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New Car or Upgrade the Old One?
For several weeks over the summer, consumers traded in their old cars for new ones, taking advantage of the federal government’s cash for clunkers program. That three billion dollar effort
Nonconference College Football At Its Finest
There were a couple of nonconference college football games played last weekend certainly worth viewing again if you’re able to do so. Both USC and Michigan rallied late, sending Ohio
Michigan Students Attend College Tuition Free
A select group of students from Michigan are attending university for free this year and will do so at no cost to them and their families until they graduate. What’s
Online Education: Capella University
Have you noticed a trend with most online, for-profit universities? Typically, those schools were founded many years ago as independent, private universities, but were eventually snapped up by corporations who
Online Education: Strayer University
It is becoming increasingly apparent to today’s busy adults that if they want to further their education, then they’ll have to explore creative ways to accomplish their goals. Even people
CCNY President Heads To Cincinnati
On Wednesday, Gregory H. Williams, President of the City College of New York, announced his resignation from his post, a position he has held since August 2001. Effective November 1st,
College Health Association Tracks Influenza Like Illnesses
Though only discovered this past April, the H1N1 virus – swine flu to some – has quickly surged to the top of the world’s health news, a topic magnified now
College Football: Round Two
If you were able to take in at least some of the major college football action this past holiday weekend, you were treated to a number of upsets, close calls
Destination College: Looking Beyond The Campus
When choosing a college, I selected a local state college that had both a solid academic reputation as well as a bucolic campus setting. But it was the nearby parks,
Babson College Takes On The Emerging World
Babson College, based in Wellesley, Mass., has established a new overseas program called BRIC: The Cornerstone of the New Global Economy, which immerses participating students in a semester-long exploration of
Online Education: Westwood College
Founded as the Denver Institute of Technology in 1953, Westwood College has seventeen campus locations in six states as well as an online division. Typically, when students search for information
