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Reforming "dropout factories"

21.04.2008 20:34    minnesota.publicradio.org
Epidemic. Crisis. Educators use these words to describe the dropout problem. But no one really knows how big the problem is because states can make up their own criteria for deciding which students are considered dropouts. A recent study shows


NASA Offers Educational Online Gaming Opportunity to Developers

21.04.2008 20:27    nasa.gov
Educators soon may be able take the "learning can be fun" adage to another level using computer-simulation games with new technologies created by NASA and a yet-to-be-selected game developer.
USA    NASA

WSOC: Hansen garnering attention in England

21.04.2008 19:39    vikes.uvic.ca
Hansen, a 5-foot-10 striker, currently ranks fourth in the Premier League in scoring. The Cortes Island native has pocketed 13 league goals and seven Cup goals in guiding the Belles to a Sheffield and Hallamshire County Cup title.

WROW: Vikes come up short in Stanford

21.04.2008 19:39    vikes.uvic.ca
In a multiple dual race format, the Vikes raced three different crews on the weekend head-to-head on the Redwood Shores 2000 meter course. Opponents included no. 5 ranked Washington State and no. 6 ranked USC, as the Pac-10 crews are

Finalists announced for the Science in Society Book Awards

21.04.2008 19:23    bookcentre.ca
The Canadian Science Writers’ Association (CSWA) has announced the finalists for the 2007 Science in Society Book Awards. Entries must have been published in Canada in the 2007 calendar year. The deadline for entries was December 15, 2007. The awards...

Women's Tennis Falls to LMU Fighting for Fifth Place

The Santa Clara women's tennis team finished the WCC Championships on Sunday against third seeded Loyola Marymount. In the battle for fifth place, the Broncos made a valiant effort, but were unable to pull through for a win, falling 4-0.
Women's Tennis Falls to LMU Fighting for Fifth Place

Moondust and Duct Tape

21.04.2008 18:52    science.nasa.gov
Going to the Moon? Don't forget your duct tape. Thirty-six years ago when Apollo 17 astronauts found themselves a quarter million miles from home with a damaged moonbuggy, a roll of "good old fashioned American gray tape" saved the day.
USA    NASA    Articles

Low cortisol levels found in kids whose mothers show signs of depression

21.04.2008 18:49    berkeley.edu
A new study of young children living in extreme poverty found that those whose mothers showed symptoms of depression had low levels of cortisol, a hormone activated during times of stress, compared with children whose mothers did not exhibit depressive

A snapshot of reading habits over two decades

21.04.2008 18:49    berkeley.edu
What do UC Berkeley students read? From Why do Men Have Nipples? to the novels of J.K. Rowling and Jane Austen, three large surveys of freshman reading habits, each conducted a decade apart, identify ephemeral — and enduring — undergraduate

A Giant Comes to CMU

21.04.2008 18:48    tcpulse.com
Comedy group Human Giant comes for Spring Carnival

International Academy of Design and Technology's Annual Event, Dream 4

21.04.2008 18:40    prweb.com
A Fashion Show Academy Students Dream About (PRWeb Apr 21, 2008) Read the full story at

Twin Cities chess team "three-peat" falls short

21.04.2008 14:57    minnesota.publicradio.org
Minnesota's championship Southwest High School Chess Team fell short of its third straight national title in Atlanta over the weekend.

States vary methods for reclassification

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
With the Wyoming High School Activities Association board of directors preparing for its biennial task of reclassification, the Star-Tribune decided to take a look at surrounding states to see how Wyoming's method of classifying its schools stacked up to the
USA    Sports

WHSAA considers making other changes

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
For decades, the Cody Broncs were a part of the classification that housed Wyoming's largest high schools.
USA    Sports

Suffolk, Cejic sign with Calif. schools

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
Cassie Suffolk is going home. Miljana Cejic is going to be reunited with her best friend. Both are going to continue their basketball careers in California.
USA    Sports

KW keeps cruising

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
For Evanston coach John Cox, there was only one difference between his team's first game with Kelly Walsh on March 29 and the second one on Saturday.
USA    Sports

Hill's hat trick leads NC past Evanston

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
Garrett Hill's first game at forward this season went better than even he could have planned.
USA    Sports

Roundup: Friday, April 18

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
BOYS SOCCER Class 4A n RIVERTON 1, SHERIDAN 0: At Riverton on Friday, Jose Arellano scored the only goal of the game in the 60th minute as the Wolverines beat the Broncs.
USA    Sports

Bell, Martinez power KW's rout of Star Valley

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
Kevin Bell's hamstrings are just fine. Even though nothing was wrong with Eric Martinez, it seemed to improve his health as well.
USA    Sports

Brothers in arms

21.04.2008 14:50    casperstartribune.net
Growing up, the Hamaker brothers did everything together.
USA    Sports

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