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On a bleak rainy day, the homey smell of freshly brewed coffee wafts out of the reference room at the Kennebunk Free Library.
On-campus housing increase urged
NEWLY arrived international students could be given priority for on-campus accomodation as one way of boosting safety, according to a position paper released on Thursday by peak body Universities Australia.
FISC New Hire Announcement- Director of Loan Operations...
FISC Solutions, a Maine based outsourcing service provider, is pleased to announce the appointment of Amanda Piper as Director of Loan Operations.
Maine Pharmacy Schools Get OK To Open In The Fall
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Five graduates from Jay and Livermore Falls high schools all share the common goal of wanting to study medicine.
Galloway Township People in the News - Week of June 17
Hiller on dean's list Kiel Hiller , son of Diane Hulse-Hiller and William Hiller of Galloway Township, has been named to the dean's list for the fall 2008 and spring 2009 semester at the University of New England.
Rochester woman named to Dean's List at University of New England
Monday, June 15, 2009 Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com BIDDEFORD/PORTLAND, Maine - Kirsten M. Gilley, daughter of Everett and Heather Gilley of 14 Brookfarm Village, Rochester, has been named to the Dean's List for the 2009 spring semester at the University of New England.
No isolation for indigenous postgrads
MICHELLE Trudgett wants to help correct some stark statistics. According to the submission to the Bradley review by the Indigenous Higher Education Advisory Council, which advises the federal Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations, indigenous students made up 0.36 per cent of those who completed doctorates in 2005.
This Twin Cities Youth of the Year is going places, in part because of where she's been: the Boys & Girls Club of Auburn-Lewiston. Shawna Albert has spent half her life as a member of he Boys & Girls Club of Auburn-Lewiston. The recent Edward Little High School grad, who heads off to the University of New England this fall, is so respected she was ...
Second SHB Workshop Liveblogging
The first session was about deception. Frank Stajano , Cambridge University , presented research with someone who films actual scams for " The Real Hustle ." His is point is that we build security systems based on our "logic," but users don't always follow our logic.
A Windsor High student strikes gold Thursday as she prepares to graduate. Danielle Behn received the Laimons E. and Silvia Drupa Scholarship worth ten thousand dollars.
Rehabilitated Seals Head Back To Sea
Two harp seals are back at sea after being successfully rehabilitated at the University of New England.
Tech professor to attend institute on liberal arts, the law
RUSTON -- Dr. Jeffery R. Hankins, an assistant professor of history at Louisiana Tech, has been selected to participate in the 2009 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute dealing with 'The Rule of Law: Teaching Legal Studies in the Liberal Arts.' Hankins, who will attend the institute June 15 to July 22 at the University of New ...
Primary Election: Marrow hopes to bring health, economic reforms
In the more than 30 years that Greg Marrow has been involved in politics, he has worked on a variety of Republican and Democratic campaigns, including canvassing for former presidents Ronald Regan and George H.W. Bush.
Brattleboro Woman's Evening Club
The Brattleboro Woman's Evening club met for their annual banquet on May 7 at the New England House Restaurant in West Brattleboro.
RSU 21 names Dolloff new superintendent
After a months-long search, the Regional School Unit 21 School Board approved Andrew Dolloff as the new district superintendent June 1. "He was the unanimous choice," said board Chairman Maureen King.
Middlesex Community College's Rouse is 'Business Champion'
Alice Rouse of Bedford, associate dean of college advancement at Middlesex Community College, has been named 2009 Business Champion by the Billerica Community Alliance.
Dental school eyed to fill gap in Maine care
The University of New England is developing a new plan to open a dental school on its Portland campus, potentially improving access to affordable dental care throughout the state.
Unis should have power to sack chiefs
ALL universities should be given clear power to sack their chancellors, a parliamentary inquiry into higher education governance has urged.
Rochester resident named to Dean's List at University of New England
AJ Miltner, son of Al and Karen Miltner of Rochester, has been named to the Dean's List for the 2009 spring semester at the University of New England.