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Checklist for the Transition to Direct Loans Now Available

NASFAA and the U.S. Department of Education (ED) have collaborated to create the Checklist for the Transition to Direct Loans. NASFAA is pleased to announce the availability this checklist that will help institutions consider all relevant issues as they prepare for participation in the Direct Loan Program. The checklist has interactive fields, allowing the user to answer questions and save their work without printing the document.
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Forde Minutes: 40 names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college hoops – ESPN

Seattle Post Intelligencer Forde Minutes: 40 names, games, teams and minutiae making news in college hoops ESPN Anyway, this rumination led to a Minutes Media Poll of sports writers who do their work in the college towns of America. The Minutes asked writers who cover ... College basketball: No. 1 Kansas rips Texas St. Louis Post-Dispatch College Basketball: Kansas Jayhawks vs Texas Longhorns Game TheOnlinewire Consistency Propels Jayhawks Sports Central FanHouse all 362 news articles
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Sociologists Get Religion

In significant shift over time, issues related to faith get more play in top journals, more scholars make religious issues central to their work, and more are getting outside funds.
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JCTC Course Gives Students with Down Syndrome a Taste of College Life

The six students in Luanne Goldsby's class have Down syndrome and are not receiving college credit for their work, but instead get a Continuing Education Unit.
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The Insecurity of Higher Ed Research

Scholars of higher education debate relevance of their work, even as annual meeting features scores of compelling studies.
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So You Want My Job: Police Officer

Image from Chicagos Finest Once again we return to our So You Want My Job series, in which we interview men who are employed in desirable jobs and ask them about the reality of their work and for advice on how men can live their dream. Today we hear from a man who works as a police officer in a specialized unit that does everything from undercover work to patrols in high crime areas. Because of the nature of his job, he asked to remain anonymous. 1.
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B’s Sculptures

  I have been called a “sensualist” sculptor, and although there is no question that my art does involve the senses, there is much more than just seduction here. There also exists an underlying theme,  which unifies my work and illustrates a style which, though eclectic, is a natural evolution.  My parents were both abstract artists, and they involved me in their work on a regular basis. My father was a car mechanic who built creative-yet functional sculptures under the hoods of various Chev
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