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BEAUMONT: Class of 2012 graduates
The Class of 2012 has the distinction of being the first to graduate from the new stadium at Beaumont High School.
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National Ground Water Research and Educational Foundation announces student awards
The National Ground Water Research and Educational Foundation awarded a total of $3,000 in Farvolden Awards to four students for paper or poster presentations made at the 2012 NGWA Ground Water Summit that took place in May in Garden Grove, California.
YCIPTA's newly obtained grantee status paves way to autonomy
The Yuma County Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority will soon be independent of the Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization.
Jason is the Web Director for NorthernArizonaNews.com and a Senior in the Communication Studies program at Northern Arizona University.
With rocks, it's all about provenance
Boulder, CO, USA - Major technical advances in the analysis of individual minerals and whole rocks allow greater insight into the source of sediments and sedimentary rocks, thus unroofing the histories of the landscapes from which they came.
Chaparral hires Dan Peterson as 4th boys basketball coach since November
Peterson, who was 1-24 last season at Phoenix Moon Valley High, is the fourth head coach since November at the school.
Market MoverFOR These Times, 'Threepenny Opera' is Timely
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 8, 2009 -- Halfway through the second act of an innovative Northern Arizona University production of "The Threepenny Opera" one demonstrator in a New York City crowd waves the sign: "AIG IS CRUEL !!!" Such is the topical and often humorous adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's play and Kurt Weill's songs, as the realities of ... (more)
Finalists for Edison State College presidency take part in forums
Edison State College presidential hopeful talks at...: Edison State College presidential finalist Eugene Giovannini speaks about his vision for Edison at a Wednesday public forum in LaBelle Edison State College presidential finalist Joseph Sarnovsky speaks Wednesday at a public forum at the campus in south Fort Myers.
Tempe Police Department's spokesman has roots in education
Sgt. Jeffrey Glover, the new public face of the Tempe Police Department, didn't always want to be in law enforcement.
AWC Quartzsite center celebrates 1st graduate
After opening its doors in January 2010, the Arizona Western College Quartzsite Learning Center had its first graduate this year.
A day-long canyoneering trip through Little LO Canyon. Tyler Williams, author of "Canyoneering Arizona", along with wilderness guides, Billie Prosser and Curtis Newell, scramble, rappel and swim through this narrow gorge which drops off the edge of the Mogollon Rim.
Market MoverFOR These Times, 'Threepenny Opera' is Timely
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 8, 2009 -- Halfway through the second act of an innovative Northern Arizona University production of "The Threepenny Opera" one demonstrator in a New York City crowd waves the sign: "AIG IS CRUEL !!!" Such is the topical and often humorous adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's play and Kurt Weill's songs, as the realities of ... (more)
Kyle Hawkey Kyle Hawkey has received his master's degree in human relations at Northern Arizona University-Yuma. In addition to his college coursework, Hawkey works full-time for the University of Arizona as a program coordinator, is a member of the NAU Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi, American Psychological Association and its affiliate the Western ... (more)
Sun Scholars named for mathematics
The Yuma Sun Scholars program recognizes students in Yuma County who excel in one of seven academic categories.
Market MoverFOR These Times, 'Threepenny Opera' is Timely
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 8, 2009 -- Halfway through the second act of an innovative Northern Arizona University production of "The Threepenny Opera" one demonstrator in a New York City crowd waves the sign: "AIG IS CRUEL !!!" Such is the topical and often humorous adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's play and Kurt Weill's songs, as the realities of ... (more)
Our view: Why vo-tech education matters in Erie
Strong vocational education is vital to growing Erie's economy. We stress that message because too many Erie students leave high school without a career path.
NAU-Yavapai plans open house events
Northern Arizona University -Yavapai welcomes interested students and families to Discover NAU-Yavapai from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 24, and Tuesday, June 5. This free event is at the NAU- Yavapai campus at 7351 E. Civic Circle in Prescott Valley, adjacent to the Prescott Valley Public Library .
Northern Arizona University dean chosen as new USM provost
Dr. Michael Stevenson, dean of Northern Arizona University's College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, has been tapped to serve as the next University of Southern Maine provost and vice president of academic affairs, according to an announcement by the school this morning.
Rio grad overcomes physical, financial obstacles to earn AA
Of the 627 students who received degrees at Rio Salado's commencement ceremony on Thursday, perhaps none defines perseverance better than Gregory Kosko.
When the Hopi tribal newspaper, the Hopi Tutuveni , closed its doors in 2009, the Native American community lost an important voice.
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