The article reports on accusations made against the Athens, Greece branch of the university of Indianapolis. Mike-Frank G. Epitropoulos, former chairman of the business and applied-sociology departments at the branch, reportedly quit due to the lack of professionalism among administrators and breakdowns in academic integrity. Specific issues are explored, along with the question of how well the university if Indianapolis is monitoring the branch. It is speculated that the most serious of the alleged wrongdoings is that the university has actively helped Greek male students seeking military deferments to which they are not entitled. Responses from officials in the U.S. and in Greece are explored.
Presents news briefs on nursing education in the U.S. as of June 2005. Significance of the Freeman Nurse Scholars Program to the increase in student applications in nursing schools; Information on a dual admissions agreement between the university of New Hampshire and New Hampshire Community Technical college.
Discusses a lawsuit filed by Michelle Beadle against the university of New Orleans for stopping her from distributing a religious tract on Jesus in Louisiana. Reason for the university's action against Beadle; Claim of the American Center for Law and Justice against the university; Statement from Susan Perlman of Jews for Jesus about the action of the university.
The article discusses U.S. UNIVERSITIES and colleges which are adjusting their tuition to lower prices, including Converse college in South Carolina and Ashland university in Ohio. It looks at the financial models by which U.S. colleges operate and their coordination with financial aid services, the need for UNIVERSITIES and colleges such as Concordia university to increase enrollment, as well as comments by Kevin W. Crockett of Noel-Levitz, a higher education financial consulting company.
The article provides an information on the various under and post graduate courses in the field of marketing in the form of conspectus. It presents details in the sections of the name, address, and telephone number of the institution, the course tutor or leader, marketing staff member to whom enquiries should be sent, the title of the course, its type and duration, special entry requirements, etc. Various UNIVERSITIES that provide post-graduate courses in marketing are "university of Aston, Management Centre," "university of Bath, School of Management," "university of Birmingham, Faculty of Commerce," "university of Bradford Management Centre," "City university, Graduate Business Centre," "Cranfield School of Management," "Durham university Business School," "university of Edinburgh," "university of Glasgow," "Imperial college of Science and Technology," "university of Lancaster," "university of Liverpool," "London Graduate School of Business Studies," "Manchester Business School," and "university of Newcastle."
The article examines the U.S. President Barack Obama's policy on civil rights enforcement, including in regard to African Americans, during his first term in office. An overview of Obama's policy on affirmative action, including the U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division's support of affirmative action in college admissions, is provided.
Women's studies in english departments in germany have developed in a special and, when seen from an Anglo-American perspective, rather peculiar way. The irregularity, which seems to have been overlooked up to now, is caused by institutional and ideological conditions characteristic of German UNIVERSITIES.
\"When the cost of equipment is driving the agenda, that is a death knell for a field,\" says geophysicist Marcia McNutt of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in Moss Landing, California, who chairs the US research fleet's governing council. The Integrated Ocean Drilling Program, an international partnership of scientists and research institutions that operates the ship, says the Singapore shipyard doing the refit will consume all contingency funds in the $32 million retrofit budget, funded by the NSF.
Presents the winners of 2003 college Jazz Instrumental Soloist in the U.S. Educational background of pianist Philip Strange; Recognition of tenor saxophonist Troy Roberts; Talents of Mamiko Watanabe for jazz composition and piano.
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