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Tag Archives: state
The Choice: For Late Filers to 3 Georgia Universities, Snow Is a Gift
With several inches of snow blanketing the state, three Georgia universities extend their application deadlines.
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The Learning Network: A ‘Quintessentially American’ Dinner
6 Q's About the News | Who attended the state dinner in honor of President Hu Jintao of China?
Posted in College News Also tagged attended-the-state, china, diplomacy, hu jintao, jintao, michelle-obama, news, president, president-obama, state dinner Comments closed
After Scrutiny by New Jersey, College Names a New Leader
Stevens Institute of Technology, which last year settled a lawsuit brought by the state, has hired a University of Maryland official as its president.
Posted in College News Also tagged farvardin, nariman, hoboken (nj), institute, lawsuit-brought, official-as-its, raveche, harold j, stevens-institute, technology, the-state, university, year-settled Comments closed
News Analysis: Governor Thrusts New Jersey to Fore of an Education Fight
Though his ideas are not necessarily new, nor his state’s problems unique, Gov. Chris Christie may find himself in the spotlight in a national debate over education.
Posted in College News Also tagged budgets and budgeting, chris-christie, christie, christie, christopher j, his-ideas, ideas, may-find, national-debate, new jersey, problems-unique, seniority systems, spotlight, tenure Comments closed
Judge Backs Appointment of New Chief for Schools
A State Supreme Court judge dismissed three suits opposing Cathleen P. Black’s appointment.
Posted in College News Also tagged bloomberg, michael r, cathleen, connolly, gerald w, court, decisions and verdicts, judge-dismissed, state-supreme, steiner, david m, three-suits Comments closed
Black’s Appointment as Chancellor Is Contested
Opponents of Cathleen P. Black’s appointment as New York City schools chancellor want a judge to reject a waiver from the state’s education commissioner.
Posted in College News Also tagged black, cathleen p, bloomberg, michael r, cathleen, education (k-12), from-the-state, new york city, ppointment-as-new, schools-chancellor, snyder, eric j., steiner, david m, suits and litigation, the-state Comments closed
Educator in Chief
A deal between New York City and the state to allow Cathleen P. Black to become city schools chancellor sets up the position of a top deputy.
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged become-city, black, cathleen p, bloomberg, michael r, cathleen, deal-between, education (k-12), new york city, position, schools-chancellor, the-position Comments closed
State Didn’t Vet Advisers on Chancellor Pick for Conflicts
New York State officials did not screen evaluators of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s choice for schools chancellor to see if they had conflicts of interest or ties to the Bloomberg administration.
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged black, cathleen p, bloomberg, conflicts of interest, interest-or-ties, mayor-michael, mirrer, louise, not-screen, officials-did Comments closed
U. of California Will Raise Tuition by 8 Percent
With declining support from the state, the university’s president, Mark G. Yudof, had cast the fee increase as necessary to maintain the system’s academic excellence.
Posted in College Education, College News Also tagged california, cast-the-fee, declining-support, from-the-state, increase-as-necessary, maintain-the-system, the-fee, the-university, tuition, university, university of california, yudof, mark g Comments closed
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