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Upper Yarra Secondary College students Brad Woods and Amelia McRorie, like all Victori an VCE students, were anxious to find out their enter scores via SMS, the internet or post last Monday, 14 December.
Mercy College Announces New VP Of Advancement
Mercy College has announced the appointment of Deborah Sontupe as its new vice president of institutional advancement.
Featured Leadership Council: Iowa
This week, we're featuring a DEN that's really starting to build momentum, and just happens to be the home of my own alma mater , IOWA !A Iowa has an extremely dedicated leadership council that is working on building out the DEN community there.A In fact, they've pegged the ITEC Technology Fair as there location of their next event.
Seminar gives police tips on patrolling social media
Police have always monitored the activity of criminals in their districts. Now, they are learning how to track crime on and better patrol social network sites such as Facebook, MySpace, craigslist, and hi5 - the new cyber neighborhoods - where child predators, gangs looking to recruit new members, identity thieves, cyber bullies, and drug dealers ...
Mount Mercy College senior inducted into International Honor Society
Mount Mercy senior nursing student Carissa Griffin, from Clinton, was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society for Nursing on Dec.
Vernon J. Geberth aka 'Mr. Murder' Author of Practical Homicide...
Geberth is a nationally renowned lecturer, author, educator, consultant and expert witness on the subject of death investigations.
Mercy offers one-on-one mentoring to freshmen
Starting college is exciting, but it can be overwhelming for some freshmen. One college in our area has a unique program that matches each incoming student with a mentor to provide support in everything from academics to dorm living.
Adam E. Laver has been appointed chancellor of the Louis D. Brandeis Law Society , the Philadelphia-based Jewish law society that is dedicated to advancing and enriching the personal and professional interests of its members.
Palm Desert news and notes for Nov. 19
Thousands of gently used books will be offered at the Friends of the Rancho Mirage Public Library's annual Fall Book Sale Friday through Sunday.
Executives in accounting, advertising, finance, high tech & new media, law and real estate have all found new digs.
Mercy College offers several short-term programs
You may be surprised to know Mercy College of Northwest Ohio isna t just a oethat nursing school Downtown,a said Anne Loochtan, vice president of academic affairs/dean of faculty.
Gabby Sidibe 'Precious' Interview with Kam Williams
GABOUREY "Gabby" SIDIBE was born in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn in 1983 to R&B/Gospel singer Alice Tan Ridley, and Ibnou Sidibe, a cab driver from Senegal.
The Secret Past of the CR Federal Courthouse
The city of Cedar Rapids is set to inherit the old Federal Courthouse in downtown sometime in the future.
Message to expectant moms: Work it out
There was a time when expectant moms were told to slow down. But for fitness fans like Melisa Mena, Ph.D., taking time off from the gym was hardly relaxing.
Ghost legends thrive at area colleges
About 2:30 a.m., public-safety officer Roy Surma was on patrol alone in the basement of Grey Towers, the rambling 1890s English-style castle that houses administrative offices and student rooms at Arcadia University in Glenside.
In Pawling race, candidates vie for mayor, trustee seats
Editor's note: The Poughkeepsie Journal is a series of candidate profiles prior to the Nov.
Mount Mercy College Announces New Vice President
Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids has named an alumna as its new Vice President for Institutional Advancement.
Have you heard? Tidbits of news from the tri-states
A Dubuque woman won a prize of $10,000 in the Oct. 10 Powerball drawing. Stephanie Stanton claimed her prize at the Iowa Lottery's headquarters in Des Moines.
Georgian Court conference examines women's issues
Lakewood, N.J., Oct. 26, 2009 - Leading experts in ethics and education are among the national guests slated to visit Georgian Court University November 25 for Critical Concern: Women's Issues, a weeklong conference featuring headline speakers, scholarly discussions, research presentations, and special events, including a master dance class led by ...
Revised bill puts more vets on campuses
After serving four years in the Army, including a 15-month stint in Iraq, Bethsaida Encarnacion came home in the fall to begin classes at Monroe College.
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