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“Anybody here from Queens?” The question seemed natural enough, coming from a large young man wearing a Yankees cap. But it was by no means just small talk.
David Lucero grew up in Jamaica, Queens, and he was trying to connect with a group of ...
On U.S. campuses, professors and administrators have passionately debated whether their universities should accept money for research from tobacco companies. But not at Virginia Commonwealth University, a public institution in Richmond, Virginia
That ...
On campuses nationwide, professors and administrators have passionately debated whether their universities should accept money for research from tobacco companies. But not at Virginia Commonwealth University, a public institution in Richmond, Va.
That ...
The already crazed competition for admission to America's most prestigious universities and colleges became even more intense this year, with many logging record low acceptance rates.
Harvard College, for example, offered admission to only 7.1 percent ...
The already crazed competition for admission to the nation’s most prestigious universities and colleges became even more intense this year, with many logging record low acceptance rates.
Harvard College, for example, offered admission to only 7.1 ...
Congress set aside a record $2.3 billion in pet projects for colleges and universities last year for research on subjects like berries and reducing odors from swine and poultry, according to an analysis by The Chronicle of Higher Education to be ...
High school seniors across the United States are anxiously awaiting the verdicts from the colleges of their choice later this month. But though it may not be of much solace to them, in just a few years the U.S. admissions frenzy is likely to ease. It ...
High school seniors nationwide are anxiously awaiting the verdicts from the colleges of their choice later this month. But though it may not be of much solace to them, in just a few years the admissions frenzy is likely to ease. It's simply a matter of ...
Kurt M. Thiede of Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa., is one of many enrollment officials revising strategies as they foresee a dip in applications.
(Kalim A. Bhatti, The New York Times
)
High school seniors across America are anxiously awaiting the ...
From ALAN FINDER,
Denver Post,
9 Mar 2008
Lancaster, Pa. John Fry’s path to the presidency of Franklin & Marshall College fits none of the conventions of academic life. He did not earn a doctorate, did not teach or publish research and was never a department chairman or dean or provost.
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