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Hypocrisy 101: Pitt, Penn State don't act like public entities
Gov. Ed Rendell's recent decision to classify four state-related schools as non-public is more than a budget-inspired feud over federal stimulus funding.
Could Action By Rendell Cause Tuition Hike At Pitt?
University of Pittsburgh chancellor Mark Nordenberg sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Education expressing concerns about recent action taken by Gov.
Deep Concern Expressed Over Rendell's Planned Cuts to University Funds
In introducing a new round of potential state budget cuts for 2009-10, Gov. Ed Rendell proposed last week what could be devastating cuts in the Commonwealth's appropriation to Penn State.
Rendell Announces Latest Round of Budget Cuts
Gov. Edward G. Rendell today released a list of cuts totaling $500 million to his proposed 2009-10 fiscal year budget.
3 Chesco men charged with ethnic intimidation
Three young Chester County men were charged yesterday with vandalizing Avon Grove High School, and painting a swastika on a car and sign, on Tuesday night.
Camelot aids troubled Philly kids
Charles Perkins, 18, was released from the Bridge drug-rehabilitation center just in time to be crowned prom king at Shallcross School's senior prom.
Rodney S. Ridley Sr. was recently named division director of engineering and physics for the university's College of Science and Engineering.
Obama, Nkrumah and DuBois: The formative years
The 1960s were a tumultuous decade in the history of the United States. There were passions against the American war in Vietnam, passions in pursuit of civil rights, students in rebellion against outdated academic traditions, women in rebellion against anachronistic gender conventions, and a general expectation of a new dawn of freedom.
Notts County Council Elections: meet the Hucknall ward candidates
A FULL rundown of the candidates standing for the three Hucknall seats in the Notts County Council elections on Thursday June 4. CHRIS BARON A member of Notts County Council for 12 years, he is currently their Cabinet member for environment and sustainability.
Faces in the News: Mark E. Talbot Sr., Reading deputy police chief
Position : Deputy chief, Reading police department. Why he's in the news : Talbot often takes a lead role in high-profile criminal cases.
Teen sentenced in double-fatal crash
A Philadelphia-area teenager has been sentenced to 11½ to 23 months in prison in the crash that killed two of his best friends.
Medical school dean to receive honorary degree from Lincoln University
Dr. Cato Laurencin, vice president for health affairs at the UConn Health Center and dean of the School of Medicine, will receive an honorary Doctor of Science degree from Lincoln University of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and be the school's keynote speaker during its 150th commencement exercises on May 3. Lincoln University, chartered in ...
Tuition coalition to present policy
In its battle against escalating tuition costs and exclusion from Gov. Ed Rendell's Pennsylvania Tuition Relief Act, the Pennsylvania Tuition Coalition will present state legislators with its first tuition policy proposal today.
Rendell gambles on tuition plan
Richard Robbins can be reached via e-mail or at 724-836-5660. Gov. Ed Rendell brought his campaign to lower tuition costs at state-owned universities and community colleges to California University of Pennsylvania on Tuesday by promising to prevent burdensome debt for thousands of students.
Governor Rendell, Mayor Nutter Name New Members of Philadelphia School Reform Commission
Robert L. Archie Jr. , Joseph Dworetzky , and Johnny Irizarry will join current SRC members Heidi Ramirez -- who is being re-nominated for a full term -- and Denise McGregor Armbrister , Governor Rendell and Mayor Nutter announced.
Archie, in line to chair SRC, draws praise
Robert L. Archie Jr., who is in line to be the next chairman of the School Reform Commission, started one of the earliest minority-owned law firms in the city in 1976 and is known as a "consensus" builder, longtime business associates said yesterday.
Twin Poets use words to educate about diversity
Nnamdi Chukwuocha and Al Mills, who write poetry focusing on diversity, street violence and other important world issues, spoke at the event hosted by SRU Building Bridges.
Everyone calls 97-year-old Anna N. Buckwalter "Mom." For decades, Buckwalter hosted Fresh Air children, as well as foreign students from Lincoln University and Experiment in International Living.
Genealogy Query - DALE : HICKEY
Looking for information on my grandfather, Theodore Joseph Dale b.05/11/1900 and placed with the Philadelphia SPCC in April 1910 and raised by the Patrick and Thomas Hickey family on their farm in Lincoln ...
Students continue struggle for funds
Student leaders vowed to continue fighting for inclusion in Gov. Ed Rendell's proposed Pennsylvania Tuition Relief Act, though the governor announced the federal government's stimulus package would restore the ...
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