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Articles 1-18 out of 18 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Student loan agency fights for survival: NHHEAF says Obama's proposed changes 'will put us out of business'. McCord, Michael Jun 5, 2009 952 Votes Count: Legislative Action on Pre-K Fiscal Year 2008. Brief article Jun 22, 2008 205 Art: a constituent in orders of science. Ukpong, Onoyom Godfrey Essay Dec 22, 2007 9302 Public school nurses--critical care partners. Valenzano, Joseph M., Jr.; Rader, Rick; Luker, Tricia; Hollingsworth, Jan Carter May 1, 2007 822 Gambia's first university proves its worth: for the first 34 years of independence, The Gambia had no university. It got one in 1999, and the first batch of 11 medical students has graduated. Ebrima Baldeh reports from Banjul. Baldeh, Ebrima Apr 1, 2007 645 Overmediating our children. Miller, Nora Oct 1, 2006 2011 California voters delivered a well-deserved defeat to Proposition 82, a ballot referendum that would have created a multibillion-dollar program for universal preschool in the state. Brief article Jul 3, 2006 115 From the U.S. Department of Education. Jun 14, 2006 924 Where did India's skilled labor come from? The surprising role of private education. Dalmia, Shikha Jun 1, 2006 652 Budget talk: a proposed $3.1 billion cut to the national education budget has educators, associations and politicians talking. Pascopella, Angela Apr 1, 2006 1015 Cashed out: school officials across Illinois want the state to narrow the gap in education funding. But no one knows exactly how to do it. Karp, Sarah Jan 1, 2006 2743 A new tool for scholars. Marks, Robert E. Editorial Dec 1, 2005 1768 Higher ed: dangers of an unplanned future: this education expert believes we need to engage in a national dialogue to discuss funding, pricing, governance and society's expectations for public colleges and universities. Ikenberry, Stanley Sep 1, 2005 1857 Qatar invests in a vision: Qatar has embarked upon a plan to revolutionise its system of education. With state-of-the-art staffing levels and resources, the Gulf emirate is optimistic of turning out a new generation of Qataris capable of running their own state-of-the-art economy. Wallace, Wendy Jul 1, 2005 1392 Equity v. equity: why Education Week and the Education Trust don't agree. Costrell, Robert M. Jun 22, 2005 2686 Academic capitalism in the new university. Hanley, Larry Jun 22, 2005 3474 Schools devote too much time, funds to activities. Hemphill, Allen Polk Apr 11, 2005 958 Academics. Brief Article Mar 15, 2004 114