kinguild | February 3, 2013
The Moses Cone House Estate is open to the public for walking, hiking and mountain biking. There are stables on the property, along with 27 miles of carriage trails.It can be easily seen how everyone has input into designing the railroad community. The model trains and the community grow as the family has new creative […]
kinguild | September 12, 2012
UCLA’s controversial plan to end state funding for the main MBA program at its management school and instead support it with tuition and donations has hit a significant roadblock that will at least delay the proposal. A powerful committee of the UC system’s faculty senate recently voted to suspend its review of the Anderson School […]
kinguild | September 1, 2012
Charter schools are pulling in so many onetime private school students that they are placing an ever-greater burden on taxpayers, who must fund an already strained public education system, according to research released Tuesday. The study by a Rand Corp. economist found that more than 190,000 students nationwide had left a private school for a […]
kinguild | August 22, 2012
FREMONT, CA — Unitek Education, a leader in the IT training industry, has received accolades from the network student community for its excellence in delivering world class Cisco CCNA training certification programs. As the IT industry moves forward and continues to advance, a strong background in Cisco CCNA certifications has not only ensured a major […]
kinguild | August 11, 2012
UC Berkeley announced Tuesday that it is joining the new online education website founded by Harvard and MIT that offers free, not-for-credit courses to a worldwide audience. The addition of UC Berkeley will give edX its first expansion into a prestigious public university and a foothold on the West Coast away from its Cambridge, Mass., […]
