed into a utility pole and burst into flames on Bay Road... Steve MacQueen, director of the 7 Days of Opening Nights Performing Arts Festival at Florida State University in Tallahassee, FL, has been hired to succeed outgoing artistic director Arnie Malina at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts and the ... (more)
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