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Salisbury U. considers scrapping SATs
Salisbury University soon may permanently discard the standardized test admission requirement for well-qualified students, becoming the first public university in Maryland to do so.
American architect Frank Lloyd Wright called the practice of integrated design "organic design," which he sought to define as design that uses the important relationship between the parts and the whole of a building.
Poverty simulation designed to address problem
During the Community Action Poverty Simulation on Friday, students from Frederick Community College and Washington College in Chestertown took on the roles of people living in poverty to see what help is available and how to get it.
Zimbabwean Rights Defender and Movement to Receive RFK Award at White House Ceremony
Magodonga Mahlangu and her organization, Women of Zimbabwe Arise , will receive the 2009 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award at an evening ceremony to be held at the White House November 23rd, featuring remarks by President Barack Obama.
Sung Min Kim, of Laurel, was named to the dean's list for the 2009 summer semester at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Mass.
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President Obama on an international trip earlier in 2009
The trademark Obama optimism and vision will certainly be on display during the President's first Asian tour but the US leader will also be under pressure during the trip as there are plenty of headache issues.
Cadets honor veterans, founder
WAYNESBORO - When you go to a military school, things are all structure, tradition, ceremony and discipline.
How to Discover Your Encore Career
At age 55, Dorothy Mench opted to retire from her 26-year career in equity trading operations at a brokerage firm in Chicago when it reorganized.
Nan Aron: Bush DOJ Official Agrees "Torture Memo" Lawyers Should Be Investigated
This week, I participated in a panel discussion about the Bush administration's "torture memos" with a former Bush administration official, Daniel Levin.
Julia Krout, daughter of Tim and Michelle Krout, is one of the students participating in Washington College's 2009 Chesapeake Semester.
Ellen Wise joins College of Education and Public Policy as director of development
2, 2009----The College of Education and Public Policy at the University of Delaware has welcomed Ellen Wise aboard as the college's new director of development.
In Praise of Moot-Court Judging
On Saturday, I spent a rejuvenating morning serving as a judge for the semi-final round of a moot-court competition hosted by American University's Washington College of Law.
Judge, defense attorney team up to teach at law school
What can be more romantic than spending a Monday night instructing second-year law students in the subtleties of probable cause and warrantless searches of automobiles? A lot, perhaps, but the concept seems to work for Court of Appeals Judge Mary Ellen Barbera and criminal defense attorney Gary E. Bair.
From the Annals of 1909 Eugene Manley returned to Auburn to resume his college studies.
Fredericksburg resident Shirley Heim lost her battle with cancer Oct. 7 after a lifelong commitment to her community and family, and a life lived to the fullest.
Professors disagree on whether Md. universities can discriminate against pornography
The leaders of Marylanda s state universities have been handed a daunting homework assignment this semester.
A talent for writing surfaced early in Sean Woznicki's life. As a junior at Hempfield High School, he won his first Scholastic Writing Award for a short story, "Nothing Is What It Seems." Senior year brought him another award for his writing portfolio.
Washington College defends brownfield purchase
Washington College's decision to buy a contaminated waterfront tract on the Chester River is a proverbial win-win, according to an official with the small Eastern Shore liberal arts college.
Symposium on National Security & Human Rights, National Press Club,...
LAW PUNDIT Wednesday, October 14, 2009 10/14/2009 10:37:00 PM [Home] [Print] Symposium on National Security & Human Rights, National Press Club, Washington D.C., October 15, host ACS, American Constitution Soc.
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