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MANCHESTER: Natalie Horning earns first runner-up for Michigan Dairy award
Britney Zondlak, Byron Center and Kailey Sweers, Williamston, have been chosen as the 2012 Michigan Dairy Ambassador Scholarship and Leadership Program award winners. Zondlak, as a college student, was the winner in the senior category and received a $1,500 scholarship; Sweers, as a high school student, was the winner in the junior division and received a $1,000 scholarship that can be applied ...


GL's Guziejka wins district essay contest
TYNGSBORO -- Justin Guziejka, a senior at Greater Lowell Technical High School, placed second in the recent Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy audio/essay contest, then went on to place..


Study abroad? Why American students head north
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Carson Ross had a financial dilemma on her hands. When the New Yorker weighed her college options back in 2009, she could have picked destinations like Tufts in Boston or Washington University in St. Louis, and racked up what she estimated would be over $40,000 a year in tuition and fees. Or she could take a more dramatic step, and head north to Canada for her education. And ...


Citizens, Teachers Speak Out Against Proposed Cuts at East Aurora Schools
Proposed staff and programming cuts, including the possible elimination of German language instruction, drew comments from local citizens and teachers at the Feb. 9 meeting of the East Aurora School Board. None of the proposed cuts have been finalized, Board President Daniel Brunson told the audience...


Study abroad deadline looming for students
The deadline to turn in applications for a fall study abroad program is at 11:59 p.m. Monday night. Last fall, 321 were abroad for the semester...


Study abroad meeting encourages immersion | News
Leaving one familiar culture and moving into an alien one is difficult for almost anyone. Despite this daunting idea, students like Rochelle Breen, a senior in linguistics, have taken that step and feel that they are better people for it.      One of the largest barriers between cultures is language. Many ...


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Gazette.Net: Potomac High grad awarded study abroad scholarship to El Salvador
Potomac High School graduate Djuan Short was awarded a scholarship to travel abroad for a semester to El Salvador this winter...


Northwest graduate returns after teaching abroad in Tanzania
One University student returned in December to graduate, after living nearly 9,000 miles away...


 

 

 

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