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Bancolombia to sell mortgage loans to Titularizadora Colombiana (Banking Business Review)
Tuesday, 08.26.2008, 12:37am
Bancolombia, a financial institution, has announced that it intends to sell mortgage loans to Titularizadora Colombiana amounting to approximately COP191.1 billion.
Arcil acquires Rs 1,200 cr of retail consumer loans (Express India)
Housing authority loans $100M for purchase of homes (BizJournals)
   
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Henderson musters Cabinet in Alice Springs (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 11:48pm
The Northern Territory Government is due to hold a cabinet meeting in Alice Springs today.
New oil (BBC News)
Picking Up the Pieces in Pakistan (Time Magazine)
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NW MN Women's Fund awards scholarships (Crookston Daily Times)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 09:40pm
Thanks to the generosity of donors to the Northwest Minnesota Women's Fund, three scholarships were awarded recently for students attending a college or university in the 12-county service area who intend to remain in Northwest Minnesota and give back to the region.
Arlee students receive UM scholarships (Char-Koosta News)
Germany provides master’s degree scholarships at University of Potsdam (Moldova.org)
   
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Democratic delegates promote education, unity, energy in their outfits (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
Tuesday, 08.26.2008, 12:42am
DENVER - It was pretty easy to figure out that Monica Stonier cares about education, that Johnnie Patton supports more energy conservation and that Ruth Rudy wants the party to unify behind presidential nominee Barack Obama.
US official lauds Qatar’s education drive (The Peninsula)
Is inequality in education worse than ever under Labour? (Guardian Unlimited)
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2008 small college football composite schedule (WBAY Green Bay)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 11:25pm
Associated Press - August 25, 2008 7:15 PM ET Here is the 2008 Wisconsin small college football composite schedule (all times Central):
Rowan to offer degree at Camco College (Courier-Post)
How To Get A College Roommate You Can Live With (Science Daily)
   
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Ave Maria doubles undergraduate enrollment (WINK TV Southwest Florida)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 09:32pm
300 new students are enrolled in Ave Maria University, the private Catholic University located about 20 miles off I-75 in Eastern Collier County.
Search the Archives (The Pitt News)
Calendar changes yield first doctoral hooding (The UTD Mercury)
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Research funding at USC hits new record (WCBD-TV Charleston)
Tuesday, 08.26.2008, 12:03am
Officials at the University of South Carolina say the school has received a record $206 million for research for the 2008 fiscal year. School officials said Monday the 11.3 percent increase from last year is an indication that the university's researchers are earning recognition.
New research suggests Neanderthals not 'stupid' (The Herald)
Research funding at USC hits new record (WBTV Charlotte)
   
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Democrats approve platform of Obama policy ideas (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 11:07pm
Democrats adopted a platform Monday that commits the party to Barack Obama's policy ideas, but also credits his primary rival Hillary Rodham Clinton with putting "18 million cracks in the highest glass ceiling." The phrasing refers to the 18 million votes Clinton got in the primary. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., gaveled the platform through after a voice vote of delegates assembled ...
Democrats approve platform of Obama policy ideas (AP via Yahoo! News)
Stewart now full owner of o2 ideas (Birmingham Business Journal)
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Free tutoring help available (Miami Herald)
Monday, 08.25.2008, 07:21pm
Parents now can sign up their children for free tutoring. As a result of the federal No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, children can receive extra academic help in math, reading and language arts. This free tutoring is available if a child's school has been identified as ``in need of improvement.''
MEHLVILLE SCHOOLS: Bond issue proposal targets district deficit (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
At writing camp, hopefuls get tips from legends (CNN.com)
   
 
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