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Perpetuating the American Dream 1

Campus Chronicle, Alcorn State University, Alcorn State, MS

2 hours ago by Kourtney Wells

In recent decades, college degrees have become an essential tool in attaining the "American Dream." In today's highly competitive job market, a post secondary degree or lack of makes thousands of dollars difference in one's annual income. With a failing economy and high cost of living, obtaining a college education is harder than ever, especially for nontraditional students.


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Farewell Modine


		Farewell Modine

The Wolf Magazine , Loyola University New Orleans, LA

2 days ago by Jessica Williams

Communications professor Liz Scott retires after 15 years at Loyola.

University plans to give honorary diploma to family of former student

The Current Sauce, Northwestern State University, LA

10 hours ago by Sarah Cramer

The family of Jeremy Butler, who died in an automobile accident during Mardi Gras break, will be receiving an honorary degree for his coursework completed in the College of Business.

Butler, who was a native of Keithville, La., was set to graduate in May from the College of Business.

Tigers to battle Storm in NIT first round matchup

Daily Helmsman, Universtiy of Memphis, TN

11 hours ago by Joseph Brewer

The University of Memphis men's basketball team is set to face St. John's in the first round of the NIT at 8 tonight at FedExForum.

The Tigers, who narrowly missed out on an NCAA Tournament bid, are now shifting their focus to bringing home a second NIT championship.

Evolution on trial

Daily Helmsman, Universtiy of Memphis, TN

6 hours ago by Beth Spencer

Pulitzer prize-winning author Edward Larson was the first person to lecture in the new University Center's theater last night when he spoke about Darwinism and the Dayton Tenn. Scopes trial.

More than 200 students, faculty and community members gathered to hear Larson's speech, ""Dayton to Dover: Darwinism on Trial, Then and Now," which is based on his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "Summer for the Gods: The Scopes Trial and America's Continuing Debate Over Science and Religion.

UM students flock to new University Center

Daily Helmsman, Universtiy of Memphis, TN

1 day ago by Beth Spencer

Several thousand University of Memphis students crowded around living statue performance artists, shot pool and took advantage of new dining options to celebrate the grand opening of the new University Center.

Students jammed to music from Soundfuzion and Rockasaurus Rex, played Rock Band 2 and laser tag, and laughed at comedian Bobby Miyamoto at UnloCked, the UC's opening celebration, Monday night.

Musical Multitaskers


		Musical Multitaskers

The Wolf Magazine , Loyola University New Orleans, LA

4 days ago by Theresa Bullington

Independent record label Ink Records proves it can meet an artist's every need

Reason to believe


		Reason to believe

The Wolf Magazine , Loyola University New Orleans, LA

3 days ago by Ali Becnel

Life in New Orleans is a love affair for the strong-hearted

MSU students form first Jewish group on campus

The Reflector, Mississippi State University, MS

4 days ago by Amber Alexander

Mississippi State University is welcoming a new organization to campus life that will celebrate the Jewish religion. Daniel Snyder, co-president of Jewish Life on Campus said he thinks the Jewish Life will benefit multiple students on campus. "Jewish Life on Campus offers fellowship, spiritual growth and a chance to meet other Jews," Snyder said.

WEB UPDATE: Bulldog SEC tournament run ends in OT loss to Kentucky


		WEB UPDATE: Bulldog SEC tournament run ends in OT loss to Kentucky

The Reflector, Mississippi State University, MS

2 days ago by Bob Carskadon

Mississippi State came up one point and 0.1 second short of an SEC Tournament Championship on Sunday, losing to Kentucky 75-74 in the conference final. The loss may have also kept the Bulldogs out of the NCAA Tournament, but Wildcat coach John Calipari said he thinks it should not prevent MSU from dancing.

Bad Dawgs for March 7-9

The Reflector, Mississippi State University, MS

5 days ago

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