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Dr. Bill Roof Joins IDN as Chief Scientist
Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc. , a global leader in access control and wireless security systems, recently hired William H. Roof, Ph.D. as Chief Scientist.
You don't have to be big to go green
Greening Your Small Business is a new book out this month by Jennifer Kaplan , a partner in Greenhance , a Washington, D.C.-based consulting firm working with large and small businesses to gain better insight into their impact on the environment.
Top students from Western Region recognized
Red Bluff resident Grant Cottier, a sixth grade student at Berrendos Middle School, attended the 2009 Johns Hopkins University Center For Talented Youth Fall Awards Ceremony.
Foreign students contributed $304M to D.C.
Foreign students and their dependents contributed about $17.6 billion to the U.S. economy during the 2008-2009 academic year, according to a study from NAFSA: Association of International Educators .
Professor Finds Evidence of Equality Among Saber-toothed Cats
Wendy Binder wasna t interested in a Pleistocene battle of the sexes when she started X-raying skulls of saber-toothed cats from the famed La Brea Tar Pits.
Steve Barr steps down from Green Dot Schools
Steve Barr, founder of Green Dot Charter Schools, is stepping down from being chairman of the board.
Steve Barr leaving Green Dot schools
The founder and chairman of Green Dot Public Schools is stepping down to work on a oenational education issues,a a spokeswoman for Barr said Friday.
Locally produced film, 'ThanksKilling' to premiere Sunday
HEATH -- Many people think of Thanksgiving as a day for family, football and pumpkin pie.
Student math scores improve with CMAST program
When the Alliance for College-Ready Schools turned to Loyola Marymount University's Center for Math and Science Teaching to try LMU's program, they didn't expect to make so much progress so quickly.
In The Pipeline: CoStar Development and Construction News for Nov. 15-21
In this week's issue, TMG Partners and The Related Cos. have been tapped as master developers for a $1 billion 77-acre mixed-use project in the S.F. Bay Area; Seavest Inc.
He was never an altar server. He dropped out of his confirmation class at 16. He lost his faith in God and the Church.
Karen Juckett of Springfield was one of 25 lucky sweepstakes winners who recently returned from a cruise with "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek to the GalA pagos Islands, the "Land of Darwin." In the first-ever such expedition with Trebek, sweepstakes winners and their guests traveled aboard the National Geographic Endeavour from Oct.
Green & Glover: 'Bobby's' girl
The cast of "Jersey Boys," the Tony Award-winning musical at the National Theatre through Dec.
Yesterday, Rev. Thomas P. O'Malley, S.J., former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, passed away from an apparent heart attack.
Dahl-Bredine to play Wherehouse
During a program at San Lorenzo Elementary School Friday morning, Andrew Dahl-Bredine showed sixth-grader Deandra Mohr, 11, how to play the agogo, a Brazilian instrument made of two attached bells, that when struck with a stick, each produce a different tone.
LMU's Part-Time MBA Program Ranked #13 in the Nation by BusinessWeek
The part-time MBA program at Loyola Marymount University's College of Business Administration was ranked No.
Director's film-school project turned into critically lauded 'More Than a Game'
DALLAS - Seven years ago, while a film student at Los Angeles' Loyola Marymount University, Kristopher Belman decided to do a 10-minute documentary about his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
No Kidding: LMU journalist gets 2nd national writing award
If you see Jose Martinez on campus, be sure to tell him to make you laugh. For the second year running, the Loyola Marymount University junior and managing editor of the Los Angeles Loyolan captured the top spot for humorous commentary in the Gold Circle Awards, a student journalism contest hosted each year by Columbia University.
a Dream Achieved, a Dream Out of Reach
Harvard graduate who cannot work because he is an illegal immmigrant. He wears his class ring and holds bachelor of arts diploma.
Mayan-Egyptian comparison topic of talks Oct. 29
A comparison of ancient Mayan and Egyptian civilizations will be the topic as The Maya and the World lecture series continues, presented by Louisiana Tech University and the Lincoln Parish Library.
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