Air Force pilot reflects on 30 years of service, Vietnam War
John Jaeckle Sr., Pecan Plantation resident and former Air Force pilot, reflects on his 30 years of service and his four tours in Vietnam.
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Varjo introduces $2000 Aero headset for enterprises & enthusiasts
Varjo has just announced the Varjo Aero a more affordable professional VR headset that deep-pocket enthusiasts can also buy.
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Race on Campus: How to Keep Latinx Students Enrolled
What other colleges can learn from three innovative retention programs for Latina and Latino students.
United States Grove School Oyin Adedoyin Grove School Of Engineering Howard Community College Ambiciones Academic Support Center
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Dartmouth Engineering | Dartmouth Joins the Search for Earth's Oldest…
Dartmouth Engineering's Mary Albert is a collaborator on an initiative to locate Antarctica's oldest ice to better understand the history of climate…
United States Blaise Stephanus Louise Huffman Mary Albert University Of California University Of Kansas
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UMass Dartmouth Named 59th in U.S. for Social Mobility
UMass Dartmouth has been ranked as number 59 in the country for social mobility by the U.S. News & World Report.
United States Mark Fuller Engineering Program Umass Dartmouth Charlton College Of Business College Of Engineering Brown University
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Grad student is breath of fresh air for C2C filtration project
The Cornell Campus-to-Campus (C2C) buses have resumed service thanks to a new air filtration system that was designed, built and installed by a team of faculty and staff, and at the center of the collaboration, a master’s student who decided to do so
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Clean energy projects highlighted in Granholm's Alaska tour
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm plans to spend two days in Alaska traveling with Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski to showcase what Granholm’s office calls the state's status as “America’s living laboratory.”
United States Chena Hot Springs University Of Alaska Anchorage Lisa Murkowski Jennifer Granholm Malcolm Woolf
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Clean energy projects highlighted in Granholm's Alaska tour
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm plans to spend two...
United States Chena Hot Springs University Of Alaska Anchorage Malcolm Woolf Research Facility Engineering Program
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Robots roaming Bethel earn one young man an education
Photo Courtesy of The River Fund Maine BETHEL — What’s a robot doing in Bethel, Maine? This story starts when a step-father and step-son are talking one day after the step-father gets home from work. The step-father tells his step-son he’s having a problem at work. He’s a snowmaker working at Sunday River. It’s December, the middle of the busiest snow season, and he and his team believe there is a compromise in the intake pipe from Sunday River heading up to the pump house. The step-s...
United States Gould Academy Sunday River Dylan Thayer Greenberg Maggie Davis Senior At Gould Academy
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Grant to bring biomedical sciences program to Leominster High School
Leominster Champion The Leominster Public Schools will receive a grant of more than $200,000 to bring a new biomedical sciences curriculum to high school students, state officials have announced. The $226,851 award from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center’s STEM Equipment and Professional Development Grant program means the district can implement the Project Lead the Way Biomedical Sciences curriculum at both Leominster High School and LHS’ vocational-technical division, the Center for T...
Leominster High School United States Sky View Middle School David Dore Leominster Karyn Polito Way Biomedical Sciences
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