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The Learning Network: Test Yourself | Math, Jan. 31, 2011
To protest the high cost of his tuition, a student at the University of Colorado, Boulder paid his spring semester tuition of $14,309.51 using $1 dollar bills and change. If a $1 bill weighs about one gram, about how many pounds did the student's money weigh?
Posted in College News Also tagged bill-weighs, boulder, dollar-bills, high-cost, money-weigh, spring, spring-semester, student, test yourself, tuition Comments closed
National Briefing | SOUTH: Kentucky: Discrimination Suit Is Settled at University
An astronomy professor who sued the University of Kentucky after claiming he lost out on a top job because of his Christian beliefs settled with the university.
Posted in College News Also tagged after-claiming, astronomy-professor, beliefs-settled, christian, discrimination, kentucky, lost-out, professor, sued-the-university, suits and litigation, top-job, university of kentucky 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, state, stevens-institute, technology, the-state, year-settled Comments closed
Transforming Africa Through Higher Education
Ashesi University College, a private college in Ghana, was founded with big dreams of transforming the continent.
Posted in College News Also tagged africa, ansforming-the-continent, ashesi-university, continent, ghana, private-college Comments closed
Student Pays Tuition One Dollar at a Time
A sophomore at the University of Colorado pays his $14,309.51 tuition bill in dollar bills, a 50-cent piece and a penny.
Posted in College News Also tagged 309-51-tuition, 50-cent-piece, boulder (colo), colorado, dollar-bills, tuition Comments closed
Breaking Custom, Seton Hall Picks a Layman as President
In naming A. Gabriel Esteban as its new leader, Seton Hall University broke with its recent tradition of appointing only Roman Catholic priests to the post.
Posted in College News Also tagged esteban, esteban, a gabriel, esteban-as-its, gabriel-esteban, its-new, its-recent, new jersey, roman, roman-catholic, seton, seton hall university Comments closed
The Choice: ‘A Deferral Is Not a Rejection’
Jessica Ray, a senior at Cherry Creek High in Denver, learns she'll have to wait a bit longer for a decision from one of her "dream'' schools, though she's already got good news from the University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado School of Mines.
Posted in College News Also tagged bit-longer, cherry, cherry creek high, cherry-creek, colorado, colorado-boulder, colorado-school, denver, from-the-university, good-news, jessica-ray, senior-at-cherry Comments closed
Helping the Environment, Healing a Region
The University of Kisangani in the Congo has started a master's course on sustainable management of the environment, which officials hope will also help the war-torn country in its push for peace and progress.
Posted in College News Also tagged africa, course-on-sustainable, education, environment, its-push, the-environment, the-war-torn Comments closed
A Quest to Explain What Grades Really Mean
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is planning to add extra information — probably median grades, and perhaps more — to transcripts, among other measures.
Posted in College News Also tagged admissions standards, carolina-at-chapel, chapel, chapel-hill, cornell-university, grading of students, measures, north, north-carolina, perrin, andrew, probably-median, reed college Comments closed
The Texas Tribune: Committed to Research, but Cuts Raise Issues