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- Minnesota denied 'Race to the Top' funding (Pioneer Press)
Fri, 05 Mar 2010 06:12:45 GMT Minnesota has missed the first cut for more than $4 billion in federal education funding aimed at improving innovation in schools.
- Hewitt on Europe (BBC News)
Mon, 01 Mar 2010 09:52:19 GMT Momentum builds for eurozone to rescue Greece
- Mardell's America (BBC News)
Thu, 25 Feb 2010 10:36:24 GMT Healthcare summit promises plenty of political theatre
- Pratt Appeal Tells Union: We're Playing Rough (Hartford Courant)
Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:17:55 GMT Pratt & Whitney's appeal of a federal court order blocking its plans to lay off most of 1,000 Connecticut workers by 2011 represents more than a short-term tactic, regardless of the outcome.
- Getting the Ax (Tucson Weekly)
Wed, 24 Feb 2010 21:08:24 GMT Longtime Tucson Target employees say they were forced out because of their higher salaries by Mari Herreras Manny Lovio's little stack of papers may be the only proof he has that at one time, his career at Target meant something. Some of the letters are from the principal and a teacher at Richardson Elementary School, thanking him for contributions he made in 2005 for several school events ...
- Earth Watch (BBC News)
Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:16:56 GMT No sanctuary for whalers and whale-huggers
- Weekly Industry Crib Sheet: Federal Funding Headed to New Nuclear Energy (ThomasNet)
Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:45:43 GMT Plus: Freight Market Expands, Cargo Theft Rises and OECD Area Shows Strong Q4 Growth.
- Rhee Explains Teacher Sex Charge: Loose Lips Daily - City Desk - Washington City Paper (Washington City Paper)
Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:49:05 GMT Morning all. Answers at last: When Chancellor Michelle A. Rhee referred in Fast Company magazine to 'teachers who had hit children, who had had sex with children, who had missed 78 days of school,' she referred in part to a teacher who 'allegedly had sex with an 18-year-old special-needs student, resulting in her pregnancy,' Bill Turque reported Saturday in WaPo . That revelation came in a Feb ...
- Hewitt on Europe (BBC News)
Mon, 15 Feb 2010 10:07:19 GMT Deficits threaten cherished European way of life
- Security Council Commits Itself to Improving Transition, Exit Strategies (United Nations)
Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:50:08 GMT The Security Council today committed itself to improving its strategies for ending or reconfiguring peacekeeping missions, or for their transition to other kinds of United Nations presences, following a day-long discussion involving top officials of the Organization as well as representatives of regional organizations, troop-contributing countries and the wider membership.
JCCC Board of Trustees Meeting 3-26-09
KOMA
Board chair Shirley Brown-VanArsdale asked Mark Ferguson, college counsel, to communicate the findings and results of an inquiry and investigation as to whether the college violated the Kansas Open Meetings Act during an executive session of the board meeting on Feb. 19. Ferguson reviewed statements made in the media, notes made when investigating the matter, the minutes of the meeting, relevant statutes, and interpretation of KOMA both by the Kansas courts and the office of the attorney general. He also spoke with the Kansas attorney generals office and an assistant district attorney in Johnson County. After a complete review of the facts and circumstances surrounding the allegations, he is of the opinion that no violations of KOMA occurred at the February meeting and that the board fully complied with the Kansas Open Meetings Act and with its own board policies related to conducting an executive session.
Faculty Association
Mike Martin, president of the Faculty Association, reviewed aspects of the current negotiation process and announced the associations endorsement of four candidates for the board election: Bob Drummond, Peter Jouras, Melody Rayl and Stephanie Sharp.
Student Senate
Andre Jones, Senate president, gave the board an overview of upcoming events, such as Daffodil Day on March 27 and a rally to show appreciation for the colleges championship teams on April 1.
Foundation
Trustee Don Weiss reviewed upcoming Foundation events, including the Dollars for Scholars auction on April 24.
KACCT
Trustee Lynn Mitchelson reported that he and Dr. Calaway had met with the new executive director of the Kansas Association of Community College Trustees about funding issues raised in the Kansas legislature.
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