Parents Can Set an Example About Work Ethic and Respect For Education All Year Round With Online Education: Today is National Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work® Day, an opportunity for parents to show their children the significance of

Published:April 24, 2008Paper Released:April 2008Authors:Gustavo A. Del Angel, Stephen Haber, and Aldo Musacchio Executive Summary: Mexico was the first emerging market compelled to reformulate the financial reporting of its banks as a result of a financial crisis. In the last

SACHEM announces the availability of a free displacement chromatography e-Learning program. With the growing popularity of SACHEM's Expell(TM), Isolis(TM) and Propell(TM) displacers, SACHEM is offering customers and scientists worldwide the ability to access information, learn about and explore displacement chromatography

The 280 Group today announced the availability of their PM Fast Track training courses. The PM Fast Track is a four day intensive hands-on seminar that teaches attendees the entire product lifecycle and turns the attendees into experts. Attendees gain

eduDOCSTM enables high schools to send electronic documents to nearly 800 colleges nationwide. (PRWeb Apr 24, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb883934.htm

ASA has joined 240 leaders of the business, academic and research communities in calling for additional funding for scientific research and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education in the FY 2008 Supplemental Funding Legislation. Letters to the President, as

A sell-out crowd is expected at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival for the world premier of "Pond Hockey."

Cory Higgs can hardly wait. The activities director at Fort Washakie Charter High School, Higgs is more than enthusiastic about the school's burgeoning sports programs.

Golf Boys Casper Invitational At Casper Municipal Golf Course Monday Team scores: 1. Gillette 327; 2. Sheridan 328; 3. Cheyenne East 357.

Nobody was calling it meaningless. But a non-conference game at this point of the season is more of a must-survive than a must-win.

For now, the Wyoming High School Activities Association is still looking at changing Wyoming's classification system.

A Worland High School soccer player is in a coma at a Billings, Mont., hospital after collapsing at practice on Tuesday.

Two of Casper College's top volleyball players signed National Letters of Intent to play at NCAA schools on Monday.

Archives & Special Collections (5th floor) in the Harriet Irving Library wish to advise all patrons that their Information Desk will be closed on Friday, April 25 2008. The closure will allow Archives staff to attend a day-long training session.Regular

A new report says 63 Michigan schools - including Lansing's three high schools - are planning or starting restructuring this school year to improve academic achievement.

Austin-based NewsStand, a digital publishing solution provider, is collaborating with the Sarasota Herald-Tribune to get students connected to newspapers and diverse communities across the globe. Leveraging NewsStand's E-ffective Date, the Herald-Tribune Media Group is linking students living in Red Bays,

Leading manufacturer ElectroChem, Inc. announces the sale of its PowerStation Ultima™ Fuel Cell Test Station to the Indian Institute of Technology-Madras. The sale strengthens ElectroChem's resolve in further developing new avenues of renewable energy research. (PRWeb Apr 24, 2008) Read

The THRASS synthetic phonics programme is already enjoying considerable success in the Caribbean and now the Government of Barbados is seriously considering implementing THRASS for all children aged three to nine, in order to increase literacy through the improved teaching

IntegriSign now used by thousands of insurance agents. (PRWeb Apr 24, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/04/prweb888234.htm

Lt. Col. Billy Hall, one of the most senior officers to be killed in the Iraq war, was laid to rest yesterday at Arlington National Cemetery. It's hard to escape the conclusion that the Pentagon doesn't want you to know