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JSU conference to feature new media marketers
The Anniston StarPeople across the country seek marketing advice from Christina "CK" Kerley and Mack Collier, and on Tuesday the pair will teach a local audience how to boost their bottom lines through the use of emerging technologies. Collier and Kerley will be the...Tags: Education, Media Industry, Jacksonville State University, McGraw-Hill Incorporated, New York City
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Rutgers publishing program trains writers and designers together
The Philadelphia InquirerDigital publishing was barely on the horizon when Lauren Grodstein earned a master of fine arts degree from Columbia University a decade ago. But the publishing world has transformed so rapidly, said Grodstein, director of the M.F.A. program at...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Book, Moorestown, Literature, Cherry Hill
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Grim rise in suicides by baby boomers
The Sacramento BeeAs Dec. 24 ticked to a close in 2011, 65-year-old Michael Kelley walked into the dark of his backyard near Sacramento High School and hanged himself from a beam on the deck. The Vietnam veteran, who struggled with bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress...Tags: Chemical Industry, Medical Research, Human Interest, Research, Stress
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UK basketball notebook: Marathon bombing keeps local security on alert
The Lexington Herald-LeaderFor those involved with staging big events in Lexington, the two bombs exploding near the finish line of the Boston Marathon last Monday served as a cautionary tale. Any review of security efforts will bolster a basic truism: An important part of safety...Tags: The Detroit News, NBA Draft, Brandon Knight, Barney Miller (tv program), 42 (movie)
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Rutgers alum: Longest running joke isn't funny
Richmond Times-DispatchEditor's note: Virginia Tech beat writer Mike Barber is a 2001 Rutgers University graduate and native of New Jersey. The longest running joke in Division I athletics has its latest punch line, but for alumni of Rutgers, including myself, there's nothing...Tags: Rutgers Scarlet Knights, ESPN (tv network), Virginia Tech, College Basketball, College Baseball
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UNC's Holden Thorp: Rough lessons in athletics
The News & ObserverBefore becoming the chancellor at the University of North Carolina, Holden Thorp's most significant experience in athletics might have come from his time on his middle school football team. "And I started," he said here on Friday, "but only because we...Tags: ESPN (tv network), College Basketball, Basketball, Ohio State Buckeyes, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Lewis E. Thayne installed as Lebanon Valley College president
Lebanon Daily News, Pa.Lewis E. Thayne was inaugurated Friday as Lebanon Valley College's 18th president during a ceremony in Lutz Hall of the Blair Music Center. During his inaugural address, Thayne related a story that an LVC senior shared at last August's convocation...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Sony Corp., Princeton University, New York City, Students
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Preschool expansions stall as U.S. economy struggles
The Press of Atlantic City, Pleasantville, N.J.Plans to expand public preschool in New Jersey have stalled since the recession and remain limited to the most economically struggling school districts. President Barack Obama's new proposal to invest $75 billion during the next decade to jumpstart...Tags: Head Start, Teaching and Learning, Atlantic City (Atlantic, New Jersey), Early Learning, Poverty
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Report: Big Ten to change division names to East, West; approve nine-game football schedule
Detroit Free PressAll other news in the world was overshadowed by Friday's events in Boston, but it was certainly a newsy day in the world of Big Ten football. The Big Ten divisions will switch from Legends and Leaders to East and West starting in 2014, according to...Tags: Politics, Wisconsin Badgers, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Freedom of the Press, Northwestern Wildcats
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Rutgers official: Barchi misspoke on ousted coach's payout
The Philadelphia InquirerRutgers University president Robert Barchi inadvertently misspoke Thursday afternoon when he told members of the Assembly Budget Committee that he would not sign off on a severance payment for ousted basketball coach Mike Rice, a university official...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, ESPN (tv network), College Basketball, Justice System, Basketball
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One-time NU commit Sina picks Seton Hall
Tribune reporterWhere Fred Hill goes, Jaren Sina follows. Sina originally committed to Northwestern, where Hill was an assistant under Bill Carmody. On the same day Seton Hall announced that Hill would join head coach Kevin Willard’s staff, the 6-foot-1 combo...Tags: JerShon Cobb, Bill Carmody, Seton Hall Pirates, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Drew Crawford
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Tech center touts offerings
Daily American Staff Writer, @daalyssacThe Conemaugh Township school board spent its regular meeting Tuesday exploring the Greater Johnstown Career and Technology Center. Conemaugh Township high school is one of seven joint owners of the school, according to Superintendent Gary Buchsen....Tags: Teaching and Learning, Education, High Schools, Schools, Students
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