Hope College Education Briefs Highlight Enrollment and Ecuador Talk
Education briefs note memorization linked to left or right brain and field category. Hope College statistics class shows spring 2017 enrollment at 4,344 students, up from 4,315 last fall, with 2,108 coming this term from 1,992 previously. Over 400 international students enrolled. The biology department and Outdoor Greenway co sponsor a talk on Ecuador’s ecology by Roberto Cedero, a 27 year naturalist guide, titled Ecuador the Eyes of a Professional. The talk, in Winants Auditorium Graves Hall 263 College Ave, begins 7 p.m. Thursday Sept 21. Public invited, admission free.
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Edwards says water quality now back to normal for a city with old lead pipes yet warns the crisis end is not immediate and trust in government remains broken. He notes the Flint River source was used during contamination and rivers of lawsuits and charges have followed since spring 2014.
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