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Clarkson Students attend Adirondack Youth Climate Summit
The recent Adirondack Youth Climate Summit at the Wild Center in Tupper Lake, N.Y., provided an opportunity for four Clarkson University students to increase their awareness of climate change causes, solutions and implications, especially as it relates to the Clarkson campus.
Project Challenge: Clarkson Offers Courses for NNY High School Students
We are proud to once again offer Project Challenge to area 10th, 11th and 12th grade high school students.
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DOT names acting director for region
William Gorton, the state Department of Transportation's regional design engineer, has been named the department's acting regional director in the Hudson Valley.
Papers from McHugh's career remain under wraps, for now
Researchers hoping to dig into former Rep. John M. McHugh's congressional papers for a snapshot of history will have to wait a while longer - and even then, it's not clear how much he will make available.
Census presenting challenges to NNY
Fort Drum, St. Lawrence University, Canton, and Clarkson University, Potsdam, may give the north country a boost as soldiers and students are counted in the 2010 census.
Professor wins grant to study German's life
A Clarkson University history professor is writing a biography about a complex and controversial German scientist.
Dissolution talks moving in Potsdam
Potsdam officials want to conduct a study about dissolving the village and consolidating services with the town.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 8:57am POTSDAM -Clarkson University volleyball team member Sara Artus of St.
We are an important part of the process of getting the outdoor stuff indoors. We bring it with us when we enter a house - through "soil particles that come in on your shoes," says Beamer, or tiny particles suspended in the air when we open the door and walk in.
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St. Lawrence County high school students, educators, administrators and facilities staff met recently at The Wild Center to formulate an energy and carbon reduction plan.
A frat house incident from August has led to charges against Clarkson University's Omicron Pi Omicron.
Boy genius still in a class of his own at age 21
Jenny Church knew there was something special about her son, Tom, when he was 21 months old.
Fitness in 10 minutes a day: Formula fits busy lifestyles
Can you really get fit with just 10 minutes of exercise a day? If you're sitting on the couch not doing anything, that's all you need to start losing weight, said Sean Foy, a California exercise physiologist and author of "The 10-Minute Total Body Breakthrough." Framingham, Mass., resident Hari Narayanan was a case study for the diet and exercise ...
Clarkson buys condemned fraternity house
Clarkson University has purchased a condemned fraternity house near its downtown campus.
Novel Cancer Detection Method Uses Tiny Silica Beads To Adhere To Cells
The group's paper is published in Small . Methods for detection of cancer cells are mostly based on traditional techniques used in biology, such as visual identification of malignant changes, cell-growth analysis or genetic tests.
Jennnifer Kingsley Neighbors: Scholarship offered in honor of one of the world's 'kind' people
Use my dictionary if you want a definition of 'kind.' Next to the word, you'll find Gloria Baz Misnick, one of God's own, pirogi maker extraordinaire and philanthropist.
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Tuesday, November 03, 2009, 9:03am By CRAIG FREILICH POTSDAM -If the local residents attending Marc Compeau's "My Small Business 101" class are any indication, the local economy just might be looking up.
Students put up fence to protect turtles
Why did the turtle cross the road? To get to the other side - and to lay its eggs.
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Friday, October 30, 2009, 3:12pm POTSDAM -- Clarkson University's Department of Psychology will host an Interdisciplinary Judgement and Decision Making Mini-Conference on November 18.
Down by the rivers, more to be done
New York's rivers and lakes have a rich history, both as the means to move commerce and as beautiful places for recreation.
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