RIVERSIDE, Calif. – A man accused of intentionally ramming his car head-on into a school bus in Southern California has pleaded not guilty.
Alphonso Labs, makers of the popular Pulse mobile apps for social news consumption, is making available its iPhone, iPad and Android apps free of charge as of today. The decision marks a major pivot as the product transitions from a college dream to a formal business.
BANGALORE (Reuters) – DeVry Inc said the U.S. education department plans to review programs that get federal student aid at its biggest university. Earlier this month, the department notified market leader Apollo Group of a similar review, stoking fear of more scrutiny in the sector
MIAMI (Reuters) – Schools in Florida’s Broward County, the sixth largest U.S.
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Kaplan —a name that should be familiar to anyone who’s studied for a college admissions test—may be known more for its ubiquitous test prep books and courses than for game development, but it’s teaming up with game publisher Aspyr Media to change that.
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court seems closely divided about an Arizona tax-break program that provides millions of dollars in scholarships for students at private religious schools. The conservative justices indicated they are likely to rule against a challenge to the Arizona program that says it amounts to an unconstitutional state endorsement of religion. The court’s liberals suggested they have problems with the state’s tax credit.
DENVER – A judge has set a trial date for a man accused of shooting and wounding two Colorado eighth-graders outside their middle school and is considering a request from prosecutors to order a second mental evaluation for the man. A Jefferson County judge on Monday scheduled a March 2011 trial for Bruco (BROO’-so) Strong Eagle Eastwood, who faces 15 charges, including attempted first-degree murder
DENVER – A judge has set a trial date for a man accused of shooting and wounding two Colorado eighth-graders outside their middle school and is considering a request from prosecutors to order a second mental evaluation for the man. A Jefferson County judge on Monday scheduled a March 2011 trial for Bruco (BROO’-so) Strong Eagle Eastwood, who faces 15 charges, including attempted first-degree murder.