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Imperial High's 107th senior class closes out graduation season
Staff WriterIMPERIAL — The senior class of Imperial High School closed out the Valley’s graduation season after nearly 200 seniors participated in the school’s 107th commencement ceremony at Shimamoto-Simpson Stadium here Friday night. Like high...Tags: U.S. Army, University of California, Los Angeles, Teachers, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Robert J. Lopez
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Five questions for Jonathan Bernstein
Corporate criminal fraud. Tainted meat on the menu. Prying reporters pounding on the door. Meet Jonathan Bernstein, crisis tamer. Bernstein, a University of Maryland University College graduate, steps in to smother public meltdowns like a lid on a...
Tags: Education, University of Maryland, College Park, McGraw-Hill Incorporated, Fort Meade (military base)
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Letters: Two-tiered fee system won't work
Re "Community college stopgap," Editorial, June 11 Setting up a two-tiered fee system in our community colleges would fundamentally shift the responsibility for funding increased access to colleges from the state to students. AB 955 would create a...Tags: Education, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Remorse, but not hate, in note left by Santa Monica gunman
The gunman who killed five people last week during a shooting rampage through Santa Monica left an "almost conversational" farewell note expressing remorse for killing his father and brother, law enforcement authorities said Thursday evening. John...
Tags: Shootings, Firearms, Mental Health, John Zawahri, Robert J. Lopez
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Santa Monica shooter said goodbye to friends in farewell note
The gunman who killed five people during a shooting rampage through Santa Monica left a note saying goodbye to his friends and that he hoped his mother would be financially cared for, police said. Police reportedly found the three-page note with the...Tags: Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, John Zawahri, Health and Safety at School, Weaponry
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Valencia College drops $35 application fee if former students attend new event
Sentinel School ZoneIf you dropped out of Valencia College more than two years ago and you're considering going back, the school has a deal for you. Valencia is dropping the $35 application fee that these former students would need to pay to be readmitted -- if they attend...Tags: Valencia College, Education, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Ketchen, Pope and Prisby: Penn State trustees yet to reach goal of complete reform
Mark Twain once noted, "There are basically two types of people. People who accomplish things and people who claim to have accomplished things. The first group is less crowded." Some members of Penn State's board of trustees honestly believe that the...Tags: Pennsylvania Statue University Sexual Abuse Scandal (2012), National Collegiate Athletic Association, The Pennsylvania State University, Brooklyn (New York City), Education
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Pending council vote, new St. Charles 3rd Ward alderman chosen
Todd Bancroft said serving on the St. Charles City Council will be just his way of giving back to a community he loves. The 45-year-old was selected from a field of 13 candidates to fill the 3rd Ward seat – left vacant with two years remaining in...Tags: Charles City (Charles City, Virginia), Local Elections, Education, University of Florida, High Schools
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Miles apart, except in their hearts
Had he not left the Halloween party early or had she not given into her friends' pleas to hit one more bar, it's unclear how Daniel Bujas and Aline Fernandes might have met. As it happened, late that October night in 2008, Bujas was waiting on the Damen...
Tags: Open-Wheel Racing, Starbucks Corp., Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, Halloween
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Chinese dissident to leave New York University shortly
ReutersHBEAT-MESSAGE @ 2013-06-17 17:06:17 +0000. Generated from NTM heartbeat by HTCP-JANMDN01A.Tags: New York City, Politics, Education, Human Rights, Crime, Law and Justice
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Barbara Piper, Hopkins employee
Barbara "Babs" Piper, a former administrative assistant at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, died Wednesday of complications from acute bipolar disorder at her Rodgers Forge home. She was 63. Born Barbara Ann Jensen in Baltimore, she was...
Tags: Social Issues, Memorial Stadium, Bipolar Disorder, Georgetown University, Washington, DC
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READER SUBMITTED: Kerry Patton Appointed Director Of Counseling Services At Quinnipiac University
HamdenKerry Patton, of Wallingford, has been appointed the director of counseling services at Quinnipiac University. In her new position, Patton will be responsible for implementing university policies and procedures for identifying and serving the needs of...Tags: Eastern Connecticut State University, Mental Health, Medical Procedures and Tests, Education, Southern Connecticut State University
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