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CT athletes sign letters to play collegiately
Sports WriterSeven Conemaugh Township athletes announced their intentions to play sports at the collegiate level Thursday. Sisters Carly and Lyndy Baer, Deanna Binnie, Dillon Boyer, Josh Burns, Allyson Lonas and Kelsey Smith will take their talents to various schools...Tags: Baseball, College Sports, College Basketball, The Pennsylvania State University, Awards and Prizes
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Peter J. Tutschka: A Pioneer In Using Cyclosporine In Cancer Treatment
The Hartford CourantPeter J. Tutschka, the former chief of the cancer center at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, was a scientist and clinician who played an important role in the first use of cyclosporine to prevent the body from rejecting transplanted bone marrow....Tags: General Practitioners, Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts, Science and Technology, University of Connecticut Health Center, Johns Hopkins University
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The North Shore Chinese Christian Church finds a way to be relevant to next generations
The North Shore Chinese Christian Church in Deerfield has one foot set in the old world and one in the new, as a path to make itself relevant in the 21st century. With ties to Chinese Christian Union Church in Chicago's Chinatown, a presence on the...
Tags: China, Entertainment, Religion and Belief, Christianity, Science and Technology
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Crime & Punishment: Dunkin' Donuts Employee Fights Off a Robber With a Pot of Coffee
Michael Moses Tarpeh allegedly went on a cross-country crime spree that included incidents of theft, sexual assault and attempted carjacking, many of them near college campuses where Tarpeh, 23, can blend in. Recently, he partied with some UConn...
Tags: Theft, Crime, Law and Justice, Drug Trafficking, Middletown, Dunkin' Donuts
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Clean water is everyone's business
COLUMBUS, Ohio - While many factors and sources affect water quality, Ohio corn, soybean and wheat farmers want to be part of the solution and do their part to maintain and improve the health of Ohio's waterways. Ohio farmers share the same...Tags: Marketing, Water, Environmental Issues, Research, Science and Technology
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For frustrated bad boys, violent video games become more alluring
Are people playing violent video games blowing off steam, or are they developing habits of violence that may play themselves out off-screen? In the wake of a wave of school shootings that have touched off debate about the roots of violence, those are more...Tags: Gaming, Entertainment, Theft
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Boys in the back of the class
Every year millions of well-intentioned American kids show up for kindergarten or first grade woefully unprepared to learn. Some can't even tell you their complete name, let alone spell any of it. That's enough reason for me to believe "high-quality...
Tags: Barack Obama, Schools, Sociology, Personal Income, Minority Groups
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Classic children's book, 'Cracker Kitchen' highlight tasty heritage
My friend Bonnie served fresh strawberry pie last week, and I am still thinking about it. These ripe, red treats from the fields of Florida can't be beat. As Plant City warms up for its annual Florida Strawberry Festival (Feb. 28-March 10), it's a great...
Tags: Education, Amazon.com Inc., Polk County, Authors, Orlando
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New NCAA rules will turn college recruiting into "the wild, wild West"
If you think it's bad now, just wait. If you think college football recruiting has become too big and too time-consuming and too insanely excessive, just wait. If you think 17-year-old high school football players have become too self-important, too...
Tags: Telecommunication Service, Florida State University, College Sports, Schools, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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College leaders urged to make personal commitment to student success
L.A. NOWCollege presidents must take a more personal role in changing campus culture to ensure that more students graduate, a group of higher education leaders meeting in Los Angeles were told Monday. “Presidents focus on the inflow but don’t pay too.... -
Dating dangers: Young love's dark side
Dating abuse among teenagers has reached alarming levels, and many parents aren't taking the necessary steps to help curb it, experts say. Amy Bonomi, in conjunction with Seattle's Group Health Research Institute, wrote a new study that surveyed college...Tags: Abusive Behavior, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Disease Prevention, University of California, Los Angeles, Health and Safety at School
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Will longer school year help or hurt US students?
Associated PressDid your kids moan that winter break was way too short as you got them ready for the first day back in school? They might get their wish of more holiday time off under proposals catching on around the country to lengthen the school year. But there's a...Tags: Barack Obama, Chicago Mayor, Rahm Emanuel, Academic Progress, Labor Day
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