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Education Headlines
Filmmaker turns down invitation to speak at HopeAn Oscar-winning screenwriter who is working on a new movie in southwestern Michigan has turned down an invitation from the English department at Hope College to speak about screenwriting.
Holland school seeing success with bullying progamVanderbilt Charter Academy in Holland is using a special program to prevent student bullying and violence.
US backs MSU, UK, MIT studies of medicinal plantsResearchers at three universities have received $6 million in federal stimulus grants to study the genetics of how plants make compounds used in medicines.
Mich. schools might need to make up flu closingsThe state has told school districts across Michigan they might need to hold classes on scheduled vacation days or extend the school year if swine flu forces them to close for too many days.
Obama explains 6th grader's test challengesPresident Barack Obama is making the need for parent involvement personal, citing his own daughter's classroom challenges.
Nancy Brinker among MSU graduation speakersNancy Brinker, who founded the Susan G. Komen for the Cure in honor of her late sister, will be one of three speakers for Michigan State University's December commencement.
UM gets $19M to expand 1992 study of senior health The University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research has received $19 million in federal stimulus grants for a continuing study of retirement and health.
Western Michigan trustees back plan for med schoolThe Western Michigan University board of trustees has adopted a formal statement in support of the administration's effort to create a privately funded medical school at the public university.
Half of US kids will get food stamps, report saysA new study finds a growing number of American children end up on food and that the recession is making things even worse.
High school students recruit volunteers with candyWhile many spent Saturday, Oct. 31 enjoying the fun of Halloween, several high school students from across West Michigan took time to recruit volunteers.
MSU Releases More about Possible CutsThe school's provost says he is endorsing a series of changes that could include the loss of 30 academic majors and the closure of two departments.
Saugatuck Schools scramble to deal with funding cutsSaugatuck schools have some tough choices to make now that the new Michigan budget is set.
School principal dresses in drag for fundraiserA Muskegon County School administrator traded in his shirt and tie for a scarf and dress because of a fundraiser.
North Muskegon to vote on bond to replace old busesVoters in the North Muskegon School District will vote next Tuesday on a bond extension to pay for new technology and to replace two of the districts' oldest buses. |
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