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Newspaper
Brownsville The Herald
Location
Brownsville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 2015
Page
1
The McAllen event ran from 8 a.m. to noon on Sunday with a memorial ceremony featuring 9/11 facts a fire truck siren and a three volley salute before 343 participants started their 110 floor ascent.
Republican congressional leaders say no government shutdown is planned this year though a partial shutdown could occur on October 1 if lawmakers fail to provide funds. The article notes the ongoing difficulty of reaching a funding agreement.
High school students in the Rio Grande Valley gain medical career paths with the opening of STAMP, the South Texas Academy for Medical Professions, unveiled Saturday by STISD in Olmito near Brownsville.
Children explored displays with enthusiasm at the Oceanarium event held last Saturday at the Gladys Porter Zoo. Urban Science Initiative organized the event, using zoo space, to connect families with scientists and foster hands on science learning.
The Texas State University System plans a Freshman Year for Free, enabling nontraditional students to take about three dozen free MOOCs via the Modern States Education Alliance. After completing ten courses with passing CLEP or AP tests, students begin on campus sans tuition, paying only about 90 dollars per test if needed. Texas State leads Texas by promoting the program to all public schools accepting CLEP or AP scores.
The White House announced that students may apply for federal financial aid three months earlier and submit last year’s tax return. Beginning October 2016 applicants for fall 2017 aid can complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, shifting the start from January. President Obama spoke at Macomb Community College in Warren, Michigan.
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