Students balance military service and education
More than five percent of U.S. university graduates in 2004 were either veterans, on active duty or in the reserves of the U.S. military, according to statistics from the Department of Education.
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More than five percent of U.S. university graduates in 2004 were either veterans, on active duty or in the reserves of the U.S. military, according to statistics from the Department of Education.
"Say it loud. I'm the grassroots and I'm proud!"
The continued use of the D.C. Metrorail system has its occasional quirks, but none are more prevalent than faults in the escalator systems.
As college students vote in state primaries, the Democratic presidential candidates are trying to connect with young voters, focusing on positive messages and an issue that speaks to a student's pocketbook: the cost of higher education.
Those who copy digital television shows may find it difficult to redistribute these copies because of an order passed by the Federal Communications Commission.
Courses in African-American, Asian, Latino and women's studies are taught every day in colleges across the country. If a current trend continues in social science departments, a new discipline, "Whiteness Studies," could be added to that list.
"It's been a hard year," Rosie Mauk said. While those listening to her speech Tuesday night laughed at her understatement, Rosie Mauk wasn't kidding. Co-sponsored by the Women and Politics Institute and the Kennedy Political Union, Mauk spoke to AU students and faculty about the importance of volunteerism.
"It's been a hard year," Rosie Mauk said. While those listening to her speech Tuesday night laughed at her understatement, Mauk wasn't kidding. Co-sponsored by the Women and Politics Institute and the Kennedy Political Union, Mauk spoke to AU students and faculty about the importance of volunteerism.
Future AU students may find it easier to fly out of Dulles International Airport, if final approval is granted and funding is secured for an extension of the Metro rail system.
Service organizations across the country and in the D.C. area could be in jeopardy because of funding cuts to a federal program called AmeriCorps.