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Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
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Islamic State Not Alone in Looting Syria Cultural Heritage: Study
The Islamic State group may dominate headlines about the destruction of heritage sites in Syria, but it is far from the only culprit, new US research warned today.
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Second Boston Bomber Friend Jailed for 3.5 Years
A second college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to jail today for obstruction and conspiracy that impeded the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Friend Jailed 6 years
A college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for obstructing justice by impeding the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Republicans Battle to Shape Party Future, Ahead of the 2016 US Presidential Elections
With eight declared Republican presidential hopefuls and eight more expected to run, consensus has been brushed aside for 2016, as Grand Old Party (GOP) rivals battle to shape the future of the party, and America, in the post-Obama era.
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Indian-Origin Girl Gets Into All 8 Ivy League Schools
At just 17, an Indian-origin girl has earned admission to 14 top US universities, including all eight Ivy League schools considered the most prestigious universities worldwide.
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US student accepted to all eight Ivy League schools
A 17-year-old high school student from New York has achieved a rare academic feat - he has been accepted by all eight of the elite Ivy League schools.
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Canada's closure of science libraries riles researchers
Canada's closure of science libraries containing a vast repository of environmental data dating back more than a century has researchers worried that valuable books and reference materials are being lost in the name of cost-cutting.
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Back at college, suspect called Boston bombs 'crazy': classmate
Working out at the gym at their sleepy New England college, two students chatted about how "crazy" it was that bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon. Three days later, one of them was named a prime suspect.
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Boston marathon bomb suspect was on campus this week, say classmates
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was seen on his university campus this week after Monday's deadly explosions, classmates told The Associated Press on Friday.
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Dartmouth closed after person sought in Boston bombings identified as student registered at the school
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth has closed campus and ordered an evacuation after confirming that a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings is registered there.
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South Africa pushing for more World Bank, IMF reforms
The candidates are Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, supported by African and other developing countries, and Dartmouth University President Jim Yong Kim, the US nominee.
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Squeezed out in India, students turn to US
Moulshri Mohan was an excellent student at one of the top private high schools in New Delhi. When she applied to colleges, she received scholarship offers of $20,000 from Dartmouth and $15,000 from Smith. Her pile of acceptance letters would have made any ambitious teenager smile: Cornell, Bryn Mawr, Duke, Wesleyan, Barnard and the University of Vi...
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Tips For Navigating The Ivy League Admission Process
The Ivy League universities are known for their rigorous admissions process, world-class faculty, and outstanding alumni.
-
Islamic State Not Alone in Looting Syria Cultural Heritage: Study
The Islamic State group may dominate headlines about the destruction of heritage sites in Syria, but it is far from the only culprit, new US research warned today.
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Second Boston Bomber Friend Jailed for 3.5 Years
A second college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to jail today for obstruction and conspiracy that impeded the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Friend Jailed 6 years
A college friend of convicted Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was sentenced to six years in prison Tuesday for obstructing justice by impeding the FBI investigation into the 2013 attacks.
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Republicans Battle to Shape Party Future, Ahead of the 2016 US Presidential Elections
With eight declared Republican presidential hopefuls and eight more expected to run, consensus has been brushed aside for 2016, as Grand Old Party (GOP) rivals battle to shape the future of the party, and America, in the post-Obama era.
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Indian-Origin Girl Gets Into All 8 Ivy League Schools
At just 17, an Indian-origin girl has earned admission to 14 top US universities, including all eight Ivy League schools considered the most prestigious universities worldwide.
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US student accepted to all eight Ivy League schools
A 17-year-old high school student from New York has achieved a rare academic feat - he has been accepted by all eight of the elite Ivy League schools.
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Canada's closure of science libraries riles researchers
Canada's closure of science libraries containing a vast repository of environmental data dating back more than a century has researchers worried that valuable books and reference materials are being lost in the name of cost-cutting.
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Back at college, suspect called Boston bombs 'crazy': classmate
Working out at the gym at their sleepy New England college, two students chatted about how "crazy" it was that bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon. Three days later, one of them was named a prime suspect.
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Boston marathon bomb suspect was on campus this week, say classmates
Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was seen on his university campus this week after Monday's deadly explosions, classmates told The Associated Press on Friday.
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Dartmouth closed after person sought in Boston bombings identified as student registered at the school
The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth has closed campus and ordered an evacuation after confirming that a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings is registered there.
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South Africa pushing for more World Bank, IMF reforms
The candidates are Nigerian finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, supported by African and other developing countries, and Dartmouth University President Jim Yong Kim, the US nominee.
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Squeezed out in India, students turn to US
Moulshri Mohan was an excellent student at one of the top private high schools in New Delhi. When she applied to colleges, she received scholarship offers of $20,000 from Dartmouth and $15,000 from Smith. Her pile of acceptance letters would have made any ambitious teenager smile: Cornell, Bryn Mawr, Duke, Wesleyan, Barnard and the University of Vi...
