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Japan’s University Endowment Fund to spur other institutions Government is hoping to foster U.S.-style funds at country's universities Bloomberg The giant ¥10 trillion ($91.1 billion) University Endowment Fund that Japan plans to launch in March to reverse a downtrend in the country's output of cutting-edge academic research will also promote the emergence of U.S.-style endowment funds as a key component of Japanese university finances, government officials say. The ambition is more than just managing the ¥10 trillion the government has pledged for the fund, said Sho Ito, the Tokyo-based ...

EPPING — The Principal of Epping High School is pleased to announce the Top 10 Students in the Class of 2021 (listed alphabetically) are as follows:

Epping High School names top 10 students in Class of 2021 Portsmouth Herald EPPING - Epping High School Class of 2021 has announced the Top 10 students in its the Class of 2021. The school will hold graduation on Friday, June 11 at on the athletic field at the high school. Listed alphabetically the top 10 students are: Nicholas Greubel Nicholas Greubel is the son of Lisa and Paul Greubel. Nico has been a member of the EHS Concert Band for all four years of high school and was the 2021 recipient of the US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Award for Musical Excellence. Nico was an active member

UpdatedWed, May 19, 2021 at 12:31 pm ET Reply Approximately 25 percent of registered Bucks County voters turned out to cast a ballot on Tuesday, data shows. (Renee Schiavone/Patch) BENSALEM, PA — Polls are closed across Pennsylvania and in Bensalem for the 2021 primary election. Voters on Tuesday were to select four candidates in the race for the Bensalem School Board. Election data shows approximately 25 percent of registered Bucks County voters turned out to cast a ballot on Tuesday. A total of 121,340 ballots were cast. As of Wednesday morning, 100 percent of precincts in Bucks County a ...

A Windy Spring Day Two next-door-neighbors-turned-best-friends share a quiet afternoon together I am poking my head through a hole in my fence, a fence made of oak that gives me splinters when I touch it. It creaks and squeaks when it is pushed. The raspberry bushes and plum trees are blown against it by the wind. The vines of the raspberry bushes climb up the old fence, blooming with new flowers—white and pink berries too, the kind that make me cringe when they hit my tongue. The hole is small. I can barely fit through it now— not easily as I used to.