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Debbie Yow Named NC State Athletic Director
A Yow once again is in the wolf den. The surname Yow is not a common one, but it is well known to the North Carolina State University community. Kay
GI Bill Study Abroad Clarification Issued
Students eligible for college funding under the GI Bill have a wonderful benefit available to them. But with so many people living and working abroad, taking college classes at foreign
Is Cheerleading a Varsity Sport?
It takes a certain amount of skill, lots of practice and a level of enthusiasm unique to its craft. What am I talking about? Cheerleading. Cheerleaders have been been whooping
You Can Improve Your College Class Grades
Getting passing grades at college doesn’t take much effort, but getting outstanding grades usually means you spent a considerable amount of time working on your studies. The difference between a
Football Realignment Dings Strong Rivalries
Read it and weep. The Holy War is no more. At least that is the talk taking place in the state of Utah where a pair of bitter rivals, the
Book Review: The Happiest Kid on Campus
What parents need to know…. Rising high school seniors, college students and parents looking for poolside reading may want to take a look at a new work developed by Harlan
History of Online Education
By Ann Smarty Online education has created possibilities that previous generations couldn’t even fathom. Literally, students can earn their entire degree at home, by working when it’s convenient for them,
6 Sports Medicine College Programs
Athletic training at the collegiate level. Sports-minded college students considering their medical matriculation options need only look to the area of sports medicine for a rewarding career. Athletic trainers as
Analysis: Longhorns Derail Expansion Train
It’s over. The Texas Longhorns have done what no other university could possibly do: stop the runaway conference expansion train. By dismissing its most ardent suitor, the PAC 10 conference,
The New Health Insurance Bill – How It Affects Your Generation
By Garrett Ball In March of 2010, the health insurance reform legislation was signed into law by President Obama. While many people from all age groups may tend to have
Conference Realignment: New Midwestern Conference Could Emerge
Forget for just for a moment that the PAC 10 is likely to expand to sixteen teams or that the Big Ten isn’t about to settle for Nebraska without doing
