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Rancho Cordova third-grader leaps into playwriting with B Street Theatre
The third-grader, along with 300 other students from Williamson Elementary School in Rancho Cordova, huddled inside the cafeteria for one reason - to watch a play that Angela had written.
While working under the hot sun as a security guard at the University of Phoenix stadium late last summer, Julie Wilson found out the hard way that too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.
Detroit's new top cop loves Detroit metal, his Pontiac GTO
New Police Chief Speaks to Free Press: New Detroit Police Chief James Craig speaks to the Detroit Free Press editorial board.
Years later, teacher keeps close ties with former students
They are black, Latino, and Asian, all about the same age, all but two of them mothers, all bound to one another today through the happenstance of having long ago shared a particular middle-school teacher.
Recognize James Craig? Here's his University of Phoenix ad
Welcome to the RETURN of our two-minute drill, which will give you a snapshot of what's going on... If James Craig's face looks familiar, it could be because you recognize him from a University of Phoenix TV ad campaign that ran nationally last year.
The Atlantic: How Colleges Are Selling Out the Poor to Court the Rich
Neat fact: If the federal government were to take all of the money it pours into various forms of financial aid each year, it could go ahead and make tuition free, or close to it, for every student at every public college in the country.
Watch James Craig, new Detroit police chief, in University of Phoenix commercial
DETROIT, MI - The man reportedly hired by Detroit Mayor Dave Bing to run the Detroit Police Department has experience in front of the camera.
Local law enforcement professionals and other leaders within Savannah's criminal justice field will be attending a criminal justice symposium Tuesday.
Mark Huffman has been a consumer news reporter for ConsumerAffairs since 2004. He covers real estate, gas prices and the economy and has reported extensively on negative-option sales.
Returning military veterans choosing college in record numbers
Izeck Hempseed went into the military directly from high school because he figured it would be his best path to eventually attend college.
Los Angeles Nurse Sees Primary Job As Educating Patients
For registered nurses wishing to accelerate their careers, Capella University recently announced a new online educational degree program that will allow nurses to earn a master's degree in nursing while simultaneously working toward a bachelor of science degree, in just over three years.
County Office of Education appoints Gordillo as HR Executive Director
Three-year OIC Philip J. Gordillo was named Executive Director for Human Resources for the Santa Clara County Office of Education, according to SCCOE Spokesperson Larry Slonaker.
AWC seeks more faculty for nursing program
At a very young age, Breon Henderson knew she wanted to become a nurse. "Since I was three, I wanted to be the one that told people, 'Push! Push it out!'" said Henderson, a former AWC student and a current Associate Professor of Nursing.
May 10, 2013 - Lorie McClory's Grantham News column is on Sunacom.com
Come for an evening of great music with Guy Burlage from 6 to 9 p.m. May 10 as the Fix @ 6 music series continues at Bistro Nouveau.
College football hype video for the 2013-14 season, it will give you goosebumps
Oregon Ducks running back De'Anthony Thomas scores a touchdown during the kick off against the Kansas State Wildcats in the first half during the Fiesta Bowl at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Chula Vistan Named Playboy Playmate of the Year
San Diego's own Raquel Pomplun sets both hearts and stomachs aflutter as Playboy's April 2012 Playmate of the Month and cover girl.
Peter Hilts picked as D-49 chief education officer
The Classical Academy's former high school principal and current director of academic services will begin contract negotiations with Falcon School District 49 to become its chief education officer.
Area colleges, vocational, tech schools yield workers in demand
There is a lot of discussion regarding the workforce in Houston and Texas, mainly due to the booming energy and medical industries, which is spreading into other fields and industries, creating a shortage of labor across the board, from skilled labor to professionals.
Mrs. Linda Smith-Mahone went from labor to eternal rest on Friday, May 3, 2013 after a sudden illness, at Mercy Regional hospital.
Internet Back Up in Syria After 20-Hour Outage
Computerworld - Syria suffered another Internet and mobile communications outage that lasted for about 20 hours.