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How robot blacksmiths will make our planes, subs and ships
Metal implements made by blacksmiths oftentimes have legendary strength because the working of the metal, like kneading of dough, makes its structure finer, more homogeneous.
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These are the best cities for veteran entrepreneurs
It’s time we supported military veterans in business, as well as health and education, says this author.
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Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
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Veterans group applauds FTC for gaining $50 million settlement plus $141 million in canceled student debt in University of Phoenix deceptive ad case
The settlement was applauded by some education advocacy groups, including Veterans Education Success, which works to help military veterans. Carrie Wofford, the group’s president, thanked the FTC for its work.
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Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
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More veterans struggled to find work last month, even as national unemployment rates fell
About 35,000 more veterans reported problems finding work in November than in October.
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Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
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4 veteran nonprofits that are changing the world
Newman’s Own awards grants to veteran organizations that serve local communities.
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GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
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An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
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How robot blacksmiths will make our planes, subs and ships
Metal implements made by blacksmiths oftentimes have legendary strength because the working of the metal, like kneading of dough, makes its structure finer, more homogeneous.
-
These are the best cities for veteran entrepreneurs
It’s time we supported military veterans in business, as well as health and education, says this author.
-
Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
-
Veterans group applauds FTC for gaining $50 million settlement plus $141 million in canceled student debt in University of Phoenix deceptive ad case
The settlement was applauded by some education advocacy groups, including Veterans Education Success, which works to help military veterans. Carrie Wofford, the group’s president, thanked the FTC for its work.
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Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
-
More veterans struggled to find work last month, even as national unemployment rates fell
About 35,000 more veterans reported problems finding work in November than in October.
-
Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
-
4 veteran nonprofits that are changing the world
Newman’s Own awards grants to veteran organizations that serve local communities.
-
GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
-
An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
-
How robot blacksmiths will make our planes, subs and ships
Metal implements made by blacksmiths oftentimes have legendary strength because the working of the metal, like kneading of dough, makes its structure finer, more homogeneous.
-
These are the best cities for veteran entrepreneurs
It’s time we supported military veterans in business, as well as health and education, says this author.
-
Lawmakers kill off controversial plan to limit GI Bill benefits transfer to spouses, children
Pentagon leaders had moved to stop long-serving troops from sharing the education benefits with family members.
-
Veterans group applauds FTC for gaining $50 million settlement plus $141 million in canceled student debt in University of Phoenix deceptive ad case
The settlement was applauded by some education advocacy groups, including Veterans Education Success, which works to help military veterans. Carrie Wofford, the group’s president, thanked the FTC for its work.
-
Here’s how much more veteran households earn annually than non-veteran households
Veterans have earned more than their non-veteran counterparts for nearly 40 years, according to the report.
-
More veterans struggled to find work last month, even as national unemployment rates fell
About 35,000 more veterans reported problems finding work in November than in October.
-
Veterans launch association, workshop to get more vets in newsrooms
Navy veteran Zack Baddorf and Marine Corps veteran Russell Midori have launched Military Veterans in Journalism, a professional association designed to help veterans transition into media careers that will provide veterans with a journalism workshop next year.
-
4 veteran nonprofits that are changing the world
Newman’s Own awards grants to veteran organizations that serve local communities.
-
GI Bill repayments for tens of thousands of student veterans will wait until next summer
New technology and GI Bill rules are set to be in place in coming weeks, but refund checks won’t go out for at least six more months.
-
An Ivy League protest stirs emotions among military students
Senior Casey Odesser says her act, which she described as more performance art than protest, was meant to spark questions about U.S. imperialism and be a reminder of the death associated with U.S. military conflicts, not to disrespect members of the armed services.
