Cooper Foundation grant nets Princeton Review materials at no cost Waco Tribune-Herald
By David Doerr
Waco Independent School District receives grant KCEN-TV Temple
Updated: Dec 6, 2006 10:54pm Waco students wanting to get a jump start on college have some help heading their way. Waco I.S.D. received an $80,000 grant from the Cooper Foundation to help implement the Princeton Review Program.
Saudi US Ambassador Says $60/Bbl Oil Price Is 'Fair' Nasdaq
PRINCETON, N.J. -(Dow Jones)- Current crude oil prices near $60 a barrel are " acceptable and imminently fair," Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the U.S., Prince Turki al-Faisal, said Thursday.
Robert Rosenblum, 79, Curator and Art Historian, Dies New York Times
Robert Rosenblum was an influential and irreverent art historian and museum curator known for his research on subjects ranging from Picasso to images of dogs.
Current Issue: University of New Mexico Daily Lobo
It's the time of year for finals, vacations and the FAFSA. Although the application process can be daunting, all students should go through it, said Rob Franek, vice president of publishing for Princeton Review books.
In the News Pahrump Valley Times
SALT LAKE CITY -- Pahrump resident Nathanael Waggoner made his first solo flight as an aviation student at Westminster College in Salt Lake City. Under the supervision of instructor Brian Ottley, Waggoner flew a Piper Archer aircraft from the airport in Tooele, Utah.
From The Archives NJ.com
Greystone official accused of groping secretary The business manager at Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital was charged today with groping a secretary and has been suspended with pay, authorities said.
Researchers Create DNA Logic Circuits That Work In Test Tubes Science Daily
Computers and liquids are not very compatible, as many a careless coffee-drinking laptop owner has discovered. But a new breakthrough by researchers at the California Institute of Technology could result in future logic circuits that literally work in a test tube -- or even in the human body.
For the Record The Oxford Press
A Symmes Hall resident reported someone stole her debit card on Sept. 15. A West Withrow Street resident reported someone stole her ring on Nov. 17. Enterprise Rentals on College Corner Pike reported someone discharged a fire extinguisher in a car between Nov. 17-20.
Pulitzers to honor Iranian photographer Boston Globe
After more than 25 years of anonymity, the Iranian photographer whose iconic, chilling picture of an execution won the Pulitzer Prize will formally be recognized as the winner of the prestigious journalism award.
princeton+review: princeton review sat , , princeton review sat , , princeton+review