UCLA: Montlake Musings & Getting Ready for BYU
Original at Bruins Nation
• Wed, Sep 3
By Nestor So with that in the background let’s review some of the reactions to Monday night’s Bruin fireworks at the Rose Bowl under CRN. Again from John B in a post titled “Good to back at UCLA Baby”: T]hat was college football, that was electric Pac-10 football... That was RN getting it done and I for one c...
Notre Dame: TVCC MEN’S BASKETBALL - Recruiting class versatile, athletic
Original at Athens Daily Review
• Wed, Sep 3
TX - Adrian Forbes is 6-8, 220-pound freshman from Spanish Town, Jamaica, who prepped at Notre Dame Academy in New Hampshire. While at Notre Dame Academy, ...
Notre Dame: Notre Dame Pros Go Campin': D-Day
Original at Rakes Of Mallow
• Wed, Sep 3
By mhb Notes on those with *s after the jump. Hopefully this list can keep your mind at least partially off the impending disaster/glory that will be the 2008 Notre Dame Football Season. Good luck to all the Irish in the NFL and otherwise. We'll have more updates during the season.
UCLA: Ucla Strategy and Personnel
Original at FOXSports.com
• Tue, Sep 2
�� LOOKING GOOD: UCLA will need its offense to not mess things up, but the Bruins largely will rely on its defense, which came through in a big way against Tennessee and what was considered an above-average SEC offensive line. The Bruins held the Vols to a respectable 366 yards and forced Jon...
Cornell: A Gene Map of Europe
Original at MIT Technology Review
• Tue, Sep 2
MA - The scientists included researchers from Cornell University; the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); the University of Chicago; and the University ...
UCLA: A Gene Map of Europe
Original at MIT Technology Review
• Tue, Sep 2
MA - The scientists included researchers from Cornell University; the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA); the University of Chicago; and the University ...
Carnegie Mellon: Active volunteer from Penn Hills worked to improve society
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Sep 2
PA - After the war, Mr. Moschetta earned an engineering degree from Carnegie Institute of Technology, now Carnegie Mellon University. He worked in the switch and ...
Notre Dame: The Questions About This Year’s Offense
Original at notredame.scout.com
• Tue, Sep 2
By LongtimeDomer Notre Dame will start the season hosting San Diego State in Notre Dame Stadium. The Irish will take on the Aztecs in the first meeting between the two teams. Like any new season that comes on the heels of a poor season hope springs eternal, but it also brings out wariness. Many a Notre Dame fan, me...
Carnegie Mellon: copter launches spinoff
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Sep 2
PA - It's the first sale this year, and only the fifth ever, for the fledgling company, which emerged out of more than a decade of Carnegie Mellon University ...
Notre Dame: Recruiting week in review.
Original at notredame.scout.com
• Tue, Sep 2
- These two summaries represent just a sample of the Notre Dame football recruiting information available each week on Irish Eyes.
UCLA: San Jose Mercury: Grading quick start for Bay Area teams
Original at California Golden Bear Football
• Tue, Sep 2
By Dave(noreply@blogger.com) The Pacific-10 Conference might be filled with spread offenses, but there is at least one team that, like Michigan State, will challenge the Bears with a power-football approach. "USC, even though they throw the ball, is a great running team,'' Cal defensive coordinator Bob Gregory sa...
UCLA: Welcome Back Hope, We Missed You
Original at Bruins Nation
• Tue, Sep 2
By BruinsRule I am not saying we are where we need to be as a football team, but we are a tough football team, with a tough football coach. Anyone who doubted whether we could compete with Just 'SC now knows that it's not a question of "if" but "how soon"? It took Neuheisel one game to do what his predecessor...
Cornell: Protest Against Review Erupts During Clubfest
Original at Cornell University The Cornell Daily Sun
• Tue, Sep 2
NY - The protesters also chanted at the members of The Review sitting at the magazine’s booth, causing members of the Cornell University Police Department to be ...
Carnegie Mellon: Musician's talent led him to work with stars
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Mon, Sep 1
PA - He played with the Civic Light Opera, the Pittsburgh Ballet orchestra and the Wheeling Symphony. He was a faculty member at Chatham and Carnegie Mellon ...
Dartmouth: Duly Noted
Original at Dartblog
• Sun, Aug 31
By Jacob Baron I am pleased to note that Dartmouth College is "today's featured article" on Wikipedia's Main Page! It is only the second Ivy League school to be so honored--Cornell University was Wikipedia's main page featured article on September 20, 2006. Also, our own Tuck School of Business was the...
Carnegie Mellon: Ligonier Highland Games celebrate Scottish heritage
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Aug 30
PA - At one of the meetings, Peet met William McLay Jr., a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, who played in a pipe band with other former CMU students and ...
MIT: Burton-Conner Floor Rush and RoomingOriginal at MIT Admissions
• Sat, Aug 30
By Snively '11 At the end of the evening, freshmen ranked the floors. They submitted their rankings and then overnight more magic happened. Unfortunately, the flooring magic isn't as efficient as the housing magic, so while many people got their first choice, several people got their 6th, 7th, 8th, and...
MIT: Fraternities @ MIT
Original at MIT Admissions
• Sat, Aug 30
By Paul B. '11 Although there's much more I want to say, I unfortunately have to run - to Rush! Despite its incompleteness, I hope t his entry gives you something more of an overview of what MIT fraternities are like - and rest assured I'll be editing and updating this later tonight.
Harvard: Obama campaign commits an Ayer-or
Original at Chicago Tribune
• Fri, Aug 29
By Eric Zorn Stanley Kurtz Stated That The Harvard Faculty No Confidence Vote In Lawrence Summers Would Cause "Lasting Damage To The Cultural Left." On March 19, 2005, Stanley Kurtz stated on the National Review Online website, "I think the vote of ...
Harvard: Yale does not fill out US News survey
Original at Yale Daily News
• Fri, Aug 29
CT - Both Yale and Harvard have said that they did not return the 2009 peer-review surveys, while a Princeton spokeswoman declined to say whether the university ...
Carnegie Mellon: Valley Laurels & Lances
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Thu, Aug 28
• 2 related articles
Valley Laurels & Lances PA - The latest offender is Carnegie Mellon University prof Jeffrey Hunter. The Squirrel Hill resident reportedly was cited three times in eight days for drunken ...
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MIT: Copyright, Subpoenas, and You
Original at MIT Admissions
• Thu, Aug 28
By Snively '11 It has come to our attention that Massachusetts Institute of Technology is the service provider for the IP address listed below, from which unauthorized copying and distribution (downloading, uploading, file serving, file "swapping" or other similar activities) of the NBC Univers...
Northwestern: School foundation taps first director
Original at Pioneer Press Online
• Thu, Aug 28
IL - opportunities for students in Evanston and Skokie." The foundation received more than $200000 in grants earlier this year from Northwestern University, ...
UChicago: Hotle aims for a high grade in opener
Original at Pioneer Press Online
• Thu, Aug 28
IL - It's Stanford, Harvard, Yale, Washington University and the University of Chicago. Alas, not too many football powers in that list. But look around campus ...
Vanderbilt: Vandy Professor Shot To Death - Nashville News Story - WSMV Nashville
Original at WSMV
• Wed, Aug 27
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Police are investigating a shooting at an east Nashville home that resulted in the death of a Vanderbilt University professor. Related:Images | Video A person who lived in an upstairs apartment at the house on McFerrin Avenue called police at 9:20 p.m. Once they arrived,...
Harvard: Opinion: did Harvard Law kill parody, satire & humor?
Original at blogs.law.harvard.edu
• Wed, Aug 27
By David Giacalone ” . . . Interestingly, it was Harvard Law School, regarded by many as the apex of legal education (and located in the heart of liberal Cambridge) that early grappled with the appropriateness of punishing students for engaging in satire and parody. With the eyes of the higher-education elite w...
Harvard: Harvard to review campus police after complaints
Original at Grand Junction Sentinel
• Tue, Aug 26
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard University is reviewing its campus police department amid concerns officers have unfairly stopped black people because of their race.
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Carnegie Mellon: Incomes in region rise in 2007, census finds
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Tue, Aug 26
PA - Mostly what you've got today is good news, but I wouldn't say we've turned the corner or anything like that," said Carnegie Mellon University economics ...
Carnegie Mellon: "Your Town, Inc." Exhibition
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sun, Aug 24
PA - The Regina Gouger Miller Gallery is located in the Purnell Center for the Arts on the Carnegie Mellon University campus, 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, ...
Harvard: Harvard figures out income inequality
Original at blogs.law.harvard.edu
• Sat, Aug 23
By philg Harvard, of course, charges more than 100 percent of median family income, a fact not noted in the article, but elsewhere in the magazine there is a report that the university’s $40+billion wealth is growing nicely…. In “Unequal America”, the cover story of the alumni magazine distribu...
Harvard: “Most Overrated” University Overcomes Princeton in US News Rankings
Original at IvyGate
• Fri, Aug 22
By Dan Haley That’s just like Harvard, being all modest. Overrated? Not in my heart, Big H. If you’re anything like me, you’ve been sitting around wondering, “When will Harvard get the recognition it deserves?” The wait is over, my friend. In US News and World Report’s 2009 “National University Rank...
Carnegie Mellon: Salvos fly in gaming faceoff over outside income
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Fri, Aug 22
PA - He is on leave from Carnegie Mellon University, where he serves as an assistant vice president. When Gov. Ed Rendell offered him a position on the gambling ...
Dartmouth: It Ain't Easy (or, perhaps, cool) Bein' Green
Original at Dartblog
• Wed, Aug 20
By zak Is being green no longer cool? (Not Dartmouth green, of course, but the type of ostentatious eco-green that some people adopt while looking down their noses at carbon-indifferent peons). That's the contention of an interesting London Times article/ book review which begins thusly: Ju...
MIT: Opinion: MIT Olympians
Original at MIT Admissions
• Tue, Aug 19
By Matt McGann '00 Rowing: 7 MIT rowers, 10 Olympic Games Fencing: 2 MIT fencers, 2 medals Track and Field: 2 MIT athletes, 1 medal Skiing: 1 MIT skier, 2 Olympic Games Rifle: 1 MIT marksman Skeleton: 1 MIT slider Tae Kwon Do: 1 MIT Taekwondoist Wrestling: 1 MIT wrestler
Dartmouth: Could This Be Progress?
Original at Dartblog
• Tue, Aug 19
By jake According to Sunday's New Hampshire Union Leader: On June 23, Dartmouth College in Hanover kicked off a two-month pilot program in its admissions department to see if a compressed work week makes sense. The program was put in place after employees made a presentation to the dean of admiss...
Dartmouth: Opinion: Ivy League Scores Low in Forbes’ College Rankings
Original at IvyGate
• Fri, Aug 15
By James Yu 96.4 percent of Dartmouth graduates were very or generally satisfied with the quality of instruction at Dartmouth; 97.8 percent were very or generally satisfied with the out-of-class availability of faculty, and 92 percent were overall satisfied with their undergraduate experience...
MIT: Opinion: MIT Medical: A Freshman's Story
Original at MIT Admissions
• Thu, Aug 14
By Paul B. '11 MIT Medlinks MIT Emergency Medical Services (EMTs) MIT Police Homepage MIT Nightline: 617-253-8800 (anonymous peer-listening service run by student volunteers) Boston Area Rape Crisis Center: 1-800-841-8371 MIT Emergency Phone Numbers
Yale: Opinion: Yale-New Haven Hospital activates Eclipsys Sunrise Clinical Manager
Original at Computer Business Review
• Tue, Aug 12
UK - By Staff Writer With its pharmacy information and computerized physician order entry solutions on one integrated platform, Yale-New Haven Hospital now has ...
Princeton: NEWS: College slips down in Princeton Review lists
Original at The Dartmouth
• Thu, Jul 31
Despite the overhauls to the financial aid program announced in January, Dartmouth was ranked 18th out of 368 colleges for "Students Dissatisfied with Financial Aid" in the 2009 edition of The Princeton Review's Best 368 Colleges. ...
Dartmouth: NEWS: College slips down in Princeton Review lists
Original at The Dartmouth
• Thu, Jul 31
Despite the overhauls to the financial aid program announced in January, Dartmouth was ranked 18th out of 368 colleges for "Students Dissatisfied with Financial Aid" in the 2009 edition of The Princeton Review's Best 368 Colleges. ...
Princeton: The Princeton Review Names Bentley one of the Best Colleges and ...
Original at Bentley Falcon Athletics
• Wed, Jul 30
Bentley is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review. The New York-based education services company features the college in the recently published 2009 edition of its annual ...
UCLA: Opinion: The Weight Of Our (Collective) Words
Original at Bruins Nation
• Mon, Jun 30
By Nestor In case of UCLA, I think it is pretty clear that the officials at Morgan Center are paying close attention what we – UCLA alums, students, fans - are discussing here on BN and other online communities listed on our blogroll. I am sure we can come up with numerous examples on how we had built our c...
Notre Dame: Opinion: Is A Little Effort Too Much To Ask?
Original at Black Shoe Diaries
• Thu, Jun 26
By Kevin HD I'm left thinking about the other teams that deserve this spot; all the other schools that would be sitting at 25 if only they were named Notre Dame. Teams including, but not limit to: Georgia Tech, Michigan, Michigan State, Purdue, Boston College, Navy and Air Force. All of these teams ma...
Notre Dame: Opinion: Southern Cal to Cal Poly: The Big Ten Out Of Conference Schedule
Original at Black Shoe Diaries
• Tue, Jun 24
By Kevin HD 1. Michigan State: at California, Eastern Michigan, Florida Atlantic, Notre Dame 2. Michigan: Utah, Miami (OH), at Notre Dame, Toledo 3. Purdue: Northern Colorado, Oregon, Central Michigan, at Notre Dame 5. Ohio State: Youngstown State, Ohio, at USC, Troy
Dartmouth: Opinion: So Sue Me
Original at Dartblog
• Sun, Apr 27
• 5 related articles
A series of curious emails from Priya Venkatesan, who is a "lecturer" of writing at Dartmouth College, a former postdoctoral fellow at the Dartmouth Medical School, a 1990 graduate of the College--doubling in biochemistry and comparative literature--a holder of a U.C. Davis master's i...
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Dartmouth: Opinion: How Do the Ivies Stack Up on Alcohol Enforcement?
Original at Dartblog
• Sun, Feb 17
1. Dartmouth students drink radically more than the Ivy League average; or, 2. The Dartmouth administration is at war with its students and enforces the alcohol laws with incomparable harshness. UPDATE: The Dartmouth Review had even more on this topic in a recent issue.
Columbia: JTA Forum: Article Comments: El-Haj tenure flap flares at Barnard
Original at Jewish Telegraphic Agency
• Thu, Aug 16
Abu El-Haj tenure flap flares at Barnard Ben Harris A brewing battle over tenure for a polarizing Barnard College professor is threatening to thrust Columbia University back into the center of a Middle East-related controversy. Published: 08/14/2007 NEW YORK (JTA) -- A brewing battle...
Dartmouth: Opinion: Punishing good deeds at Dartmouth
Original at Power Line
• Fri, Jun 1
Joe Asch is a Dartmouth alum (class of 1979) who lives near the college. In recent years, he has subsidized, at considerable personal expense, the Departmental Editing Program (DEP), which funds editors who assist students with writing assignments for classes in the art history, relig...
UCLA: Freshmen add jolt to unexciting game
Original at The UCLA Daily Bruin
• Mon, Nov 21
More importantly, they were able to do so without starting point guard Jordan Farmar, senior center Michael Fey and sophomore forward Josh Shipp. “I told him, ‘Hey, don’t feel bad: Jordan Farmar had nine turnovers in one game last year.’” Howland said. “It’s a lesson learned for a freshman p...
UCLA: Rooting for Ced
Original at Bruins Nation
• Wed, Nov 9
Some encouraging news from the hoops team practice. Ced is now practicing without a brace:Cedric Bozeman shed his knee brace at the request of Ben Howland and learned something critical: he could play worry-free basketball again.