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Students help SAO track down over $100k
Budget cutbacks have forced government offices to 'think outside of the box' to find ways to do more with less.
Address listings for 'mobile' locksmiths don't match up
Three locksmith companies in the 2009-10 Yellowbook for Tampa have listed addresses that correspond to other businesses in the USF area.
Hillsborough Choice program: Parent information meetings for the first Hillsborough Choice application period: From 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Wharton High School, 20150 Bruce B Downs Blvd.
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Elluminate's Fire and Ice Project Recognized as First-Ever iNACOL...
Elluminate, Inc., the leader in web, audio, video and social networking solutions that support 21st century teaching, learning, and collaboration, announced today that its Fire and Ice initiative was awarded iNACOL's Best and Most Innovative Online Learning Practice award , which was announced at the organization's annual Virtual School Symposium ...
UNF Sensor technology helps sniff atmosphere
University of North Florida Professor Nirmalkumar Patel kneels next to sensor equipment developed at UNF that was launched into the mesosphere in Jun to take air samples to determine the atmospheric composition at those heights.
University area welcomes upgrades to N 22nd Street
After two decades of waiting, community leaders and residents are welcoming improvements to one of the county's most dangerous thoroughfares for pedestrians.
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Universities launch Open Library Environment as Kuali Foundation Project
The Kuali Foundation, Inc., is pleased to announce that a group of leading academic research libraries is partnering in the Kuali Open Library Environment project to develop software created specifically for the complex business management and workflow operations of academic and research libraries.
No jail time for former appeals Judge Thomas E. Stringer Sr. in bank fraud
Saying Thomas E. Stringer Sr. has already endured the public humiliation of losing his judgeship and law license, a federal judge on Friday ordered him to spend one year under supervision and to pay a $250 fine for bank fraud.
Exhibit celebrates life of the Florida cowboy
Hidden between the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coastlines, amid 7 million acres of this state's interior, is the world of the Florida cowboy.
Legal experts disagree with report's findings
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's review of how Sarasota Police handled the Juan Perez case praised Police Chief Peter Abbott's accepting responsibility for "mistakes" he made.
22 Space Research & Education Programs Receive Aerospace Grants
Motorcyclists honor fallen sergeant
More than 200 motorcycles lined the USF Sun Domeparking lot Saturday asbikers gathered to honor a fallen police sergeant.
Florida State University NOAA awards researchers a $500,000 grant Florida State University researchers Flip Froelich and Bill Landing have been awarded a $500,000 seed grant from the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration to investigate the atmospheric mercury falling on Florida's wetlands, rivers, lakes and coastal seas.
Growing Number of Institutions Continue to Choose Elluminate...
Bookings for the third quarter of 2009 grew over 60 percent year-to-year, fueled by significant customer renewals and upgrades, as well as many new global customers for both K12 and Higher Education markets.
13 selected in BORCO/Vopak scholarship programme
Bahamas Oil Refining International Co. Ltd., dba as Vopak Terminal Bahamas, recently announced recipients for the 19th edition of its scholarship programme that affords Bahamian students educational opportunities at the College of The Bahamas and colleges and universities overseas.
A new poll shows Marco Rubio cutting substantially into Gov. Charlie Crist's lead in the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate.
Man filming protest a Publix worker
Members of a farmworkers group felt an unsettling sense of deja vu when they learned a man - who called himself "an old hippie" making an independent documentary - filming them protesting at Publix actually works for the supermarket giant.
'Stand Your Ground' law sparks debate
Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law was touted as giving residents more protection when it came to self-defense. They no longer had to walk away from aggressors or do everything possible to avoid deadly confrontations.
Alabama is No. 1 in AP poll after jumping University Florida
After a steady climb, Alabama has reached the top of the AP poll. The Crimson Tide jumped Florida and landed at No.
Educational Installs Continue to Climb for Solid State Logic Duality & Aws 900+ Se Consoles
Solid State Logic Duality and AWS 900+ SE consoles continue to be the equipment of choice for educational institutions.
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