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Students should know that there are inherent risks to studying abroad and to international travel in general. You cannot control civil war or bigotry, but you can, however, minimize your risk by practicing some basic precautions while abroad:

Citrus College Study Abroad Program is once again providing students and community members with the opportunity to attend classes in England’s most cosmopolitan city rich in the arts and literary history. September 7 through December 8, 2006, participants will earn twelve units of college credit while being immersed in London’s vibrant and historic culture.
Students can […]

Recognizing the importance of a global education in today’s world, Baylor has made significant progress in strengthening the university’s efforts in international education. Keeping in line with Imperative XI of Baylor 2012, the university’s 10-year vision, Baylor will send 400 students overseas this summer in study abroad programs to 20 countries.
As part of Baylor 2012 […]

New Delhi: After health and tourism, it is education that is being used to build brand India. Taking note of the declining number of foreign and diaspora students in Indian universities, the government is projecting India as a destination for quality education at affordable prices.
Following the announcement for the setting up of a People of […]

Martha Stewart’s new home reference book is a must-have for many reasons, not the least of which is the fact that it’s gorgeous. Printed on thick, glossy pages covered with subtle sepia photos and that perfect Martha-blue as an accent color, Martha Stewart’s Homekeeping Handbook is a pretty and practical package for everyone: “all […]

The award of scholarships for the upcoming generation of scientists represents a key area of the financial assistance provided by the Degussa Foundation: Financial assistance will be given to applicants studying for a master’s degree at universities, colleges and technical colleges, and for doctoral and postdoctoral projects. Postgraduate studies and internships abroad can also be […]

A.J. Greffenius’ Jan. 4 Iowa View suggesting that the Second Amendment does not protect an individual right to keep and bear arms is misleading (”Bearing Arms Misinterpreted as a Right of Individual”). The overwhelming weight of legal scholarship recognizes that the Second Amendment does protect an individual right.
This view is held not only by attorneys […]

A $3,000 grant will provide the literal seed money for a conifer garden at the Schneebeli Earth Science Center, Pennsylvania College of Technology’s living laboratory south of the Williamsport main campus.
The college’s School of Natural Resources Management received a $1,500 Jean Iseli Memorial Award grant from the American Conifer Society, honoring the late founder of […]

Central Michigan University students can get an edge on the cost of an education by seeking out scholarships.
“As the largest of six academic colleges at CMU, the College of Humanities and Social and Behavioral Sciences has more than 40 scholarships ranging from $50 to $3,000,” said Pamela Gates, associate dean of the college. “These scholarships […]

Chemeketa Community College announced that the deadline for scholarship applications for the 2007-08 academic year is April 6.
Application packets are available in Chemeketa’s Financial Aid office, Building 2, Room 200; the Foundation Office, Building 2, Room 208; and at Chemeketa’s campuses and centers in Dallas, McMinnville, Santiam and Woodburn. Additional scholarship information is available at […]