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Taking the waters at Chamber Music Northwest
Chris Thile on mandolin, Paul Neubauer on viola and Fred Sherry at Chamber Music Northwest Monday night.
Debate Over Repressed Memories
At issue is how to prove whether the memories of trauma, such as childhood sexual abuse, can be repressed and then resurface later in life.
GI Bill gets a boost; benefits are uneven
When the new GI Bill kicks in Aug. 1, the government's best-known education program for veterans will get the biggest boost since its World War II-era creation.
New faces join Olympian's editorial board
Join The Olympian's editorial board in welcoming Karen Bierdeman and Peter Stroble, the two new community representatives.
Longtime Lake Oswego supporter C. Herald Campbell dies
C. Herald Campbell, 57-year resident of Lake Oswego, died on June 26, 2009. He was 98.
Edison State College gets out-of-state help
Colleges routinely outsource nonacademic tasks like landscaping, cleaning and food services.
Devin Judge-Lord is a senior at Reed College in Portland Oregon. His parents are Anne Judge and Bob Lord of Amherst Junction.
National Federation of the Blind and American Council of the Blind...
Darrell Shandrow , a blind ASU student, is also a named plaintiff in the action.
Edison to hold medical assistant information session
Clinical Medical Assistants are needed. Edison State College in partnership with Boston Reed College will begin offering fast-paced, affordable classes this August.
Reductive Labs looks to tap Oregon's open source community
Spoke this morning with Luke Kanies, CEO of Reductive Labs, which announced today that it's won $2 million in funding and will move to Portland from offices in Tennessee and Utah.
Biographical information about Apple CEO Steve Jobs at a glance
Steven Paul Jobs. AGE - 54. Born Feb. 24, 1955. EDUCATION - Dropped out of Reed College in Portland, Ore., after one year.
The Baryshnikov Arts Center presents the fourth BAC Flicks screening of the season featuring Shot Backstage on Monday, June 29 at 7PM in BACa TMs Howard Gilman Performance Space.
Leslie Toy: Prepare to shell out more for state college
Oh God, make it stop. Almost a month ago, I noted here how higher education would continue to suffer in the wake of the failed state propositions.
Where's the education bailout?
During President Barack Obama's campaign for the White House he made it clear what his plank on education was: to improve K-12 schools and expand access to higher education.
The Writer's Notebook: Craft Essays from Tin House
Every summer for the past six years, Tin House has conducted summer workshops at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.
Moral Values, Meet The Economy
This is not the most important economic story today, but it's the one I keep thinking about: College in Need Closes a Door to Needy Students .
The Kept-Up Academic Librarian
At Reed A Clash Between Ideas And Reality
The admissions team at Reed College , known for its free-spirited students, learned in March that the prospective freshman class it had so carefully composed after weeks of reviewing essays, scores and recommendations was unworkable.
Reed College, Money and College Admissions
The New York Times reported yesterday that Reed College , thanks to the economic downturn, had to alter its admissions policies in an effort to enroll wealthier students.
A Small College Struggles With Economics
The admissions team at Reed College , known for its free-spirited students, learned in March that the prospective freshman class it had so carefully composed after weeks of reviewing essays, scores and recommendations was unworkable.
Apple History: First Business Plan, IPO Now Public
Thanks to the Computer History Museum, Apple buffs can delve into company history with the first business plan and IPO.