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• Looking to volunteer? Speak up

  Looking for a different volunteer opportunity?
  2010-08-15 01:00:00

• Robotic wiz kids

  NEW BRITAIN An air of excitement filled the gymnasium at the Boys and Girls Club of New Britain Thursday morning.
  2010-08-15 08:40:10

• Flaws in bill like skating 'on dull skates'

  Editors note: This is part two of a three-part series on the 2008 law to fast-track wind turbine development.
  2010-08-15 11:31:48

• East Peoria High School mural illustrates smooth transition

  The mural is huge - stretching 200 feet down the corridor, running above the lockers of a third-floor hall at East Peoria Community High School.
  2010-08-15 11:57:35

• Tiong gets it right in Harvard

  AT just 23 years old, June Tiong - straight As student, ex national squash player and Harvard University undergraduate - has a heck of a CV.
  2010-08-15 08:00:57

• Students rush to add math class

  NASHUA More than twice as many seniors as first expected have signed up for a new course designed to help them brush up on their math skills before graduating. Associate Superintendent Althea Sheaff said 140 seniors have registered for the foundations-level course called College Ready Math, far exceeding the 60 the district had anticipated. The new course was approved with the goal of ...
  2010-08-15 09:41:53

• 'Other Guys' looks to Madoff tipster

  Will Ferrell's character in "The Other Guys" is partly based on Harry Markopolos, the Hub financial...
  2010-08-15 11:12:17

• Memories of the first day back at school

  Ah, the first day of school.
  2010-08-15 10:07:06

• Paradise Valley district launches science, tech center

  New science and technology school opens Monday at Paradise Valley High School.
  2010-08-15 09:10:48

• HC make light work of CAPE

  Harrison College students have done their school proud by reportedly collecting eight scholarships and 11 exhibitions in this years CAPE Examinations.
  2010-08-15 11:15:26

• Commentary: Tax issues are Republicans greatest strength

  Last week in the nations capitol, there seemed to be a bipartisan consensus of sorts: Pretend that the laws of mathematics do not exist.It began with an appearance a week ago on NBCs Meet the Press by House Minority Leader John Boehner of West Chester, who, if polls can be believed, would become the speaker of the House if the election were held today.
  2010-08-15 08:01:48

• State test results sink for 5th straight year in District 189

  Historically low state test results for high school students in East St. Louis School District 189 have sunk for the fifth straight year, according to preliminary data contained in the 2010 Adequate Yearly Progress Report from the Illinois State Board of Education.
  2010-08-15 02:04:39

• AISD fails to meet AYP standards for 2010

  The Texas Education Agency released the results of the Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) standards required by the annual federal evaluation system last week. Alice Independent School District failed to meet AYP standards this year.
  2010-08-15 01:39:10

• Weighting given to final A-level exam will help boys

  Boys will narrow the gap in performance between them and girls in this year's A-level results, it was forecast today.
  2010-08-15 07:08:08

• Kathleen Parker: In college, price need not equal quality

  It is generally true that you get what you pay for, but not necessarily when it comes to higher education.
  2010-08-15 02:15:28

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