Return of the Degreed Students Sharpens College Traffic
A growing number of graduates seek second degrees amid a tightened job market. Queensborough Community College reports second degree entrants more than doubling to 24 this year, with California and Ohio institutions noting similar trends. Administrators say business, science and technology programs attract most entrants as unemployed liberal arts majors seek vocational credentials for security.
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On This Date in History and Education Shifts
January 14 highlights through history include treaties and wars, plus a feature on 2nd degree programs reshaping higher education. Institutions like Maryland College Park and Virginia push fast track routes and post baccalaureate options to meet a tightened job market.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Column Page
A fragment lists crossword clues with numbers 60 to 63 and scattered words including Love of the English 63 Brutish person and 64 The life of 3 Cascades' neighbor two words plus several short clues in a column style.
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Gowns of Monroe at Smithsonian moved to Fredericksburg
The GOWNS of First Lady Monroe and her daughter were removed from the Smithsonian Institute in Washington and moved to the James Monroe Law Office and Library in Fredericksburg. Shenandoah College joined the College Entrance Examination Board.
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Communist China Faces 12 Million Man Army by 1951 End
A 1951 column asserts Communist China could mobilize up to 12,000,000 troops by year end, citing its large manpower pool and rapid military expansion prospects amid ongoing tensions.
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