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  • Celebrating culinary arts in North Texas

    Michele Brown, professor of culinary arts at Collin College, was named the 2010 Pastry Chef of the Year by the Texas Chefs Association. Brown has been a full-time professor at Collin College since January 2008.

  • Philanthropy steering hotel college through recession

    Although many academic programs at UNLV have been slimmed down or gutted because of severe budget cuts, one bright spot has been the College of Hotel Administration, which survives mainly on private donations from the gaming industry.

  • Program gives youths a jump on their careers

    Fourteen-year-old Vanette West has dreamed of becoming a teacher since second grade, when she had "the best teacher in the world." This year, Vanette will turn teacher, giving "mini-lessons" to kindergartners and first-graders as a member of the state's first Teacher Academy program for high school students.

  • Zonta Club’s food and wine tasting event coming Oct. 7

    The Zonta Club of Trenton/Mercer’s Gourmet Garden Food and Wine Tasting Event will take place on Thursday, Oct. 7, from 6 to 9 p.m. at The Hamilton Manor, 30 Route 156 (at route 130 S) in Hamilton. Proceeds from this event benefit the Culinary Program of Mercer County Community College, which will grant a scholarship to a woman studying culinary arts.

  • In this corner, the wife of Muhammad Ali

    Staten Island Advance/Irving SilversteinVolunteers gather at the eighth annual Marc A. Zanichelli Memorial Golf Outing at Silver Lake Golf Course. Proceeds from the event support children of victims of violent crimes.STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Lonnie Ali, a national activist for...

  • Career schools may lose loans

    More than 1,000 for-profit colleges across the country, including dozens in New England, could run afoul of new federal regulations because they have student loan repayment rates below new federal standards, a Globe analysis of new federal education data shows. Education - New England - Student loan - United States - School

  • Museums-San Francisco Through September 19

    ASIAN ART MUSEUM OF SAN FRANCISCO The Asian Art Museum-Chon-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture recently unveiled its new building in San Francisco's Civic Center.

  • Rituals learned in return

    A few minutes before 9 a.m., almost an hour into the new school year, Shelly Houser introduced a hab

  • Beacon Bits

    Workshop open for law school applicants

  • Tech center shows off new equipment

    COAL TOWNSHIP - The Northumberland County Career and Technology Center (NCCTC) on Tuesday showed off $50,000 in new equipment it has in place for the new school year.That investment comes after the same amount was spent last year at the school, which se
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