Manchester makes contribution to improving global health EurekAlert!
A University of Manchester researcher has won a prestigious award for an innovation that could help deliver pollution-free water to people around the world.
Wi-fi worry BBC News
Some schools are removing wi-fi networks after complaints that pupils and staff suffer headaches. In what sounds like a re-run of mobile phone radiation panic, is there evidence for harm?
METROLINK RIDERS CAN ENJOY EIGHT NEW ART EXHIBITS ON CROSS COUNTY EXTENSION St Louis Commerce Magazine
Metro’s Arts in Transit, a community partnership program, is installing eight new art exhibits along the Cross County extension of MetroLink to create community-oriented it environments that are customer-friendly and aesthetically appealing.
Joleen Worden: What about the Bedford kids who don't aspire to college? New Hampshire Union Leader
THE NEW administration for the soon-to-open Bedford High School and some Bedford School Board members have decided that virtually every high school student in Bedford should be set on a path to college. That idea is both elitist and unrealistic.
Motivating Young Scientists Hartford Courant
Talcott Mountain Visited By NASA Instructor, Who Gives Them Good Marks On Projects Scientist Marci Delaney of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center worries about the state of science education in America but is encouraged by what she saw Tuesday from young scientists such as 10-year-old Chandler Libby.
Why 2006 was a watershed for digital Media Week Online
It's been a year when digital moved into the media mainstream. Julia Martin takes a look at some examples of how digital has made its mark and considers whether it can keep up the momentum in 2007.
Made it by 40 Daily Telegraph
Today The Daily Telegraph reveals 2006's most successful entrepreneurs in Britain. Each has built a huge personal fortune before their 40th birthday through hard work, intelligence and apparently boundless enthusiasm. Martin Tomkinson and Harry Wallop report on the second year of the premier league of young.
State: State/New England News Briefs The Nashua Telegraph
GOP activist signs on with Huckabee; Romney opens book on federal PAC; Man charged in crash turns self in; Principal nabbed in prison smuggling; Freon causes state building evacuation; Editor apologizes over satire.
Robots run wild in WPI event Worcester Telegram & Gazette
WORCESTER - The young but brainy crowd of future scientists from Burncoat High School huddled around their damaged robot yesterday afternoon, awaiting the call to head back to the playing field.
Division Over Payment for Pollution Credits RedNova
By Brian Nearing, Times Union, Albany, N.Y. Dec. 11--ALBANY -- Who is going to pay for Reggie? That's a quarter-billion dollar question with an answer that could cost anyone in the state who flips on a light switch.
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