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Creek ISD looks at school finance
The Clear Creek Independent School District will host two informational meetings on Nov. 11 and 13 in effort to educate parents and community members of the affects that House Bill 1, the public school finance bill, has had on the District’s ability to keep pace with student needs and growth in the Clear Lake Area.
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State’s Largest Student Lender Says No More Private Loans
South Carolina’s largest student lender announced today it will suspend private student loans.
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Student injured by trolley
A Boston College student who walked in front of a Green Line train on Commonwealth Avenue was struck while wearing headphones Monday morning around 9:20 a.m. The injured student was identified as Michael Cordo, CSOM '10, of Sudbury, Mass. Cordo suffered serious head and leg injuries and facial lacerations, said University Spokesman Jack Dunn.
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Color of Money Book Club
Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary hosted an online discussion with author Laurence Shatkin and editor Sue Pines, the brains behind "150 Recession-Proof Jobs," on Thursday, Nov. 20 at Noon ET.
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Universities fall short on shared services
It has published a briefing paper based on three reports by consultancy Duke and Jordan that shows educational institutions have not made much progress in the prime areas for shared services, such as student records, timetabling, finance, human resources and library management.
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McSA will face ASG review over Ayers event
The Student Activities Finance Board has opened an investigation into the Muslim-cultural Student Association's attempt to bring former Weather Underground founder Bill Ayers to campus this week, Associated Student Government senators said. A related investigation into SAFB's conduct during the affair was proposed by ASG parliamentarian Will Upton.
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CCISD meetings to educate public
The Clear Creek Independent School District will host two informational meetings on Tuesday, Nov. 11, and Thursday, Nov. 13, in effort to educate parents and community members of the adverse affects the Texas Legislature’s public school finance bill has had on the district’s ability to keep pace with student needs and growth in the Clear Lake area.
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County approves plan to finance purchase of foreclosed homes
DeKalb County commissioners approved a plan Tuesday to spend $18.5 million in federal money aimed at addressing the decline of property values resulting from foreclosures. The county would place $7.5 million of the grant into a fund to help private parties finance the purchase and redevelopment of foreclosed properties. Officials said it would be like a revolving loan fund that could exist for ...
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