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4200 Colleges and Universtities in US have more than 17 million enrolled students for a go green campaign called: Campus Greening.
The first EARTH DAY in 1970 inspired student groups, staff and faculty to begin greening campuses.
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The U.S. dollar was higher against other major currencies in European trading Friday. Gold fell.
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The United States on Friday pushed for an immediate cease-fire in a fast-unfolding conflict between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway Georgian province of South...
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The United States called Friday for an immediate cease-fire in a conflict between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway Georgian province of South Ossetia.
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Oil prices resumed their descent Friday, dropping briefly below $116 a barrel as a huge jump in the U.S. dollar and expectations of slowing global demand offset supply...
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A New Orleans furniture salesman who spied for the People’s Republic of China and helped the Beijing government obtain secret U.S. military information has been...
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The United States is calling for an immediate cease-fire in a conflict between Russia and Georgia over the breakaway Georgian province of South Ossetia.
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Despite a tough U.S. economy, McDonald’s Corp. posted an 8 percent gain in July same-store sales on Friday as hungry consumers worldwide lined up for breakfast...
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Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf will defend himself against impeachment by the ruling coalition, aides and allies said Friday, as the US-backed leader mulled his...
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U.S. actress-activist Mia Farrow aired an “alternative” Olympic opening ceremony in a Web cast Friday, showing Darfur refugees in the barren deserts of...
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It’s one of the central issues in the debate over U.S. energy policy _ and, recently, in the presidential campaign: where oil companies should be allowed to...
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The U.S. Navy says it has stopped a pirate attack on a merchant vessel north of Somalia in the Gulf of Aden.
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Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC on Friday reported a half-year loss of 802 million pounds ($1.5 billion), forced deep into the red by 5.9 billion pounds ($11.4...
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Can’t avoid risks in life and some are really worth it! That’s what the ad campaign - Light, for the sport gamers, Ocala, promoting Jai Lai and Poker games...
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If the trends of the past three decades continue, it’s possible that every American adult could be overweight 40 years from now, a government-funded study...
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A freshman U.S. representative on Thursday became the first Tennessee congressman to lose a primary since 1966 after a bruising campaign in which he was accused of...
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When U.S. athletes chose Sudanese-born Lopez Lomong as U.S. flagbearer, it was widely seen as a slap to China over Darfur.
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President Bush says the new $434 million U.S. embassy in Beijing reflects deepening ties between the two trading partners and sometimes political rivals.
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A day before the Olympics kick off in Beijing, NBC Universal announced it has garnered more than $1 billion in advertising revenue for the event for which it spent $894...
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Two Louisiana businessmen who plotted to defy a U.S. trade embargo by exporting engineering software to Iran avoided prison Thursday when a federal judge ordered them...
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A Chinese Islamic group that has threatened to attack the Beijing Olympics released a new video warning Muslims to avoid being on planes, trains and buses with Chinese...
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Congress on Thursday sent to President Bush the first major overhaul in a decade of the federal higher education act, giving strong, bipartisan backing to a bill aimed...
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Congress is sending President Bush the first major overhaul of federal higher education law in a decade. The legislation aims to make college more accessible and...
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The House moved Thursday to make college costs more transparent, and possibly more affordable, in passing the first major overhaul of the federal higher education act...
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Congress wants to blow the whistle on colleges that raise tuition sharply, while helping students pay less for textbooks and making Pell grants available year-round _...
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Students from women’s colleges around the globe are descending on the idyllic Massachusetts campus of Mount Holyoke College this week, a symbolic meeting where...
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North Carolina’s community college system reversed itself Tuesday and said it will no longer admit illegal immigrants until federal officials formally weigh in on...
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Kristi Upson-Saia is known as a tough grader. So she’s entitled to feel a little nervous this time of year, when the tables are turned and her religion students...
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For students who need to borrow for college, federal loans are almost always the best deal. But a new study finds that more than 1 million community college students _...
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Here are the nation’s top 10 fundraising universities in fiscal 2007:1. Stanford University ($832.35 million)2. Harvard University ($613.99 million)3. University...
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Donations to colleges and universities rose solidly last year, to a record of nearly $30 billion, with the wealthiest universities again attracting a hugely...
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It looks like a calm before the storm: A new study shows state spending on higher education is up sharply this year, but the economic slump means the flush times are...
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In a Dec. 22 story about college financial aid, The Associated Press erroneously identified Tufts University as one of several colleges that have recently announced...
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When it comes to paying for college, cash-strapped families have had a few good tidings of late. A string of elite, private colleges have announced major boosts in...
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College administrators grumble about the rise of “helicopter parents,” moms and dads who keep hovering over the lives of their children even after they...
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These university systems are participating in a group that has pledged to cut achievement gaps between low-income and minority students and others in half by 2015.____...
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In a coordinated stab at one of higher education’s most pressing problems, some of the country’s largest university systems pledged Wednesday to cut in half...
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It’s a silly old expression, but Professor Eric Leonard says it’s true: The best geologist is the one who’s seen the most rocks.Which is why, on a...
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Federal investigators raided three for-profit college campuses, carting away boxes and documents in an attempt to “identify waste, fraud and abuse of federal...
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Harrah’s Entertainment pitched a proposed Rhode Island casino to college students as a place “to have fun when they’re taking a break from...
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The main entrance to Colorado Christian University is pictured on Thursday, July 24, 2008. A federal appeals court ruled late Wednesday that Colorado Christian University can participate in a state aid program. It is the latest in a string of legal...
