Archive for the ‘college education’ Category

Scholarships for black Belen students threatened

Five years ago Belen Jesuit created a scholarship program to promote diversity at the predominantly Hispanic private Catholic school. But funds are running out. View full post on All Stories

Hey! It’s National Doughnut Day!

Dunkin Donuts and Krispy Creme are celebrating by holding their annual smackdown. View full post on Education Stories

Hayes, Jackson, Ayers sign wrestling letters

Three key members of Gulf High’s prominent wrestling program signed scholarships on Wednesday to continue their careers in college. View full post on All Stories

Value of scholarships a hot topic at Big 12 meetings

By DOUG TUCKER, AP Sports Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On one hand, it seems only fair: Why not increase the value of athletic scholarships to include the total cost of attendance at a school? Shouldn’t the NCAA and its member schools share with the athletes at least a tiny bit more of the billions [...]

Op-Ed Contributor: Waiting for a School Miracle

Be skeptical of stories of rapid educational transformation. View full post on Education Stories

It’s time to pay (some) college athletes

In the wake of the Ohio State scandal, more consideration should be given to stipends David Haugh: Giving college athletes a stipend of up to $5,000 a year above their scholarships might not eliminate the next long line of players at the tattoo parlor willing to barter merchandise for body ink. View full post on [...]

Scholarship Winner Overcomes Serious Medical Condition

Hall Ambulance has announced its annual college scholarships. View full post on All Stories

Nigerian teen soccer players want lives in U.S.

Despite shooting death of 16-year-old teammate on South Side, they want to stay, gain legal immigration status The teens believed soccer would save them. It would transport them from the poverty and violence of Nigeria to the green fields of America, where coaches would see their skill with the ball and offer them college scholarships, [...]

From Punjab to Bihar to IIT, three ‘super’ stories

One is the son of a grocer, one’s father sells chole-kulche from a cycle cart and the third’s runs a mobile repair shop – but all three have risen from these humble surroundings to crack the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) entrance exam, considered one of the most difficult in the country. View full post [...]

Deadline for Perry Co. scholarships approaching

Applications for Perry County high school graduate scholarships are available at Western Egyptian Outreach office and will be accepted until June 30 at the Du Quoin outreach office. View full post on All Stories

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