Judge order mediation in Leach’s lawsuit against Texas Tech
Judge order mediation in Leach’s lawsuit LUBBOCK, Texas — The judge in Mike Leach’s lawsuit against the university has order the sides to try to work out a resolution. Bullying, attacks on Asian students roil a melting pot high school in South Philadelphia
Racial bullying roils a Philadelphia high school Exhibit in Philadelphia examines the lost legacy of women in Pop Art during the 1960s
Exhibit in Philly explores legacy of women in Pop Experts clash over merits of 21-year-old drinking age at Statehouse hearing in Vermont
Drinking age debate on tap again in Vermont New $10M hall at Arkansas Tech to anchor expanded business college; undergrads get new choices
Arkansas Tech opens $10M business college hall Missouri schools may have to make cuts or seek tax increases to cope with budget shortfall
Missouri budget shortfall could prompt school cuts Higher education board delays decision on University of North Dakota’s Fighting Sioux nickname
Decision on Univ. of North Dakota nickname delayed Shares of ITT Educational Services rise as enrollments, profit jump, guidance tops estimates
Shares of for-profit educator ITT up on strong 4Q First-time novelist Janice Y.K. Lee a big hit in paperback, with ‘The Piano Teacher’
First-time novelist Lee a paperback hit NEW YORK — Novelist Janice Y.K. Lee is flying in a better class. South African, free to travel to US again, thanks ACLU, others who challenged banAlaska Gov. Parnell takes aim at federal government in first State of the State addressMo. Gov. Nixon declares job creation top priority, but says state cannot fully fund schools
Mo. Gov. Nixon: Jobs top priority in poor economy N. Dakota college presidents defend tuition waiver policies; $27M in breaks granted last year
ND college presidents defend tuition discounts Colo. gov wants to start taxing candy, industrial energy use early to raise $18M for budget
Colo. gov wants to speed up candy, soda tax plan Terror infrastructure in Pakistan intact: Indian ArmyNEW DELHI - The terror infrastructure in Pakistan is intact though there has been a decline in incursions into Jammu and Kashmir, a top Indian Army officer said Thursday. Model colleges in backward districts approvedNEW DELHI - The cabinet Thursday approved the setting up of a model college in each of the 374 districts identified as educationally backward. Protesting teachers baton-charged in LucknowLUCKNOW - Police used batons, water cannons and tear gas to disperse hundreds of school teachers and non-teaching staff protesting here Thursday demanding better salaries and regular jobs. Cabinet approves setting up of national knowledge networkNEW DELHI - The union cabinet Thursday approved setting up of a national knowledge network (NKN) that will connect all major educational institutions like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and top universities for exchange of information and research. C.S. Lewis Quotes and Brief BiographyLONDON (GaeaTimes.com)- Clive Staples Lewis or (C.S. Lewis) the Irish-born British is called “Jack” by his friends and family. He is one of the eminent writers of the twentieth century. He is a novelist, literary critic and essayist who is known for his works like fantasy, poetry, letters, autobiography, Christian apologetics and science fiction. His most famous fiction comprises of “The Screwtape Letters, ” “The Chronicles of Narnia” and “The Space Trilogy.” The fact that he is an influential writer can be understood by reading a brief on C.S. Lewis’s quotes and biography. 8 students suspended for ragging in government polytechnicLUCKNOW - Eight students of a government-run polytechnic institute in Uttar Pradesh’s Barabanki district were suspended for physically abusing and ragging a junior on the institute campus, an official said Thursday. Online quizzes not really helping studentsWASHINGTON - Online quizzes are not helping students learn their subject, according to a new study. Major nominations for British Academy film awards
Nominations for British Academy film awards Deemed universities to implead themselves in apex court caseCHENNAI - Deemed universities, whose derecognition is sought by the central government, have decided to get together to float two lobby bodies and implead themselves in the case being heard by the Supreme Court. |