Online Education News Archive
13-Oct-2008
Candidates' science platforms offer similar goals but different paths (Miami Herald)
Both John McCain and Barack Obama strongly support government investment in science and technology. They say that expanded research and development are vital for America's health, economy and environment. Otherwise, they warn, the U.S. may be overtaken by Europe, China and others. Utah State Office of Education Online Suite of Services Wins National Award (wallstreet:online AG)
The Utah State Office of Education´s groundbreaking online education Services Suite was recently Midwest Real Estate School is Forecasting a Market Turnaround (PRWeb)
In the midst of one of the worst financial crises our nation has seen since the Great Depression, a national provider of state-approved online real estate licensing courses is making a huge investment in its future and encouraging those who are considering a career in real estate to do the same. (PRWeb Oct 11, 2008) Read the full story at ... Candidates' science platforms offer similar goals but different paths (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
Both John McCain and Barack Obama strongly support government investment in science and technology. They say that expanded research and development are vital for America's health, economy and environment. Otherwise, they warn, the U.S. may be overtaken by Europe, China and others. However, Democrat Obama leans more toward government help, while McCain's Republican approach includes lower taxes, ... Candidates' science platforms offer similar goals but different paths (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Both John McCain and Barack Obama strongly support government investment in science and technology. They say that expanded research and development are vital for America's health, economy and environment. Otherwise, they warn, the U.S. may be overtaken by Europe, China and others. However, Democrat Obama leans more toward government help, while McCain's Republican approach includes lower ... Biz Buzz: 10.12.08 (Corpus Christi Caller-Times)
The Small Business Administration unveiled a Web site on Wednesday that aims to help entrepreneurs ages 50 and up consider the benefits of owning a business.
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