What's Going On in the Massachusetts Justice System?

I started writing stories online a few years ago and I have met alot of individual writers. One lady has divulged a story to me by email and it actually concerns me and makes me glad that I do not live in Brockton, Massachusetts. This woman is a veteran and a nurse. She has...

JNU Campus MMS Video - MMS Scandal: JNU Students Reaction on Clip

JNU Campus MMS Video - MMS Scandal: JNU Students Reaction on ClipThis JNU MMS Scandal news has deeply perturbed the entire Jawaharlal Neharu university campus. The story of two fellow students being filmed in their most intimate moments apparently without their consent and...

Miss Nebraska Wins 2011 Miss America Pageant

Miss Nebraska Wins 2011 Miss America Pageant"I want to be there making sure that I stand up for what's right, stand up for integrity and honesty," Teresa Scanlan told The Associated Press on Saturday night after...

Texas Christian University

Well playing in a bad confrence doesnt mean you are a bad team. TCU is a good football team and i will give them credit where it is due. They did a heck of a job. I'll admit i thought that wisconsin was going to be unstoppable. TCU also did have a better rank than wisconsin...

Ayr United and FirstPointUSA Offer Opportunity for Soccer Scholar

FirstPointUSA.com and Ayr United Football Academy are pleased to announce that they have agreed to extend their partnership which offers Academy players an opportunity to pursue college scholarships in the...

Muslim College opens in America

Why not? There are Christian colleges and many Jewish colleges. Not being an advocate of any religion and strongly advocating a society in which people can believe as they wish, the opening of the first Muslim...

Spare The Ruler But Do Not Spoil The Child

(CNS): The nation is abuzz with the news of Rouvanjit Rawla, a class VIII student of Kolkata’s prestigious La Martiniere School for boys, who  hanged himself four months ago, reportedly unable to bear the humiliation after he was caned by his school principal Sunirmal...

My Look at President Obama's State of the Union Speech

President Barack Obama spoke before a joint session of congress, Senate and House, with supreme court members, government leaders, military leaders and specially invited guests. This speech continues a tradition of...

EagleBank Bowl - UCLA Bruins vs Temple Owls

The Eagle Bank Bowl will be featuring the UCLA Bruins and Temple Owls this afternoon in Washington D.C.  The two teams will face off to become the second winner of the Bowl.  The EagleBank Bowl's focus...

Solving The College Football Championship Problem

The debate over how college football should handle crowning its national champion has reached new heights. As Congress mulls over whether or not to debate the use of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS), I have...

All-male college cracks down on cross-dressing

An all-male college in Atlanta, Georgia, has banned the wearing of women's clothes, makeup, high heels and purses as part of a new crackdown on what the institution calls inappropriate attire. The dress-wearing...

College senior Kenneth Nwannunu dies in Shanghai

Kenneth Nwannunu, a College senior, died yesterday while on a Penn Study Abroad program in Shanghai, Matt Waller from the Vice Provoct for University Life has just confirmed.Investigators have not found out what...

Obama, education and health care; a pragmatic analysis

Fact: Obama has proposed spending $95 billion in loans and grants to help 10.9 million students pay for collegeSource: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/rewrite/budget/fy2009/education.html Dear President...

College Colors Day: Support your Team

Friday September 4 is College Colors Day declared by the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) and recognized by NCAA football fans. On College Colors Day, students, fans, and alumni are encouraged to wear clothing with colors that represent their favorite college teams. College...

Swine Flu Spreads As Schools Resume Classes

Hundreds of students were infected with H1N1, swine flu, as schools resumed classes for the fall in the U.S. Students in at least 17 colleges were affected. School officials are preparing buses to transport sick students, and are also setting up isolation dorms and...

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