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Thirty-eight junior and senior Selma High School students traveled to Anaheim, California for the March 23-25 19th Annual Symposium on Career Opportunities in Biomedical Sciences.
ADA — Twelve ECU students have been awarded funding under the NASA National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program for the 2006-07 academic year. Awards are in the form of scholarship and research stipends and range from $350 to $2,000 for the academic year.
DALLAS — EDGE Tech Corp, www.edgetechcorp.com, a leading supplier of DRAM and flash memory upgrades, portable computing products, storage devices and other experience-enhancing technology solutions, has been selected as a winner of the 2006 Dallas 100 Entrepreneur Award.
Voters, like candidates, split on Iraq For North Carolinians, issue doesn't always break along party lines
ADA — Adriana Aragon’s goal off a Lativa Harasha assist, less than two minutes into the first overtime period, lifted New Mexico Highlands to a 3-2 victory over East Central University in a women’s college soccer match Friday at Lady Tiger Field.
ADA — Fortnightly Study Club gathered for a luncheon at the Aldridge Ballroom to celebrate its Re-assembly Day Sept. 21. The luncheon was hosted by the members of the 21st Century Department.
Omnicare, Inc. (NYSE:OCR), the nation's leading provider of pharmaceutical care for the elderly, announced today that it has elected four officers: Dr. W. Gary Erwin was elected senior vice president - professional services; Donald E.
A unique teen drinking and driving prevention and awareness program developed by the Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority has been chosen as the Champion of Oklahoma Health, the highest recognition in the 2006 Champions of Health Awards.
ADA — Students volunteering with College Republicans, Young Democrats, Pi Sigma Alpha and several classes have begun blanketing ECU with opportunities to register to vote as students arrive back on campus for the fall semester.
ADA — Armed only with one costume and prop apiece, five East Central University theatre students traveled Friday, Sept. 8, to Independence Community College, Independence, Kan., for an around-the-clock challenge * work with people they’ve never seen before, write a one-act play, do the blocking, memorizing, rehearsing, come up with costumes, lighting and a set * and be ready to perform that play

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