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Derby College takes over empty Carter and Carter building in Pride Park
ONE of the largest buildings in Pride Park has been taken over by Derby College to house its business arm.
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Pittsburgh-area college presidents' compensation below $1M mark
Carnegie Mellon University President Jared Cohon received total compensation of $733,220 in 2007-08 according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
H1N1 claims Lewis and Clark College student
Kris Kerstiens, a Lewis & Clark College graduate student, died on Saturday, Oct.
Election '09: Complete Election Coverage
Despite the series of recent controversies surrounding Erie County's jails, voters have chosen to give Tim Howard a second term as sheriff.
Volleyball's Kabalises spur Nebraska college
There aren't a whole lot of places much different from Hilo than Scottsbluff, Neb.
Athens County investigates alleged payment offers to boost Democratic turnout
Athens County authorities are investigating whether local Democratic Party officials illegally offered a $5 bounty to Ohio University students to bring friends to the polls today.
Brandon Hemphill fills out a form as Jesus Cisneros looks on during a stop on the Empowerment Tour September 4, 2009 in San Francisco, California.
Accused of Assault, NY1 Host Goes on Leave
Dominic Carter, a NY1 political reporter and program host, is taking an indefinite leave of absence, the television channel said Thursday night.
Re: Dominic Carter in the News -- By: Greg Pollowitz
The story we posted earlier has changed : The wife of hot-headed NY1 political anchor Dominic Carter testified today that it was a day laborer who beat her up last October in an argument over payment for work not her volatile husband, as she originally had told cops that day.
College enrollment up, mostly at 2-year schools
Some are there because of the recession, and others despite it. Regardless, more young Americans than ever are in college - especially community college, according to a new report.
New fabric store coming to Clinton
Efforts by Clinton and grocery giant Kroger to woo tenants into the old Kroger strip mall on Springridge Road are beginning to bear fruit.
College Corner: Johnson receives Judicial Council award
Elizabeth Johnson was recently awarded a scholarship by the Illinois Judicial Council.
Fire Dept. Will Test Nearly 100
The Greeneville Civil Service Board on Saturday, Nov. 14, will test those applying for entry-level positions with the Greeneville Fire Department.
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San Bernardino's three options for mayor: Avila, Morris or Penman
It's almost time to cast votes in the mayoral race. The three candidates sought the same seat four years ago.
Bad economy puts divorces on hold, spurs reopenings of divorce jugements
From driving to shopping to eating out, the punishing economy is changing the way we live.
At 41, Mindy Thackrah is new student at the New College of Florida
It was a stressful day in August when Melinda "Mindy" Thackrah, her boyfriend and daughter, lugged suitcases into the dorm room at New College in Sarasota.
Carter lapse won't slow Rangel hunt
House Republicans say they'll press on with their efforts to dethrone House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel a ' despite the fact that the Republican leading their charge now faces ethical issues of his own.
Cornish College celebrates 30 years as concert presenter
All concerts are at 8 p.m. on dates indicated above, Poncho Concert Hall, Cornish College of the Arts, 710 E. Roy St., Seattle; $10-$20 single tickets, $69 series ticket .
Scholarships.com College Scholarship Winner Uses Architecture to Redesign Her World
Cheuk C. credits the cramped condos of her childhood as her inspiration to pursue architecture.
College tuition cost rising again this fall
This story is ranked # 4,007 of 2,524 Related Topics: Graphic shows average college costs and available federal and nonfederal aid by year Average tuition prices rose sharply again this fall as colleges passed much of the burden of their own financial problems on to recession-battered students and parents.
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