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Boca Raton: The latest `wrap' at Lynn
People may have seen Lynn University's new van wrap as they drive around the city.
SouthCoast students named to Dean's Lists
The following SouthCoast residents were named to the dean's lists at various schools.
Boca Raton aims green initiative at everyone
Boca Raton says it has an innovative way to go green: Involve everyone. "If you're going to do environmental sustainability, it can't just be the city," said Mike Woika, assistant city manager.
Class of 2009 leaves mark of success on Mainland
LINWOOD Nearly 400 students poured into the halls of Mainland Regional High School for the last time Friday, June 19.
Cadet Kevin Bennett, son of Cindy and Steve Bennett, has received Distinguished Cadet Academic Recognition for the spring semester at the U.S. Military Academy.
Brutally honest, or just plain arrogant?
University of Florida President Bernie Machen gave Florida Atlantic University the lowest mark possible in a ranking of schools used by U.S. News & World Report, according to a Gainesville Sun story today.
The following East Hampton residents were named to the dean's list at the State University of New York at New Paltz for the spring 2009 semester: Spencer Bambrick; a junior majoring in music; Elayna Martin, a senior majoring in sociology, and Bianca Massi, a junior majoring in psychology.
4 Local Players selected in MLB Draft
Three local high school and one Lynn University player were selected in the second round of the Major League Baseball draft on Wednesday.
Brian Kohout , son of Al and Bonnie Kohout of Darien, graduated with bachelor's degree in marketing and leadership from the University of Dayton School of Business, Dayton, Ohio.
The Falls Church News-Press will hold its 7th Annual Wacky Hat Showdown at its table in front of City Hall from 9 a.m. - " 1 p.m. Visit the table sporting your best attempt at your wackiest headgear.
Private college openings still available
By the start of May, most college-bound students know where they are going. But some plans change.
SimsburyStudents Raise Funds For School, Water Well, Rice And Beans
On Campus Submitted by Jennifer Leigh Oates on 2009-05-18.   Benjamin Rusnak, Food For The Poor staff photographer Nikki Fantauzzi, a resident of Simsbury, traveled to Jamaica in January 2009 with Food For The Poor.
Not to rush the season or anything, but the 24th East Hampton Artist Alliance Annual Summer Studio Tour will be held this year on July 9, 10 and 11.
In a few months the "Pomp and Circumstance" march will be heard at high school and college graduations around the country.
Patriot Women take on Seasiders at NCAA Sweet Sixteen
Seventh-ranked Francis Marion University will face top-ranked and unbeaten BYU-Hawaii in the round of Sweet Sixteen at the NCAA Division II Women's Tennis National Championships, Wednesday afternoon in Altamonte Springs, Fla.
Chip Dutchik Checks In From Boca Raton
Chip Dutchik, former assistant for the Missouri State Bears and now Head Coach for the Lynn University Fightin' Knights checked in from Boca Raton today.
Three siblings graduate college together
Saturday's graduation at Lynn University in Boca Raton has an unusual twist as three siblings pick up diplomas.
Some universities, such as Barry University in Miami Shores and Lynn University in Boca Raton, have recently purchased properties at favorable rates to add student housing.
Boca Raton: DKJA names new trustees, campaign chair
Donna Klein Jewish Academy Head of School Karen Feller, and Presidents Lesley Zafran and Michael Beckerman, announce the following appointments to the schoola s Board of Trustees: Marianne Altschul, Barry Friedberg, Linda Melcer, Jennifer Miller Morse, Simon Portnoy, Allan Solomon, Fred G. Weiss, and Arianne Wijnperle.
Advocate for higher education keynote speaker at graduation
St. Gregory's University recently announced that Michael Galligan-Stierle, Ph.D., an author and noted advocate for Catholic higher education, will give the university's commencement address.