Oracle Giving Student Coders Free Access to JavaOne The New York Times | Oracle is hoping to entice a younger generation of Java programmers into its fold by offering students complimentary admission to the upcoming JavaOne and Oracle Develop conferences. More News From IDG | Latest Software Stories From the IDG News Service CIO-New IT Drilldowns on Virtualization, Mob...
School official loses job after marrying partner The Boston Globe | SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-A top administrator at a Springfield Catholic school says she was forced out of her job after marrying her female partner last month. | Christine Judd, who served as dean of students and athletic director at Cathedral High School...
Boston prepares for annual student invasion - Part 2 The Examiner | Recap of part 1 | Yesterday’s article described some of the inconveniences created by being home to over 100 institutions of higher learning, and what some colleges are doing to be better neighbors to surrounding cities and towns. Today you’ll ...
Local students benefit from private colleges' financial aid USA Today Posted | Comment | Recommend | | | By Kiichiro Sato, AP Joshua Williams, 22, graduated high school on Chicago's South Side and graduated from Northwestern University in 2010. BANG FOR YOUR BUCK | A searchable map an...
Vt. ranked top for poor student performance The Boston Globe | MONTPELIER, Vt.-A new report ranks Vermont top in the country for low-income students. | At the same time the report from the American Legislative Exchange Council, a national group that promotes limited government, put Vermont at the bottom in its...
Oracle Giving Student Coders Free Access to JavaOne The New York Times | Oracle is hoping to entice a younger generation of Java programmers into its fold by offering students complimentary admission to the upcoming JavaOne and Oracle Develop conferences. More News From IDG | Latest Software Stories From the IDG News Se...
UNH Law School cheers with champagne, chocolate The Boston Globe | CONCORD, N.H.-Forget "Where's Waldo." The challenge in New Hampshire today is to find anyone on the campus of the newly minted University of New Hampshire School of Law campus who is not wearing a tee-shirt emblazoned with the school's name. | Dean...
35MM projection: how the old school viewed photographs The Examiner | For most people, watching a slideshow at home is either fun or boring based on the subject matter but using a 35MM projector requires a lot of labor to reach a final product. | The first step is taking the pictures. When the film is developed the f...
Hurricane Earl weakens as it nears US The Daily Telegraph Australia | HURRICANE Earl weakened today to a Category Two storm as it approached the US east coast but continued to wreck havoc on coastal communities as tourists fled potentially affected areas and events, including a Ke$ha concert, were cancelled. | Rainbands moved on to the coast of North Carolina as Earl continued to move northward today at about ...
