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Rev. Bernard R. McIlhenny Ballroom dedicated at Scranton University
More than 400 people gathered in the University of Scranton 's Patrick and Margaret DeNaples Center recently for the dedication of the Rev.
Bob Martin, Scranton police union on Mayor Doherty
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Quandel will build Scranton University science center
The Quandel Group Inc. of Scranton has received a contract to manage the construction of the new $73 million Unified Science Center for the University of Scranton .
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Katherine Prizeman Joins the Ranks of Leading Professionals
MINEOLA, NY, October 28, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Katherine Prizeman, Student at New York University, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in international relations studies.
A mystery is lifted in a Redwood Curtaina
A mystery is lifted in 'Redwood Curtain' Young Geri is in a forest of redwoods, searching among the Vietnam veterans who live there for the American father she's never known.
German film fest commemorates fall of Berlin Wall
When Professor Jamie Trnka visited the Checkpoint Charlie Museum in Berlin, she saw some of the contraptions people devised in desperate attempts to escape from Communist East Germany.
U of S professor recruiting subjects
Volunteers are needed for a study on body chemistry, measuring the effect of consuming one medium potato at lunch and dinner.
Liberty High School student a regional finalist in Siemens Competition
A Liberty High School student is one of 96 regional finalists in a math, science and technology competition.
Students observe National Pro-Life Cupcake Day
Jan and Carl Cwikla, owners of Cwikla's Bakery in Avoca recently baked cupcakes to recognize National Pro-Life Cupcake Day observed locally at the University of Scranton and Scranton Preparatory School.
Executive compensation: Is it criminal?
Should executives go to prison for collecting too many millions from the companies they run? Angry readers have told me they should.
Clarks Summit resident named Super Lawyer
Attorney P. Timothy Kelly, of Clarks Summit, has been selected for inclusion in Pennsylvania's Super Lawyers magazine for 2009.
U of S prepares for Open Houses
University of Scranton Royal Ambassadors gather in the Estate to help prepare for the Jesuit school's Open Houses on Sunday, Oct.
Megan Kathleen Olsen and Corey Wade Mitchell were married Aug. 28 at Saint Vincent de Paul Church in Vestal.
Shared vision, respect help city-college relationships
King's cited in "A Survey of Best College and University Civic Partnerships." Like any college town, Wilkes-Barre has the potential to experience "town and gown" issues.
Healey Academic Center being dedicated Nov. 5
Lackawanna College president Raymond Angeli announced the dedication ceremony of the Francis X. Healey Academic Center will be held Nov.
University names faculty from Abington area
The University has appointed 31 new full-time faculty members for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Kindle guides for your desktopa "plus text-to-speech, screen contrast, case and book-light issues
The Kindle 2 and global models, along with the DX, all have manuals readable in PDF on your desktop or laptop monitor.
Nobel prize winner speaking at Scranton U.
Nobel Prize-winning physicist Murray Gell-Mann, Ph.D., who received the prestigious award in 1969 for his work on the theory of elementary particles, will deliver the annual Harry Mullin, M.D., Lecture at the University of Scranton on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Houlihan-McLean Center.
Business seminar set for Wednesday
The Pike County Economic Development Authority, along its co-sponsors, the Pike County Business Development Corp., Wayne County Economic Development Corp., University of Scranton Small Business Development Center and the Dime Bank, will co-host a seminar from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday on economic development financing programs for businesses.
Past recipients of the F. Lammot Belin Scholarship will conduct a variety of classes and performances at the Waverly Community House on Saturday, Oct.
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