Worries Litter Walk to School
Jamile Bama rubs his eyes. It’s 8:15 a.m., and he’s been up for a half-hour, just enough time to get dressed, eat some Apple Cinnamon Cheerios and think about going back to bed.
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Texas A&M International University Licenses University Planet’s Academic Planning Suite
University Planet, Inc. has announced that Texas A&M International University has licensed its Academic Planning Suite (APS). Under the agreement, University Planet will host the solution in an ASP model for Texas A&M International University.
Global Internet Grows 174%
International Internet bandwidth grew 174 percent between 2000 and 2001, according to Washington, DC-based research group TeleGeography, Inc. Though strong, the overall rate of growth has slowed from last year, when cross-border Internet links increased by 382 percent.
Ghana – Rapid Growth in Internet Use Despite Cost Constraints
The Internet, which has had the most significant impact on Humanity within the shortest possible time turned 32 years yesterday and the 20th of this same month, is the third International Internet Day.
Enterprise collaboration and content tools to spice up Gartner ITxpo
COLLABORATION AND CONTENT management will grab a share of the limelight next week at the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2001 in Orlando, Fla., as vendors including Intraspect, divine, and FireSpout showcase wares designed to boost enterprise workflow and content management processes.
IBM To Introduce New Laptop, PC Models
IBM, in its first significant PC announcement in a year, will introduce five new ThinkPads and three new NetVista models on Tuesday, according to sources close to the company.
Closed school makes parents home school
When the yellow school busses arrived in the South Hills community of Bon Air on the first day of classes, there were more than a few empty seats. This might have been the result of an outbreak of first-day flu, but in more than a few cases, these seats would stay unused throughout the school […]
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National Telecommunication and Information Administration (NTIA) Awards 74 New Grants
The Commerce Department’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) today announced the award of $42.8 million in Technology Opportunities Program (TOP) grants to 74 non-profit organizations, including state and local governments, across the country and in Puerto Rico.
New Parking Garage and University Store Planned at Duke University
Duke University’s Board of Trustees Friday gave the go-ahead to start planning for a multi-level parking garage and an adjacent building next to the Bryan Center to house the University Store and offices.