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Get your brain in gear at the HoCo STEM Festival
Calling all kids interested in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) related activities? The first annual HoCo STEM Festival is June 9, 1 to 4 p.m., at Howard Community College. This free community event is the brainchild of the Committee to...Tags: Education, Biology, Washington Nationals, PTA, Students
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Virginia Tech continues leading the research in safer football helmets
Virginia Tech continues leading the research in safer football helmets. Â On Wednesday, the university released its newest safety ratings and gave one more helmet two thumbs up with the maximum 5 stars. The Xenith X-2 joins Riddell and Rawlings as the...
Tags: Health and Safety at School, Technology, Science and Technology, Virginia Tech
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Proposed roundabout angers Warrenville businesses and residents
A proposed oval roundabout that would change an awkward intersection in Warrenville has angered many business owners and residents who call it a waste of tax dollars that will hurt local shops. Aligning the offset streets where Warrenville Road meets...
Tags: Transportation, Travel, Technology, Road Transportation, Business
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For Naval Academy plebes, a grueling end to the year
The wake-up call came at 3:15 a.m. Tuesday, but Midshipman Alberto Salabarria was ready well before then. Anticipating a grueling, thrilling, muddy day of Sea Trials at the Naval Academy, Salabarria and some of his classmates couldn't wait....
Tags: United States Naval Academy, Trials, Technology, Water Supply, Science and Technology
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Gravity pulls in winning title among 453 science projects
The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.More than $5,000 in prizes, Bose products and a $500 scholarship were awarded Monday at the annual Yuma County Science and Engineering Expo. After being named the Overall High School Winner for her project, "Determining the Universal Constant of...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Medical Research, Biology, Applied Physics, Colleges and Universities
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Report highlights Maine's growing skills gap
Bangor Daily News, MaineMaine needs at least an additional 15,000 highly skilled workers if the state is going to remain competitive in a global economy -- a necessity the state's education system isn't prepared to provide, according to a report released Tuesday by America's...Tags: New Products, Science, Globalization, Georgetown University, United States Census Bureau
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Hurricane student receives WVU Foundation Scholarship
Charleston Daily Mail, W.Va.CHARLETON, W.Va. -- A Putnam County student has been awarded West Virginia University's most prestigious scholarship. Julie Peng, a senior at Hurricane High School, was awarded WVU's Foundation Scholarship Tuesday. She's one of five high school...Tags: Education, Dominican Republic, Colleges and Universities, Schools, Natural Disasters
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A conversation with Ted Klaus, chief engineer of the new Acura NSX
Autoblog.comFiled under: Coupe, Hybrid, Performance, Acura, Luxury Last week, Autoblog sat down with Ted Klaus, chief engineer of the upcoming Acura NSX flagship, at the corporate headquarters of American Honda in Southern California. The roundtable discussion with a... -
Lake Charlevoix Association fish shelters: If you build it, they will come
An angler Dan Mishler knows built a fish shelter in the waters of Lake Charlevoix in front of his house. Over the winter, said Mishler, who is the president of the Lake Charlevoix Association, the man was ice fishing over that shelter. In the early...
Tags: Environmental Issues, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Lakes and Ponds, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Natural Resource Industry
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New Samsung body eyes Nobel laureates
The Korea Herald, Seoul / Asia News NetworkSEOUL (The Korea Herald/ANN) -- Choi Yang-hee, head of Samsung Group's ambitious new technological research foundation, is determined to produce Nobel Prize winners through advancing basic sciences. Fostering Nobel laureates is actually one of the three...Tags: Seoul (South Korea), Media Industry, Research, Science, Germany
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Contra Costa Times Lisa Vorderbrueggen column
The Contra Costa TimesWhen the archives have been recovered and the names counted, the experts who made the decisions that climaxed with three dozen snapped steel bolts on the new Bay Bridge in March may fill an auditorium. In a nearly three-hour grilling before the state...Tags: Walnuts, Technology, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Science and Technology, California Department of Transportation
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UConn Transformation Leaves Some Faculty Out
The Hartford CourantIn the race to make the University of Connecticut more prominent and transform it into an economic engine for the state, some faculty members say their views are getting lost in the shuffle. Since the 1960s, "shared governance" has been a formal...Tags: Education, West Hartford, Teachers, Colleges and Universities, Storrs
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