Yesterday | Pasadena Star-News
City of Duarte will thank residents at mayor's breakfast
Duarte will express its thanks to community volunteers at the 24th annual Mayor's Thanksgiving Prayer Breakfast and 22nd annual Duarte Chamber Community Service Recognition Awards from 7 to 9 a.m. Wednesday at the City of Hope's Cooper Auditorium, 1500 East Duarte Road.
Sunday | The Honolulu Advertiser
Students and administration at Hawai'i Pacific University are working to define the purpose and usage of the school's student newspaper, Kalamalama.
Sunday | Mercury-Register
A Byrd's eye view: Volunteering in Uganda makes a difference for Oroville woman
Kendra Byrd grew up in Oroville, but 2 1A1 22 years in Uganda as a Peace Corps volunteer made her appreciate the things most people take for granted -- such as electricity, running water, modern bathrooms, appliances and a variety of foods.
Road rage killer same suspect in Palace exec's death in 2004
The suspect in the road rage killing of a Malacaang official's son on Wednesday night has been involved in a 2004 vehicular accident that left a presidential adviser dead.
UAF administrator Bernice Joseph is finalist for APU president
University of Alaska Fairbanks administrator Bernice Joseph is one of five finalists to be the new president at Alaska Pacific University.
UAF administrator candidate for APU job
University of Alaska Fairbanks administrator Bernice Joseph is 1 of 5 finalists to be the new president of Alaska Pacific University.
Fall plays hit high school stage
Soren Smith rehearses his role as T.J. in 'Candid,' a one-act play directed by Forest Grove High School students Hannah Cadd and Kylie Marble.
The 2009 Alaska Business Plan Competition has extended its call for business plan entries from Alaska businesses to Monday.
Farming on the Frontlines of Change: a Report-Back from Project Survival Media
This post is provided on behalfA of Project Survival Media - a grassroots, student-run media project designed to highlight the true costs of fossil fuels in the lead up to Copenhagen.A As part of this initiative, Project Survival Media team members in California and Oregon are documenting industrial agribusiness' contributions to global warming and ...
Pacific University's Autumn Choreographers Concert will be presented in the Tom Miles Theatre in Warner Hall at 7:30 p.m. November 19-21. Performers include Pacific's Dance Ensemble Company, with guest artist TJ Maheras, and Ties Within.
APU program presents mutual benefit for students, teachers
The students and their mentors' goals are one in the same - education. Every year, Azusa Pacific University places 150 students in classrooms in Azusa and Glendora.
UK Mandates Sex Ed for All 15-Year-Olds
Jim is Senior Writer, Editor and Researcher for Azusa Pacific University's Center for Youth and Family .
Hawaii Pacific University launches new Web sites
Starting this fall, 2009, there have been two emerging websites from Hawaii Pacific University, The re-designed Kalamalama and the new sensation Hawaii Pacific News .
Student organization concerned about HPU newspaper
Does censorship of student journalists exist at Hawaii Pacific University? The answer is yes, if you ask the Associated Students of HPU.
When Tiffany Moore's parents moved from Los Angeles for better schools and a safer community, Moore left her cousins in the schools she left behind.
Laugh, learn by catching these new shows
'Tis the season for theater productions. Within the next week you can find a show to get you into the holiday spirits and make you laugh .
There's a new Web site in town for Hawaii college students looking to share news, opinions and multimedia across campuses and with a greater community audience.
Critics challenge validity of Balch Springs mayor's doctorate
Carrie Gordon is mayor of Balch Springs and a Dallas city planner. But it's another title she uses - doctor - that has some critics complaining.
Hey, Northwest Natural - LNG's a Climate Crime
Yesterday, the fight against new fossil fuel infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest rose to a new level .A For years, a remarkable coalition of activists - ranging from wilderness advocates, to small farmers and timber growers, to college students and climate organizers - has been fighting proposals by giant energy companies to import liquefied ...
Will he shoot? Ex-Trail Blazer eyes Ore. gov race
Chris Dudley's free throw shots were always iffy propositions. Now the former Portland Trail Blazer is in a new arena taking aim at a governor's chair -- and Oregon's Republicans think he can score.
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