Hamburg Board Finalizes Plans For Chapman Scholarships (Ashley County Ledger)
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Hamburg Board Finalizes Plans For Chapman Scholarships (Ashley County Ledger)
The Hamburg School Board, in its regular meeting on Monday night, July 16, finalized the procedures for the A. B. Chapman scholarship program which will begin in the new school year.
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NDSU given $10.5 million grant (Grand Forks Herald)
A $10.5 million grant for North Dakota State University will further establish the college as a center for biomedical research, officials said.
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Local News & Events (The Salinas Californian)
Leadership Monterey Peninsula has announced board officers for the coming year: president, Lou Panetta, California State University, Monterey Bay; vice president, Monta Potter, Carmel Chamber of Commerce; secretary, Wendy LaRiviere, Monterey College of Law; and treasurer, Steve Endsley, Fort Ord Reuse Authority.
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Joan Moira RussellJoan Moira Russell, 77 (The Beaufort Gazette)
Joan Moira Russell Joan Moira Russell, 77, of Hilton Head Island died Monday in Mentor, Ohio. She was born on October 8, 1929 in New York City. She grew up in Eastchester, NY and she attended Catholic grammar and high schools and college. She received her B.A. from the College of New Rochelle and completed graduate studies in education at New York State University Teachers College in New Palttz, ...
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Around the Big Ten (USA Today)
Around the Big Ten
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The Man from Baghdad (Metro Pulse)
On a Sunday afternoon 30 years ago this summer, at the angular, aeronautically modernistic Unitarian Church below Kingston Pike, several dozen Knoxvillians gathered to mourn the sudden death of a professor of law at the University of Baghdad.
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IUPUI still feeling the heat over iffy credentials (WTHR Indianapolis)
IUPUI is feeling the heat once again for questionable credentials on its website.
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COC's Open House Showcases Degrees (The Signal)
College of the Canyons is hosting an open house of its Interim University Center today, hoping to promote the educational opportunities available to community members in search of higher education degrees.
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OBITUARIES - For the Record - (HometownAnnapolis.com) (The Capital)
George Clinton "Johnny" Carr Sr., 86, a lifetime resident of Davidsonville, died of an aortic aneurysm Aug. 7 at Anne Arundel Medical Center.
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To blog, perchance to scoop (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
It is commendable that Brad Greenberg has written about Luke Ford as a journalist in the Jewish community (" Interview With a Serial Blogger, " Aug. 3). Unfortunately, Greenberg devoted more print to the mayor's affair and the porn industry than Ford's writings about our community.
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Hamburg Board Finalizes Plans For Chapman Scholarships (Ashley County Ledger)
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