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Feb 14
University Arizona, ASU West campus, baseball, basketball, Board of Regents, Brian Mueller, Grand Canyon University, Maricopa Community College, NCAA, Phoenix, sports management program, sports programs, swimming, tennis, United States, volleyball, wrestling
As the community learns daily of cuts affecting the state’s universities, Grand Canyon University (GCU) is preparing behind the scenes to pick up the slack.
“The situation facing our state’s public universities is dire,” said GCU CEO Brian Mueller. “Fortunately as a private institution that’s unencumbered by the parameters set by the Board of Regents, we’re [...]
Dec 25
Education, Scholarship Alameda Community Learning Center, Alexia, Alexia Thompson, and Oakland Technical High School, basketball, California, California Distinguished School, Dagmar Serota, District, High school, Ivy League School, Kevin Brennan, Los Angeles, Oakland, Oakland Unified School District, Public University, San Francisco, Summer Open, UC Berkeley, UCLA, United States
Oakland Tech ‘08 Graduate Alexia Thompson, an OAL Basketball Champion and Academic All-American athlete has enrolled at UC Berkeley on an “Academic Scholarship” this fall ‘08, and will become a Senior Academically in Spring ‘09!
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Oakland Unified has produced an academic over-achiever that shattered record books and raised the bar for Oakland students. A [...]
Nov 08
Education Acrobat, basketball, circulatory systems, Colorado, Colorado Mills Mall, El Paso, invaluable teaching tool, Lakewood, reactive plastics, Terry Valero, Texas, United States
Bodies Human: Anatomy in Motion is a rare opportunity to see your body from the inside out. The exhibit features more than 100 human bodies, organs and transparent cross-sections, and premieres Saturday, November 8 in Colorado Mills Mall at I-70 & West Colfax in Lakewood, Colo. Bodies Human runs 16 weeks, through Saturday, February 28, [...]
Nov 08
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For the first time in a decade, four of the top big men in the country decided to return to college without even testing NBA draft waters. Hasheem Thabeet (cover athlete) of UCONN, Tyler Hansbrough of UNC, Luke Harangody of Notre Dame and Blake Griffin of Oklahoma all came back for another year, and will [...]
Nov 08
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Reliant Energy has awarded $1,000 scholarships to eight Houston-area high school student athletes through its Scholarship for Champions – Powering Strong Minds and Bodies program.
The Scholarship for Champions recipients were selected by Reliant Energy, which teamed up with the Houston Texans to create the scholarship program in 2006. Each student athlete is selected based on [...]
Nov 07
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Comcast Corporation have entered into a three-year, $10 million partnership that promises to make a measurable difference in the lives of some of America’s most vulnerable children.
Comcast will provide Big Brothers Big Sisters with airtime for public service announcements; program sponsorships; national and local board member support; and [...]
Nov 04
Scholarship Austin, Baylor campus, Bill Daniel Student Center, Bryan Fonville, Chase Palmer, Evansville, Immortal Ten Memorial, Indiana, James Mattison, Kirsten Johnson, Pat Neff Hall, Texas A&M University, Traditions Square, United States
The senior class of 2009 has chosen to support two gifts that will keep on giving.
The first decision was to continue the endowed scholarship fund that the class of 2008 established as its gift.
The endowed scholarship fund affects the entire student body, especially those not in the senior class because the scholarships provided from the [...]
Oct 30
Online Education Atlanta, basketball, Brenda Frese, BrowserMedia, Cheltenham, configurable web content management system, content management system, Crystal Langhorne, Dave Whelan, Drey Mingo, final product, interactive media, interactive web development, Internet software, Internet solutions, Internet-savvy users, Jade Perry, Jay Ferguson, Kristi Toliver, Laura Harper, Marah Strickland, Marissa Coleman, Maryland, McDonald's, National Championship, NCAA, North Carolina, St. Johns College, University of Maryland, University of Maryland Women, user experiences, Virginia
BrowserMedia announced the launch of the website for the University of Maryland Women’s Basketball Program, viewable at http://www.MarylandWomensBasketball.com. Under the leadership of Coach Brenda Frese, who is beginning her seventh season at Maryland, The Terrapins were 33-4 last season, advancing to the NCAA Elite Eight for the second time in three years, including a [...]
Oct 29
Financial Aid, University Athletic Centre, Athletics Centre, basketball, Canada, Faculty of Physical & Health Education, Global Media Networks Inc., long overdue ticketing solution, online and order-by-phone sales, TicketBreak Corp, TicketBreak's mission, Toronto, University of Toronto, up and coming media properties, Varsity Arena, Varsity Centre, Varsity Stadium, volleyball
Global Media Networks, Inc. announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, TicketBreak, has signed an exclusive agreement with the University of Toronto (commencing with Faculty of Physical & Health Education) to become the exclusive ticketing supplier for all of their Toronto venues, including the newly built Varsity Centre.
The University facilities currently include Varsity Centre, which include [...]
Oct 28
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There may be someone on earth — a cloistered abbess, perhaps, or a Taliban soldier in a particularly remote post — who has yet to learn that High School Musical 3 opened last Friday. (It promptly leaped to the top of the U.S. box office, to the tune of a $42 million weekend take, and [...]
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