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Topic: Education

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Some historically black colleges see declining enrollment

Posted by: Admin on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 - 02:40 PM (137 Reads)

RICHMOND, Virginia (AP) -- When Jessica Page visited Hampton University in March, she considered the trip a formality. She had already made up her mind to attend the school, considered by many a jewel among the nation's historically black institutions.

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Student's ear, buttocks injuries test Florida hazing law

Posted by: Admin on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 - 02:39 PM (116 Reads)

TALLAHASSEE, Florida (AP) -- Marcus Jones said he had a ruptured ear drum and injuries to his buttocks that required 25 stitches after his initiation into the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity at Florida A&M University.

Read full article: ' Student's ear, buttocks injuries test Florida hazing law' (495 words more)

West Point 9/11 grad killed in combat

Posted by: Admin on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 - 02:38 PM (125 Reads)

WEST POINT, New York (AP) -- The first member of West Point's "Class of 9/11" to die in combat was buried at the military academy Tuesday, two weeks after she was killed by a bomb at the head of a convoy in Iraq.

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Spellings backs ideas to simplify college choices

Posted by: Admin on Wednesday, September 27, 2006 - 02:38 PM (124 Reads)

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Education Secretary Margaret Spellings launched plans Tuesday to redefine the college experience, promising less confusion and more results for families.

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U.S. science education lags, study finds

Posted by: Admin on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 03:07 PM (115 Reads)

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Science education in U.S. elementary and middle schools is overly broad and superficial, according to a government report issued Thursday that also faults science curricula for assuming children are simplistic thinkers.

Read full article: ' U.S. science education lags, study finds' (318 words more)

Audit: Bush reading program beset by mismanagement

Posted by: Admin on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 03:06 PM (113 Reads)

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A scorching internal review of the Bush administration's billion-dollar-a-year reading program says the Education Department ignored the law and ethical standards to steer money how it wanted.

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Will dropping early admissions cure what ails the application process?

Posted by: Admin on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 03:05 PM (114 Reads)

BOSTON, Massachusetts (AP) -- Recent decisions by Harvard and Princeton universities to drop early admissions policies have reignited a spirited debate: is ending the practice a recipe for making the U.S. college application process better, or worse?

Read full article: ' Will dropping early admissions cure what ails the application process?' (836 words more)

Cosby: Let's all give $8 each to build slavery museum

Posted by: Admin on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 03:04 PM (123 Reads)

RICHMOND, Virginia (AP) -- Bill Cosby on Friday called on each American to contribute $8 to help build a national slavery museum amid the battlefields of the Civil War.

Read full article: ' Cosby: Let's all give $8 each to build slavery museum' (321 words more)

Severe weather radios provided to public schools

Posted by: Admin on Monday, September 25, 2006 - 03:04 PM (116 Reads)

WASHINGTON (AP) -- When the squeal from an automated warning radio brought news a severe storm was approaching, school principal William Tomic acted quickly. He alerted teachers to bring children indoors and to a secure interior hallway for shelter.

Read full article: ' Severe weather radios provided to public schools' (660 words more)

Study: Business grad students more likely to cheat

Posted by: Admin on Thursday, September 21, 2006 - 02:09 PM (120 Reads)

BOSTON, Massachusetts (Reuters) -- Graduate business students in the United States and Canada are more likely to cheat on their work than their counterparts in other academic fields, the author of a research paper said on Wednesday.

Read full article: ' Study: Business grad students more likely to cheat' (291 words more)

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