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Accounting firm to give new hires student loan help
PricewaterhouseCoopers plans to start giving new employees $1,200 a year in student loan help.
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Enlisted drone pilots? Decision expected early next year
For years, the Air Force has had an officer at the stick when one of its remotely piloted aircraft takes off.
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Student overcomes blindness to study computer programming
Michael Griffin is working toward an associate degree with the hope of attending a four-year college.
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Colleges add gender-free pronouns, alter policy
Welcome to Harvard. Feel free to pick a pronoun on this form: __ He. __ She. __ Ze. __ E. __ They.
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Up to $125K bonuses announced for pararescue SNCOs
For the first time, some pararescuemen could get critical skills retention bonuses of up to $125,000 if they agree to stay in the Air Force.
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Harvard ‘virtual classroom’ for students anywhere
The newest classroom at Harvard’s business school has no desk or chairs.
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During River Semester, all outdoors is the classroom
Twelve college students are spending a semester on the Mississippi River and earning 16 credit hours in a multidisciplinary learning experience.
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Education chief tells college students: Apply for aid
This is U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan’s message to people thinking about college: You can do it and the federal government can help pay for it.
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USAF general: Women in combat standards test can keep up
The results of this summer’s test to set gender-neutral standards for combat jobs — which could pave the way to opening up the last six male-only Air Force combat jobs to women — aren’t in yet.
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Air Force recruits get more training on life skills
Some 14,500 Air Force recruits have completed a program of life-skills training at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland created after a sex scandal led to more than two dozen instructors being convicted of wrongdoing involving train
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Accounting firm to give new hires student loan help
PricewaterhouseCoopers plans to start giving new employees $1,200 a year in student loan help.
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Enlisted drone pilots? Decision expected early next year
For years, the Air Force has had an officer at the stick when one of its remotely piloted aircraft takes off.
-
Student overcomes blindness to study computer programming
Michael Griffin is working toward an associate degree with the hope of attending a four-year college.
-
Colleges add gender-free pronouns, alter policy
Welcome to Harvard. Feel free to pick a pronoun on this form: __ He. __ She. __ Ze. __ E. __ They.
-
Up to $125K bonuses announced for pararescue SNCOs
For the first time, some pararescuemen could get critical skills retention bonuses of up to $125,000 if they agree to stay in the Air Force.
-
Harvard ‘virtual classroom’ for students anywhere
The newest classroom at Harvard’s business school has no desk or chairs.
-
During River Semester, all outdoors is the classroom
Twelve college students are spending a semester on the Mississippi River and earning 16 credit hours in a multidisciplinary learning experience.
-
Education chief tells college students: Apply for aid
This is U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan’s message to people thinking about college: You can do it and the federal government can help pay for it.
-
USAF general: Women in combat standards test can keep up
The results of this summer’s test to set gender-neutral standards for combat jobs — which could pave the way to opening up the last six male-only Air Force combat jobs to women — aren’t in yet.
-
Air Force recruits get more training on life skills
Some 14,500 Air Force recruits have completed a program of life-skills training at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland created after a sex scandal led to more than two dozen instructors being convicted of wrongdoing involving train
-
Accounting firm to give new hires student loan help
PricewaterhouseCoopers plans to start giving new employees $1,200 a year in student loan help.
-
Enlisted drone pilots? Decision expected early next year
For years, the Air Force has had an officer at the stick when one of its remotely piloted aircraft takes off.
-
Student overcomes blindness to study computer programming
Michael Griffin is working toward an associate degree with the hope of attending a four-year college.
-
Colleges add gender-free pronouns, alter policy
Welcome to Harvard. Feel free to pick a pronoun on this form: __ He. __ She. __ Ze. __ E. __ They.
-
Up to $125K bonuses announced for pararescue SNCOs
For the first time, some pararescuemen could get critical skills retention bonuses of up to $125,000 if they agree to stay in the Air Force.
-
Harvard ‘virtual classroom’ for students anywhere
The newest classroom at Harvard’s business school has no desk or chairs.
-
During River Semester, all outdoors is the classroom
Twelve college students are spending a semester on the Mississippi River and earning 16 credit hours in a multidisciplinary learning experience.
-
Education chief tells college students: Apply for aid
This is U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan’s message to people thinking about college: You can do it and the federal government can help pay for it.
-
USAF general: Women in combat standards test can keep up
The results of this summer’s test to set gender-neutral standards for combat jobs — which could pave the way to opening up the last six male-only Air Force combat jobs to women — aren’t in yet.
-
Air Force recruits get more training on life skills
Some 14,500 Air Force recruits have completed a program of life-skills training at the Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland created after a sex scandal led to more than two dozen instructors being convicted of wrongdoing involving train
