Law school enrollment sinks in Ohio amid faltering job market
The Associated Press reports Ohio’s five public law schools show reduced combined enrollment of 674 students, down from 950 in 2009-10, with applications dropping about 40 percent as graduates face average debt of over 100000 dollars and a median salary near 76000 dollars. Capital University Law School also fell 37 percent to 156 students. Deans blame outsourcing, changing demand, and students entering with clearer goals.
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Columbus Dispatch
U.S. Law School
Craig Boise
Cleveland- Marshall College of Law
Cleveland State University
University of Toledo
University of Cincinnati
University of Akron
Ohio State University
Capital University Law School
Capital Law School
Rich Simpson
Alan Michaels
Moritz College of Law
Ohio Law School
Daniel Steinbeck
University of Toledo College of Law
Access restored for food stamp EBT system outage
Xerox Corp restored EBT service after a Saturday outage in 17 states that left food stamp debit cards unusable. Customers could spend up to $50 as the system returned, with a manual option in place until full functionality resumed.
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Xerox Corp
Alabama
California
Xerox
Ohio
Benjamin Johnson
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Johnson
Jennifer Wasmer
Eight-year-old hosts birthday shoe drive in Kipton
Amy Gerber marked her eighth birthday by collecting 115 pairs of used shoes at Camden Township Recycling Center. About 55 friends and relatives attended, with 40 adults and 15 children dropping off footwear to help others. Donations will be distributed through Mountain Vision Ministries serving Appalachia.
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Anna Norris
Chronicle
Amy Gerber
Mountain Vision Missionary
Amy
Camden
Camden Township
Gerber
Kipton
Ken Nimon
Mountain Vision Ministries
Mountainvision.org
Disney Channel
Julie Gerber
Gerbers
Appalachia
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
FitzGerald attacks Kasich at Medina Democratic dinner
Cuyahoga County executive Ed FitzGerald, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, criticized Kasich budget cuts to local governments and schools at the Medina County Democratic Party Jefferson Jackson dinner. He touted spending on education and law enforcement and urged more investment in early childhood education.
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Medina
Ed FitzGerald
FitzGerald
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
John Kasich
Medina County
Democratic Party
Kasich
Dying Brunswick man walks bride down aisle at daughter’s wedding
A terminally ill Brunswick man on a hospital gurney escorted his daughter Sarah to marry Angelo Salvatore at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Strongsville. Scott Nagy, 56, arrived by ambulance after a March promise to walk her down the aisle amid cheers from guests and medical staff. He has urethral cancer and has been receiving care at University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center since August.
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Strongsville
Scott Nagy
Sarah
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
the Plain Dealer
Nagy
Angelo Salvatore
Chuck Knerem
Brunswick
University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center
Vets protest shutdown at Lorain County memorial
A small Amherst crowd gathered at the Lorain County Vietnam Veterans Memorial to pray and show solidarity with veterans who marched in Washington. They urged Congress to allow veterans into national war memorials closed during the government shutdown.
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Amherst
Washington, D.C
Congress
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