Paul Batura: My sons aren’t dumb — they’re dyslexic, and they’re going to change the world
Experts will tell you there’s no correlation between dyslexia and intelligence — Paul Batura
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University of Maryland renames women’s studies department after Harriet Tubman
The University of Maryland announced Friday it’s renaming the women’s studies department after Harriet Tubman – the abolitionist and famous female “conductor” on the Underground Railroad. — Danielle Wallace
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WGU establishes office in New Jersey to increase engagement with students, alumni, and external partners in northeastern states
Dr. Rebecca Watts appointed as Regional Vice President to lead team in 12-state region SALT LAKE CITY–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Western Governors University (WGU) announced today that it has established an office in the greater New York City area to increase support for students, alumni,
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Lawrence 9th grader wins international video contest
LAWRENCE, N.J. — A freshman from Lawrence High School was a first place winner from among 5,000 students participating in an international video contest called Population Connection’s “World of 7 Billion”. Arjun Agarwal is among 18 first or second place winners. He
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Lawrenceville school kids help to bring light to Puerto Rico
LAWRENCE, N.J. — A group of high school students from the Light for the Night students’ club at The Lawrenceville School conducted fundraisers and bought 200 solar flashlights that they recently donated to storm-devastated Puerto Rico. Hurricane Maria hit the Caribbean island
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Fraternity presents annual scholarships
TRENTON, N.J. — The Delta Upsilon chapter of Omega Psi Phi fraternity recently held their Annual Scholarship Recognition Program at Mercer County Community College, (MCCC), in Trenton. The fraternity usually recognizes between eight to 10 students annually. This year, they awarded scholarships
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For 100 years now, Trenton College Club awards scholarships to public high school girls
HAMILTON, N.J. — The Trenton College Club branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) recently awarded $9000 in scholarships to deserving high school girls during a ceremony at First Presbyterian Church in Hamilton. Trenton College club is 106 years old