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Updated: November/20/2009
Weekend flu clinics set for 4 TPS sites
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Four Toledo Public Schools locations will host H1N1 vaccination clinics the next two weekends, and officials are asking parents to take children to the site specified for their schools to avoid running short of dosages or creating logjams at any of them.
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Updated: November/18/2009
Kent State OKs improvements
Kent State trustees agreed Tuesday to invest up to $200 million to improve the Kent campus, the first major upgrade since the early 1970s.
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Updated: November/17/2009
BGSU plans for 2 new dormitories
Bowling Green State University has selected the sites for two new residence halls, but it will mean demolishing a dorm and two fraternity houses while also moving students during the school year.
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Updated: November/14/2009
UT to study heritage schools
A grass-roots effort that's existed in the United States for hundreds of years is responsible for much of the Chinese language learning in the country, but not much is known about the Chinese heritage schools leading the work.
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Updated: November/13/2009
Teacher shortage now a teacher glut
When Lilli Lackey started college, talk of a growing teacher shortage gave her confidence that a job would be waiting for her when she got out.
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Updated: November/13/2009
Ohio will adopt U.S. education standards
Ohio will be one of the first states to follow strict new national curriculum standards being coordinated among 48 states, education officials said this week.
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Updated: November/13/2009
OSU president tops Time's list
Big man on campus. Thoroughbred politician. And pretty good impersonator of being an ordinary guy.
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Updated: November/11/2009
Owens to start nursing school
Owens Community College is creating a separate school of nursing to help it regain national accreditation for its registered nursing program.
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Updated: November/06/2009
4 Owens students sue over nursing program
Four nursing students at Owens Community College filed suit against the college Thursday, saying they were enticed to enroll in Owens' nationally accredited nursing program when in fact that accreditation had been in danger for two years.
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Updated: November/06/2009
Toledo schools urge parental involvement
Parent involvement makes a big impact on student achievement, and a great way to start is by attending next week's parent-teacher conferences, Toledo Public School Superintendent John Foley said.
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Updated: November/05/2009
Newly elected Sykes vows cooperation on TPS board
After being away from the Toledo Public Schools board for two years, newly elected member Larry Sykes said Wednesday that board consistency will help achieve the district's goals.
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Updated: October/30/2009
Michigan State mulls 600 staff cuts, killing 2 depts
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Michigan State University expects to eliminate nearly 600 positions over two years and may close two departments and as many as 30 academic programs in budget cuts.
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Updated: October/30/2009
Strickland impressed with UT's energy site
Gov. Ted Strickland toured the Clean and Alternative Energy Incubator at the University of Toledo on Thursday and pronounced himself greatly impressed.
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Updated: October/30/2009
OSU leader's bonus will go to aid students
Ohio State University trustees voted Thursday to give President E. Gordon Gee a raise and bonus worth more than $220,000, but the money will be used to help students pay for school.
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Updated: October/21/2009
Public college tuition rises 6.5% to $7,020
With the economy struggling, parents and students dared to hope this year might offer a break from rising college costs. Instead, they got another sharp increase.
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Updated: October/16/2009
Adams to retire as president of Owens
Christa Adams stayed home Thursday sitting next to a box of tissues as the campus community learned of her plans to retire.
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Updated: October/16/2009
BGSU president underscores optimism
The future is strong for Bowling Green State University, President Carol Cartwright said as she described a plan for the institution's success.
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Updated: October/14/2009
TPS chief to deliver talk on state of district
Toledo Public Schools Superintendent John Foley will highlight the successful programs in his district and address areas that need work tomorrow during the second annual state of the district address.
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Updated: October/13/2009
Accrediting panel drops Owens RN program
Owens Community College lost national accreditation for its registered nursing program from an organization that had recognized the program for 35 years.
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