Spring Break
ATLANTA (MCT) — Once again, when it was time to win a national basketball title, the Florida Gators didn't care about coaching rumors or who was turning professional — or even which team had the best big man. Fireworks went off inside the Georgia Dome yesterday night as the Final Four filled with celebratory Gators noise. (0) comments
Like many Ohio State fans, Kala Campbell, second year psychology graduate student, was on pins and needles last night as she watched the Buckeyes battle the Florida Gators. But for her, it could mean winning thousands of dollars. Yesterday Campbell was tied for second place among more than a million participants in Facebook's March Madness NCAA basketball pool. (0) comments
Pumping gas yet again puts a strain on consumers' pocketbooks. Natasha Brobst, junior business management major, knows this all too well as she drives more than 50 miles each day round trip to school. Her mileage doubles on the weekend when she drives 120 miles to visit her fiancé. (0) comments
It's something every student is encouraged to do. It can decrease the amount of money coming of out of students' pockets. It provides eligible students with free money. Last year, a study conducted by the American Council on Education estimated that during the 2003-04 academic year, 1. (0) comments
One way professors stay connected with new developments in their concentration is by attending conferences. Three professors from the department of Pan-African studies attended the National Council for Black Studies Conference last month in San Diego. Professors Fran Dorsey, Amoaba Gooden and Babacar M'Baye went to the conference to stay in touch with some of the current theories, methods and practices of black studies, M'Baye said. (0) comments