Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State System Of Higher Education

Richard Vedder (Academe Online) - 179 weeks ago

. Washington, D.C.: American Enterprise Institute Press, 2004. Going Broke by Degree: Why CollegeCosts Too Much is another in a recent list of books that have focused on the rising cost of college.

Increase Pa. pension-plan funding, report says (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - 179 weeks ago

Defenders of Pennsylvania's state pension systems released a report yesterday calling on state government to increase funding for state workers' and teachers' pension plans so future retirees can "look forward to enjoying a secure middle-class retirement."

Rendell v. Swann spar in 1st Pa. governor's debate (phillyburbs.com) - 179 weeks ago

PITTSBURGH - Gov. Ed Rendell attacked challenger Lynn Swann's lack of government experience and condemned Swann's property-tax overhaul plan as "a disaster" as the two men squared off in the first of two debates in Pennsylvania's gubernatorial campaign.

PA Governor Rendell, First Lady to Recognize Eight Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - 179 weeks ago

Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell and First Lady Judge Marjorie O. Rendell will host the Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania's 59th Annual Presentation Luncheon at the Governor's Residence Oct. 11, where awards will be presented to this year's eight Distinguished Daughters.

National Guard Association Honors Pennsylvania Governor Rendell with Medal of Merit (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - 179 weeks ago

Governor Edward G. Rendell was presented today with the prestigious Charles Dick Medal of Merit in recognition of his support for the National Guard, as well as legislative initiatives on behalf of Pennsylvania's veterans and their families.

State saves by picking up health-care tab (Seattle Times) - 179 weeks ago

As a single mother of six, with four sons still at home, Roberta Reynolds once feared she couldn't afford to keep health coverage for herself...

Speed Bump (Baltimore City Paper) - 179 weeks ago

THIS IS YOUR BRAIN ON DRUGS: Maryland State Trooper David Keller travels the state giving presentations on the dangers of methamphetamine. WAY OVER THE COUNTER: These common remedies contain pseudoephedrine, a key ingredient in homemade meth.

Robert E Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania Student Wins Department of Homeland Security (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - 180 weeks ago

(PRWEB) October 1, 2006 -- Kaycie Butler, a junior Chemistry major at the Robert E. Cook Honors College of Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) has earned the Department of Homeland Security Scholarship. After continuing her education in the spring semester, she will attend a 10 week internship at her choice of one department approved lab.

Robert E Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania Student Wins Department of Homeland Security (PR Web) - 180 weeks ago

Kaycie Butler, a junior at the Robert E. Cook Honors College of Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), and a Chemistry major has earned the Department of Homeland Security Scholarship. After continuing her education in the spring semester, she will attend a 10 week internship at her choice of one department approved lab. (PRWEB Oct 1, 2006) Trackback URL:

Report: Clarion University makes big impact on region (The Derrick) - 180 weeks ago

Photo by Dave Tedjeske - The college has the second highest in-county employment impact of 4.9 percent. CLARION - Clarion University provides a total annual economic impact of nearly $300 million, according to a recent report issued by the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.