ND lawyer says board can drop Fighting Sioux name, tribal members want time to voice opinions
Lawyer: ND board can drop Fighting Sioux nickname Reform Title IX or law misinterpreted? Man who wrote law, college chancellor agree it works
Official says football Title IX’s biggest problem How young is too young? Recruiting is the game within the game of college basketball
Recruiting young hoopsters draws scrutiny APPLE VALLEY, Minn. — When Tyus Jones took the floor for his first varsity practice last fall, Tubby Smith was there to watch the budding star — who happens to be an eighth grader. St. John’s receives permission to interview Georgia Tech’s Paul Hewitt
St. John’s receives permission to interview Hewitt No protests as pacifist Indiana college begins playing national anthem at sporting events
Pacifist college begins playing national anthem With budgets getting bleaker, school leaders face unpopular idea of closing schools
Bleak budgets force schools to consider closure RBC makes Grand Canyon Eductation ‘Top Pick,’ lifts price target; Strayer Education downgraded
RBC names Grand Canyon Education ‘Top Pick’ Huntington officials continue push on Google to make W.Va. city an ultra-fast broadband site
W.Va. city wants to be test site for fast Internet More Americans hit the river banks instead of the money banks to have free time fun
Gone fishing? More Americans did in ‘09 MONTGOMERY, Ala. — At a time when the economy has shaken big-time sports from the PGA to the NFL, the low-key pastime of fishing has enjoyed a quiet resurgence. ‘Patty Duke Show’ cast reunites in ad touting Social Security online applications
‘Patty Duke Show’ cast reunites for ad LOS ANGELES — The cast of TV’s 1960s comedy “The Patty Duke Show” is reuniting to promote the Social Security Administration’s new online service aimed at baby boomers. Duke Energy top executive Rogers receives 2009 compensation of $6.5 million
Duke CEO receives 2009 compensation of $6.5M Sibal advocates public-private partnerships in educationNEW DELHI - From outsourcing infrastructure development of educational institutions to adopting the no work no pay principle in government institutes, Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal Tuesday called for a better tie-up with the private sector. Supreme Court rules for bankrupt student in dispute over loan repayment
Court sides with debtor in student loan case Ex-Princeton donors announce new foundation to give scholarships at variety of universities
Donors who sued Princeton announce new foundation MAT to continue with online, paper-pencil formatsCHANDIGARH - The Centre for Management Services (CMS), which conducts the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) across India, is in no mood to completely switch over to the online version and will continue with both paper-pencil and online formats of the exam. Proposed Knowledge Park on Hyderabad campus sparks rowHYDERABAD - The decision of the University of Hyderabad to lease out 200 acres of land for Knowledge and Innovation Park (KIP) on the campus has sparked a row with a section of teachers and students strongly opposing the move. Indian owned college collapses in AustraliaMELBOURNE - Hundreds of international students, including many Indians, have been left clueless about their future as a college owned by an Indian collapsed in Australia. Kannur University Examination Results Declared |
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