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Today's headlines — Wednesday, January 13, 2010

 
Technical / Community College News
   
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Aiken Standard

Anderson
Independent-Mail


Beaufort Gazette


Charleston
Post & Courier


Chester News & Reporter

Florence Morning News

Fort Mill Times

Gaffney Ledger

Georgetown Times

Greenville News

Hilton Head Island Packet

The Kingstree News

The Index-Journal

The Lancaster News

Lexington County
Chronicle


Myrtle Beach Sun News

Orangeburg Times & Democrat

Rock Hill Herald


The State

The Sumter Item

Spartanburg
Herald-Journal


The Union Daily Times


 
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State

Lottery brings in money, but some want more
The Times and Democrat (Orangeburg, SC) – January 13, 2010
Although state lottery scholarships awarded to students in The T&D Region has exceeded $28 million, total scholarship appropriations have decreased over the last four years.
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First Citizens, the First Citizens Foundation award Northeastern Tech $100,000 grant
Morning News (Florence, SC) – January 11, 2010
First Citizens and the First Citizens Foundation recently awarded a $100,000 grant to Northeastern Technical College (NETC) to support the college’s nursing program.
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National

Community colleges are gaining respect
Crosscut (Seattle, WA) – January 13, 2010
Is a four-year degree the best route to good jobs? Maybe not. President Obama’s emphasis on strengthening community colleges is part of an upward evaluation of these key institutions.
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The 2-Year Option
Inside Higher Ed – January 13, 2010
During last month’s convention of the Modern Language Association in Philadelphia, I was among the speakers at two sessions for job candidates in English and foreign languages.
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The Men Are Back
Inside Higher Ed – January 13, 2010
For the first time in many years, a number of community colleges are reporting that their enrollment of male students this past fall either outpaced or equaled that of female students.
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It’s as Revolutionary as the Printing Press, but Online Learning Still Confounds Much of Academia
Community College Week – January 11, 2010
At a recent conference, the keynote speaker remarked when Googling the word “professor” the first site that appears iswww.ratemyprofessors.com. I was surprised although familiar with this site, in which students evaluate their instructors in a way similar to how we rate any other product purchased online.
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