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Qwest indictments won’t affect Arizona schools’ wiring project, officials say

A 12-count federal indictment handed down Feb. 25 accuses four former Qwest executives of devising a scheme to create more than $33 million in false revenue by wrongly reporting a purchase order fr advertisement om Arizona’s School Facilities Board and then covering it up.Read the Full Article

Picking Apart Pick-A-Prof

Stephen E. Maizlish has been teaching history at the University of Texas at Arlington for 25 years. A tenured associate professor, he has edited and written works on antebellum politics and slavery.Read the Full Article

Lansing Public Schools to Receive up to $800,000 to Showcase Wireless Technology

The Lansing Public Schools received notification from the state that the district would receive up to $800,000 to showcase best practice technology at Riddle Magnet Middle School.Read the Full Article

Interview with Brian Mueller, Chief Executive Officer of the University of Phoenix Online

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New Online Courses, Programs

CARY, N.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Feb. 24, 2003–Engineous Software, provider of integration, automation, and design optimization software, and related strategic services, announced today the availability of a new eCOURSE class, Six Sigma in the Design Process. Read the Full Article Over 1,000 Registrants; an Additional Course is Scheduled; Audience Demographics Reveal IT Strategists – Not Just Developers – […]

Upside-Down Trees Take Over Blue-Collar Town

http://www.pbs.org/downsideupITVS and PBS present DOWNSIDE UP and its companion Web site, http://www.pbs.org/downsideup. What happens when a working-class town in Massachusetts teams up with art world luminaries to build a modern art museum? DOWNSIDE UP tells the story of how a city reinvents itself by opening the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA). DOWNSIDE UP […]

Regional Developments: Hawaii, New Jersey, Ohio

The picturesque sailboats speeding by in an afternoon regatta couldn’t do it. Nor could the multihued coral clusters dancing just beneath the ocean’s surface. Read the Full Article Online schools getting started in Licking County Read the Full Article The Perrysburg Digital Academy could be ready to enroll its first students in the 2003-04 school […]

An Interactive Web Site Offers Students a Whimsical Introduction to Psychology

It’s only fitting, then, that general psychology courses parallel the brain’s complexity, argues Gary L. Bradshaw, an associate professor of psychology at Mississippi State University. Read the Full Article

The Reusability Paradox

In which it is demonstrated that the automated assembly of certain types of learning objects is not possible Read the Full Article

Education Group Wants Distance-Education Restrictions to Be Relaxed Permanently

But officials at the council argue that their proposal is the better option for expanding access to online education while maintaining protections against possible fraud and abuse. Read the Full Article