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A&M-Kingsville Partners With Calallen ISD
Calallen ISD students could complete one or more years of college by the time they finish high school.
Opinion: Why Make Government the Prime Source for Student Loans? (Washington Post)
"While health-care reform occupies the spotlight, the Obama administration is pushing for another Washington takeover -- this time of the student loan system," Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-TN) writes in the Washington Post. "Here is what they haven't told us: The Education Department will borrow money at 2.8 percent from the Treasury, lend it to you at 6.8 percent and spend the difference on new programs. So you'll work longer to pay off your student loan to help pay for someone else's education -- and to help your U.S.
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Stanford Committee to Study Possible Return of ROTC
The Faculty Senate at Stanford University last week voted to create a committee to study the feasibility of returning Reserve Officers' Training Corps programs to the campus. Stanford's ROTC units were phased out in the early 1970s amid faculty questions about requirements and campus opposition to the Vietnam War. More recently, the university and many others have indicated that they don't want programs on campus that discriminate against gay people, as the military does. But Stanford officials said that with the likely end of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" in the next year or so, the time is right to reconsider the issue. Currently, a small number of Stanford students are in ROTC, but they must participate through programs at nearby universities, not on their home campus.
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Georgia Politics Unfiltered: Guest Blogger: State Rep. Margaret …
Guest Blogger: State Rep. Margaret Kaiser On College Education Cuts. Fighting For Our Future By Rep. Margaret Kaiser Georgia's education system is under attack again. This time, our higher education system is the target
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Maryland’s win over Duke inspires College Park, and beyond – Washington Post
Maryland's win over Duke inspires College Park, and beyond Washington Post Wednesday's Maryland game ended too late for me to insert any thoughts into this space, so here goes. And in the time it took me to compile ... and more
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‘Unruly’ revelry after Maryland game leads to 28 arrests in College Park – Washington Post
CBS News 'Unruly' revelry after Maryland game leads to 28 arrests in College Park Washington Post This time, Prince George's Police Chief Roberto Hylton said, officers were stationed around the Route 1 area in College Park, waiting for the revelers. ... College -Basketball Notebook: Maryland police arrest 28 Winston-Salem Journal 27 rioters arrested in College Park after Maryland's victory over Duke Examiner.com More College Park confrontation footage Washington Post (blog) U.S. News & World Report (blog)
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Students Protest Possible Cuts, Higher Tuition
Andrew Bateman stood in front of a crowd of 600 people from all around the state to say the time to act is now. The Metro State College student president wants to save Colorado's college system before it is too late.
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Attaining an Online College Degree | Online Education
There are a lot of people out there who just don't have the time to go to a college campus for an education . This can be for many reasons, such as work,
Israeli Ambassador Offers to Go Back to Irvine