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Mar 31 2024
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Former College of Charleston researcher accused of stealing fossils worth thousands from the college
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Police are investigating after rare fossils were reported missing from the College of Charleston’s Mace Brown Natural History Museum and a former employee is accused in their disappearance. Dr. Scott Persons called the College of Charleston’s campus police to report missing property from the museum on Mar. 7, according to an incident report. Persons told police a rare
Yahoo NewsApr 13 2024
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Denver topples Boston College to win NCAA championship
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Jared Wright and Rieger Lorenz scored second-period goals, Matt Davis had 35 saves and Denver beat No. 1 overall seed Boston College 2-0 Saturday night to win the 10th national championship in program history. No. 3 seed Denver (32-9-3), which finished the season on a nine-game win streak, moved past Michigan (nine) for most titles of all time. Boston College is tied with
ABC News (Online)Apr 13 2024
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Boston College falls to Denver in Frozen Four championship
ST. PAUL, MN - APRIL 13: Denver Pioneers forward Jared Wright (18) scores a goal during the second period of the men's Frozen Four championship game between the Boston College Eagles and the Denver Pioneers on April 13th, 2024, in St. Paul, Minnesota. (Photo by Bailey Hillesheim/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) Jared Wright and Rieger Lorenz scored second-period goals, Matt Davis had 35 saves
WCVBSep 17 2016
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Trump cracks the Electoral College lock
Just six weeks ago, Hillary Clinton's advantage in the Electoral College looked insurmountable. Now, based on the latest round of public polls, it's a different story. If the election were held today, Donald Trump would apparently win roughly as many electoral votes as Hillary Clinton — who held a commanding lead in early August and seemed to be closing off all possible Trump routes to 270
PoliticoApr 12 2024
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UNC System’s roadmap of college credit for military experience
North Carolina has the fourth largest military presence in the country, with approximately 21,000 of those individuals enrolled at UNC institutions. A new credit transfer tool for military service members enrolling in the University of North Carolina System is helping a target group of adult learners translate their technical on-the-job experience into college-level academic credit. Launched
Inside Higher EdApr 17 2024
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University of North Carolina could be next college to cut DEI staff
The University of North Carolina could be the next public college system to axe its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts after its committee on university governance voted to reverse a related policy Wednesday. The five-person committee within the UNC Board of Governors voted to repeal the DEI policy in shockingly little time — less than four minutes — but the full 24-member board still
New York Post (News)Apr 11 2024
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Most US Colleges Require DEI Courses to Graduate
A recent report reveals that two-thirds of colleges and universities across the United States now require students to complete coursework focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in order to graduate, the New York Post reported. The report, conducted by Speech First, an organization advocating for First Amendment rights on college campuses, surveyed both public and private
Newsmax (News)Mar 30 2024
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College softball: Simpson hits first two college homers; lots of Rowan girls shining
EMORY, Va. — Emory & Henry freshman Karsen Simpson (West Rowan) hit her first two college homers on Friday in the Wasps’ wild doubleheader sweep of South Atlantic Conference opponent Catawba. Simpson homered in each game. She’s batting .395 in 20 games. In both games, Catawba rallied to take the lead in the top of the seventh, only to have Emory & Henry walk off wins in the bottom half
Salisbury PostApr 11 2024
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Your College ROI May Not Be What You Think It Is
Historically, when students are rejected from their first choice, Ivy League colleges, families have been willing to pay more for prestigious private schools. But a Bloomberg News analysis of more than 1,500 nonprofit four-year colleges shows the return on investment at many elite private institutions outside the eight Ivies is no better than far-less selective public universities.
Bloomberg