Free Press, University of Southern Maine, Portland , ME
1 day ago by David Holman
As a girl growing up in Uzbekistan - a country where unmarried women rarely travel abroad - Malika Umarova dreamed of getting a world class education and then returning to her home country to improve public health. Umarova is a 24-year-old first year graduate student in the Muskie School Health Policy and Management master's degree program.
Free Press, University of Southern Maine, Portland , ME
3 hours ago by Paul Koenig
Residents in Gorham will now be filling their cups and cereal bowls with Oakhurst milk instead of Hood. USM's food service provider, Aramark, decided to switch milk to Oakhurst Dairy in their effort to be more environmentally conscious. Retail locations on the Portland and Gorham campuses already sell Oakhurst Dairy products.
Free Press, University of Southern Maine, Portland , ME
1 day ago by Dan MacLeod
Last week, amid the flurry of gathering last-minute quotes for stories, rushing to get photos and tracking down local politicians, I formed a band with four musicians with whom I had never played and wrote and performed a live set of original music.
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Castleton Spartan, Castleton State College, VT
23 hours ago by Kevin Eisenburg
Twenty-five disabled athletes of all ages poured into Shape Gym on Feb. 21 with one thing on their mind -- playing basketball. The men's basketball team teamed up with the EDD Memorial Fund to teach these athletes basic fundamentals of basketball.
Castleton Spartan, Castleton State College, VT
1 day ago by Melissa Pope
Kyra Salem, 10, stepped up to the microphone with determination and tears in her eyes.
"Everyone tells me I act just like my mom, and everyone keeps telling me to cry. I am going to keep on crying until I'm with my mom up there singing and dancing again," she said amid sobs.
Castleton Spartan, Castleton State College, VT
1 day ago by David Blow
The final week before winter break brought two memorial services for me.
The first, for my 99-year-old great uncle, led to thoughts about all the things his eyes had seen since 1910 and all the stories that were trapped in his mind that had really stopped working a year or so before.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
10 hours ago by Mandi Degroff '12 / News Editor
The Board of Trustees approved a three percent increase of tuition that will raise the current 2009-2010 year cost of $49,440.00 to $51,264 for the 2010-2011 academic year.
In his address to the campus President Ronald Crutcher said, "The decision to set the tuition, room and board rate is never undertaken lightly.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
2 hours ago by Conor O'Riordan '13
After reading Dominic Padulo's article slandering the sci-fi epic Avatar almost three weeks back, I felt slightly angered at the lack of legitimacy for this brutal bashing, however I didn't dwell. Recently, Padulo spoke of the Academy Award nominees for the what-were-then upcoming Oscar show March 7, 2010.
Wheaton Wire, Wheaton College, MA
1 hour ago
Judging from the last couple of weeks, one would think that Wheaton is a school of felons. The number of arrests occurring, throughout this entire year, in particular this semester, have been off the charts. And it's only March. What is going on?
In reality, I do not think the students are getting more rambunctious or activities are of a more felonious nature.
The McGill Tribune, McGill University, QC
1 day ago by Matt Essert
After several months of discussion between the Students' Society, faculty associations, and members of the administration, major changes may be in store for Frosh this coming year.
"The university is looking for basic, systematic changes, but those changes are very big ideologically," Students' Society Vice-President Internal Alex Brown said.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
1 day ago by Harry Shipps
Director of Ed Callahan said that the vandalism may constitute as a hate crime if a bias is found towards a specific group of people.
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
2 days ago by Leah Smith
The Justice, Brandeis University, MA
1 day ago by Miranda Neubauer
The proposed pool would enable wage increases for faculty and staff who make under $150,000 per year in base compensation.
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The Battalion, Texas A&M
Brandon implores J.C. to show his same passion for the Winter Olympics and the gentleman's favorite basketball players to watch are discussed.
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