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LITTLETON - Arapahoe Community College (ACC) is notifying 15,000 Students that their personal information has been lost or stolen. ... Source: www.newsweek.com --- 4 days ago
George Ledin teaches Students how to write viruses, and it makes computer-security software firms sick. ... Source: www.epinions.com --- 2 days ago
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A Gospel for Asia missionary and three Students from a GFA Bible College were attacked by an angry mob of antiChristian extremists in Karnataka India on July 31 ... Source: blog.pennlive.com --- 14 hours ago
Students from more than 120 colleges offer tips about College dreams and campus reality in the third edition of "How to Survive Your Freshman Year" (Hundreds of Heads; $15.95; 312 pages). The real world of College means more than... ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 5 days ago
Cathy Ezepik’s son, Chris, borrowed roughly $3,000 from the Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority to help pay for College last year, but the Whitman family is not banking on getting that money this fall. Ezepik said her son, who will begin his sophomore year at Stonehill College next month, is saving money earned through his summer job. “He does work and he tries to save every penny he can,” she said. “But that’s a summer job and if this loan is cut out and he uses all his money, then what will be left for next year?” An estimated 40,000 Students and families will not be getting loans from the state lending authority this year. The authority, which provided more than $500 million worth of College financing last year, said Monday it will not be able to offer the bulk of its loans this year because of turmoil in the financial markets. The authority had said in April it could not support student applications for the federally backed Stafford Loan program. MEFA offered “borrower benefits” that made the loans less expensive than those obtained from private banks. “As a result of our problems and the continued dislocation of the capital markets, we have been unable to raise funds for the coming academic year,” Executive Director Thomas Graf said. The news arrived as many local Students are preparing to pay their tuition bills for the fall semester. “It’s rough. I mean, what are they going to do now?” Mike Stewart, 18, of Easton, said ... Source: www.wickedlocal.com --- 5 days ago
The Salvation Army thrift stores in the region are offering a $5 discount to College Students later this month. According to the organization, any College student with a College I.D. or letter indicating they will be attending school will get the discount on purchases worth $20 or more. The offer is valid at Salvation Army stores located in Framingham, Hudson, Worcester, Fitchburg, Gardner, Northbridge and Spencer, and runs from Aug. 8 to Sept. 30. ... Source: www.kansas.com --- 5 days ago
Go to College, get free gas. To show they understand how much skyrocketing gas prices affect their mostly commuter student population, Butler Community College officials are giving Students who enroll before Aug. 9 a chance to win gas cards. Ninety Students will win $50 Dillons gas cards. One will win a card worth $500. Extended enrollment periods will be held today and Aug. 9. Today's enrollment is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Butler Service Center, 2626 S. Rock Road in Wichita. Next Saturday's enrollment is 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Andover and El Dorado enrollment offices. ... Source: mensnewsdaily.com --- 3 days ago
Going beyond traditional student housing property management and helping Students prepare for life—that’s the approach of The Grove, the brand of student housing properties built and operated by Campus Crest Communities, a vertically-integrated student housing company based in Charlotte, NC. The Grove has a team of talented staff who focus on designing and implementing programs [...] ... Source: well.blogs.nytimes.com --- 6 days ago
For many young men, College enrollment prolongs adolescence and increases risk for bad behavior. ... Source: www.mpnnow.com --- 6 days ago
Webster Schroeder High School student Emily Heiden sat in St. John Fisher College’s admissions office Thursday morning, nervously awaiting her interview with an admissions counselor. However, the interview she and her peers were worried about was only a practice interview, part of the five-day College Bound program at the College, which concluded later that day. The free program provides rising high school seniors who will be the first generation in their families to attend College with an opportunity to learn more about the College admissions process. After 20 minutes of interviewing, Emily reappeared in the waiting room pleased with her performance. “It was more relaxed than I thought and I did a pretty good apparently,” she said. “We’ve all been stressing about this and freaking out, but it isn’t as bad as it seems.” The interviewers provided the Students with feedback so they can improve for the real thing. It is the second year that the College has run the summer program. “We determined there was an identified need in the area to help academically able, low income, first-generation Students through the College process,” said Dave Roberts, assistant director of admissions. “We designed it to try to help Students in Monroe County to realize their dream of going to a four-year College or university.” Emily and 17 other area Students were invited to the program by their school’s guidance departments. The Students stay overnight i ... Source: www.educationpages.net --- 4 days ago
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – With millions of College Students preparing to leave home for the campus, Distilled Spirits Council President Peter Cressy, a former College president and university chancellor, today urged parents to set aside time to talk with their sons and daughters about drinking. “During these remaining days of summer, while families are together, parents should [...] ... Source: www.statesman.com --- 13 hours ago
If you’re headed off to College soon, or know a young person who is, the book “Been There, Should’ve Done That” is packed with tips (995, actually) from College Students who have already made the transition. The advice covers everything from dealing with roommates to laying the groundwork for your career. Because the advice comes from different Students, you’ll get the pros and cons on various decisions. Example: One student reports that living off campus is isolating; another loves that it’s easier to study and sleep when you’re not in the dorm. ... Source: totalbuzz.freedomblogging.com --- 2 hours ago
Now even College Students are getting into the budget act. Apparently, hundreds of California College Democrats, who make up the official student arm of the California Democratic Party, are going to be calling Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s office today and tomorrow to protest his executive order to temporarily cut the pay of state employees because it could [...] ... Source: www.renewamerica.us --- 2 days ago
(Marie Jon) - Soon, College Students from all over America will start the fall semester. Freshman orientation will begin and there will be a mad dash to join (some not too wholesome) fraternities and sororities. Why degrade a College tradition? Because a good number of the social frat and sorority houses have become perverted "deprogramming" institutions whose mission is to undo everything that conscientious parents have strived to teach their kids through the years they've lived under their tutelage... ...
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The army has announced that it will be offering young people bursaries of 1,000 a year to help them complete courses at further education colleges, with an additional 1,000 provided if they complete basic military training. Apparently, the army FE Bursary Scheme (FEBS) has been formulated in response to the raising of the school leaving age to 18. Lieutenant Colonel Eilean Cunningham told The Guardian that some had been concerned this could dent recruitment, but he noted that recruits joining the forces at 18 would be less likely to drop out as they would have more time to consider their career options. 'If they are able to stick with their College course they are probably more motivated and more self-disciplined and are the sort of characters we want to join the army a lot of growing up takes place between 16 and 18,' she said. The government already offers young people from low-income families up to 30 a week to stay in education after 16, in the form of Education Maintenance Allowances. ...