Ohio State Wants You to Start Snitchin' (US News & World Report)
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Ohio State Wants You to Start Snitchin' (US News & World Report)
Tattletales of Ohio State, unite. The university's anonymous tip line started in 2006 has more than paid for itself by catching thieves, villains, and nasty rule-breakers while possibly also deterring would-be evildoers, the Columbus Dispatch writes.
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Governor’s college plan gets high marks from WSCC president (The Marietta Times)
Washington State Community College President Charlotte Hatfield said she supports a system for Ohio colleges and universities being put in place by Gov. Ted Strickland but the impact might not be as great for schools in southeast Ohio.
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Ky. State, Central St. will play at Commonwealth (Lexington Herald-Leader)
For the first time in the history of the series, the Toyota Lexington Heritage Football Classic will be played at Commonwealth Stadium. The game between Kentucky State University and Central State University (Ohio) will be played on Sept. 22 at 5 p.m. Last year's game was supposed to be played at Commonwealth Stadium, but it was canceled because of bad weather. The previous four games were played ...
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State outlines education overhaul (Springfield News-Sun)
DAYTON — In three to five years, college-bound students in Ohio will have access to a full, affordable menu of associate and bachelor's degree programs at a campus closest to home.
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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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Columbus Business Journal, Others Report on Ohio U-American Hydrogen Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Clean Energy Pact (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
HOUSTON----American Security Resources Corp. announced today that several news organizations have reported on the alliance between its subsidiary, American Hydrogen Corp., and Ohio University to commercialize the patent-pending, zero emission, ammonia-to-hydrogen technology developed by Ohio University's Dr.
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ON THE MOVE (The Ann Arbor News)
Jay Stoerker was appointed vice president of product development by SensiGen LLC. Stoerker holds a bachelor's degree in microbiology from the University of Minnesota, a master's degree in applied microbiology and a doctorate in medical microbiology and immunology from Ohio State University.
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Expectations rise for Penn State QB Morelli on and off field (The Daily American)
STATE COLLEGE - Anthony Morelli's voice was clear and strong, an authoritative presence in the Penn State huddle. The senior quarterback tried to show during informal workouts this summer he was ready to assume a more commanding presence on the Nittany Lions offense.
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Higher ed plan will identify strengths (Springfield News-Sun)
DAYTON — The 10-year master plan to create the University System of Ohio already has some major goals, according to Board of Regents Chancellor Eric Fingerhut, who met with the Dayton Daily News editorial board Thursday.
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Ohio University Grants ARSC's American Hydrogen Corp Subsidiary Exclusive Worldwide License for Ammonia-to-Hydrogen ... (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ATHENS, Ohio----American Security Resources Corp. and Ohio University announced today that American Hydrogen Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of ARSC, has been granted a worldwide exclusive license to commercialize the patent-pending catalytic electrolyzer technology developed by Ohio University's Dr.
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Ohio State Wants You to Start Snitchin' (US News & World Report)
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