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Freeport, Roosevelt get expanded college courses
Students at Freeport and Roosevelt High Schools will get expanded choices of free college courses next fall, along with extra tutoring aimed at helping them pass, under a foundation-funded initiative announced Thursday afternoon by the State Education Department.
Over 60...and Getting Younger: November 20, 2009
It was a red-hot discussion in the classroom and I was in the center of it! The course was a oePolitics and the Mediaa and the SUNY Old Westbury students were a cross-section of the New York urbanA area.
Stony Brook University faces $8.5M midyear reduction
David A. Paterson 's demand that SUNY trim $90 million from this year's budget. SUNY used reserve funds to reduce the cut to $67.3 million, officials said.
Bill Hohauser Tapped to Fill Seat of BOE Member Sue Sturman
The BOE announced at its Oct. 6 meeting that after much consideration William Hohauser will replace BOE member Sue Sturman who left her position in August.
Cuts may force SUNY to drop programs, boost class sizes
David A. Paterson ordered this week to help deal with an estimated $2.1 billion state budget deficit, local and SUNY officials said.
Martinez fills new post in multiculural affairs
Published Tuesday 29 September 2009 07:25pm EST. Theresa Martinez Courtesy of Columbia University Yet another new dean is joining Columbiaa s administration.
Editor's note: In the newspaper today, we begin a series of offerings from candidates for Asheville City Council and Mayor explaining, in their own words, why they are seeking office.
Editor's note: In the newspaper today, we begin a series of offerings from candidates for Asheville City Council and Mayor explaining, in their own words, why they are seeking office.
Editor's note: In the newspaper today, we begin a series of offerings from candidates for Asheville City Council and Mayor explaining, in their own words, why they are seeking office.
Editor's note: In the newspaper today, we begin a series of offerings from candidates for Asheville City Council and Mayor explaining, in their own words, why they are seeking office.
Editor's note: In the newspaper today, we begin a series of offerings from candidates for Asheville City Council and Mayor explaining, in their own words, why they are seeking office.
New chancellor at Stony Brook: We need to boost SUNY
The state's four public university centers and two medical campuses "are the flagships of SUNY " and should be allowed to charge higher tuition, new SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher said Monday during a visit to Stony Brook University .
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Food & Flea on L.I. Boro shoppers flock to new market
THINK UNION Square Greenmarket, plus the legendary Roosevelt Raceway Flea Market, with some hip entertainment mixed in for good measure.
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