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Reading help on the way for Columbus kindergartners
Most children who came to kindergarten in Columbus schools without knowing the ABCs, which way to hold a book or other important early-reading skills remained behind when they reached third grade.
Website Eases Switch To New Healthcare Codes
University of Illinois at Chicago researchers have developed a website that walks healthcare providers through the challenging transition from the current International Classification of Diseases -- ICD-9 -- to the new ICD-10. Doctors, hospitals and all other healthcare providers have until October 2014 to switch to the new coding system, used to ... (more)
Carleton Art Professors' Work Featured in 25th Anniversary...
In a new installation celebrating 25 years of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, the work of Carleton College art professors David Lefkowitz and Stephen Mohring is featured in "Walker on the Green: Artist-Designed Mini Golf." On Thursday, May 23, The Walker Art Center will open two eight-hole courses, featuring individual holes created by various ... (more)
Guest Commentary: Restoring Latinos' trust in police
Among many Latinos, the perception exists that reaching out to local law enforcement is more risky than potentially continuing to let a criminal run free and prey on others, even though most encounters with law enforcement do not end in the deportation of Latinos, according to U.S. Rep.
660 Students Graduate From Oakton Community College
More than 660 students received degrees and certificates at Oakton Community College' s 42nd Annual Commencement, held May 14, at the College's Des Plaines campus.
Competitive Enterprise Institute to honor transgender woman at annual dinner
Deirdre McCloskey, a professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, is set to be honored by the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a leading Washington, D.C., free market/libertarian think tank, with its annual Julian Simon Award at a major dinner event in June.
Late this afternoon, Washington Examiner senior editorial writer Sean Higgins posted a column with the blaring headline, "Competitive Enterprise Institute to honor transgender woman at annual dinner," expressing bewilderment at the libertarian think-tank's decision to honor transgender economist Deirdre McCloskey with an award.
Journal of Medicinal and Pharmaceutic...
Development and Therapeutic Implications of Selective Histone Deacetylase 6 Inhibitors
Jay H. Kalin studied chemistry at Salisbury University, MD, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree under the supervision of Dr.
UIC information specialists ease switch to new healthcare codes
University of Illinois at Chicago researchers have developed a website that walks healthcare providers through the challenging transition from the current International Classification of Diseases -- ICD-9 -- to the new ICD-10. Doctors, hospitals and all other healthcare providers have until October 2014 to switch to the new coding system, used to ... (more)
Graduate health informatics program at Marshall is one of three accredited in U.S.
Marshall University's Master of Science in Health Informatics degree program was awarded national accreditation April 19 from the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management.
U46 recognizes the top 2 percent of grads
Streamwood High School students in the top 2 percent graduating fromSchool District U46 are recognized at Monday at a special school board meeting in the Elgin High School auditorium.
Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation awards dental student grants
Business Ledger news services NAPERVILLE The Delta Dental of Illinois Foundation, the charitable arm of Delta Dental of Illinois, awarded two $2,500 grants to graduating dental students at The University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry.
Defective graphene chemFETs make good sensors
Graphene can be used to make highly sensitive gas and chemical sensors but only if the carbon material contains defects.
New Education Dean Takes Social Justice Into the Classroom
Kevin K. Kumashiro, who is 43, will become dean of the University of San Francisco's School of Education in July.
Bone Marrow Tinctures for Cardiovascular Disease: Lost in Translation [Editorials]
From the Section of Cardiology, Department of Medicine and Department of Pharmacology, University of Illinois at Chicago, School of Medicine, Chicago, IL.
Science, Industry and Business
Perfectly doped quantum dots yield colors to dye for
Quantum dots are tiny nanocrystals with extraordinary optical and electrical properties with possible uses in dye production, bioimaging, and solar energy production.
Heartland re-asserts connection between Education and Capitalism
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Rhode Islanders Find Chicago Shen Yun 'Soothing'
"It's a very peaceful show! It's culturally rich, it's soothing, it's relaxing, as well as very entertaining," said Jonathan Marchetti, about the performance by Shen Yun Performing Arts that he, his wife, and sister-in-law had just seen.
Study: Binge Drinkers Have Impaired Heart Circulation
According to a recent study, binge drinkers have impaired heart circulation, some at the level of those who suffer from heart disease.
Perfectly doped quantum dots yield colors to dye for
Quantum dots are tiny nanocrystals with extraordinary optical and electrical properties with possible uses in dye production, bioimaging, and solar energy production.