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Higher Education News Saturday, November 7th, 2009

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Jewish History - posted Apr. 25th

JEWISH COMMUNITY OF UKRAINE : 1921-1929

In 1921 power of Bolsheviks was outspreaded all over the country. Important problems risen before Jewish community on realization of measures hindering its decay and process of ideologizing of all spheres of publi...

Engineering Degree to Offer Science, Business Preparation - posted Mar. 13th

The University of North Texas' College of Engineering has launched the state's first graduate degree program in engineering systems, an emerging field that will provide students with a foundation in engineering and technology innovation.

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Cell Phone Computers the Answer To Schools' Technology Needs, UNT Professor Says - posted Feb. 24th

Many teachers believe that cell phones are a distraction in the classroom, with students tempted to use text messaging or answer or make calls. In response, some schools have banned the phones or require students to keep their phones in the main office dur...

UNT to Present Lecture by Former Mexican President Vicente Fox - posted Feb. 24th

Former Mexican President Vicente Fox will discuss his businesses-centered approach to the development of his nation, the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement and the opportunities available for international corporations in Mexico during a lec...

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