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National Lacrosse Championships Are In Full Swing
Growing up in New Jersey, lacrosse was a sport that had been around for quite some time, embraced by a few high schools here and there. During the 1970s, when
NASA Scholarship Recipients Announced
Last September, SayCampusLife.com shared with our readers that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration or NASA had launched a college scholarship initiative for students whose studies include aeronautics or related
Black Colleges Could Lose Out Under Obama Plan
Students, leaders and alumni of America’s historically black colleges have been celebrating the election of Barack Obama to the presidency of the United States, a step that removed one of
Texas Baseball Team Finds Perfection
When it comes to sports, finishing at the top of your game is important to players, coaches and fans. But when you win it all there is something especially sweet
Take Off, Young Grad!
College seniors know that the current graduation cycle is one of the most challenging ones seen in decades. That grim news is not of any comfort to the student who
Spring Commencement Speakers Making Headlines
Last month, we shared who some of the commencement speakers will be at college graduation ceremonies this spring. We mentioned that the president has three ceremonies to attend while quite
Congress Debates College Football Postseason Arrangement
You got to hand it to Congress – with the Taliban threatening to over run Pakistan, North Korea planning to launch a nuclear test and with Chrysler working its way
Swine Flu: Prepared or Panicked?
As the final weeks wind down in the academic year, many students have their eyes set on the summer months, a time when schedules change as do pursuits. Maybe you
Rejection Letters And Your Choice Of College
They’ve been coming fast and furious for weeks now, letters of acceptance as well as letters of rejection from colleges and universities across the country. High school seniors, who have
Collegiate Network Behind Move To Launch Independent College Newspapers
For those of us with a journalistic background or possessing admiration for the fourth estate, witnessing the closure of college newspapers on campuses across the country has been a disappointment,
Murderous College Professor Remains At Large
George Zinkhan is a University of Georgia marketing professor, but also the top suspect behind the murder of three people who were at a theater group picnic on Saturday in
