University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark Nordenberg hinted in a letter to the federal government that in-state students could face higher tuition if Pitt and three other state-related universities lose $42 million in federal stimulus aid. (Today)
Vocational schools nationwide are reporting record enrollment as workers stung by the recession are seeking educations that are quick, affordable and -- perhaps most important -- in demand. (Today)
Three former cafeteria workers at Woodland Hills Junior High School have filed a federal lawsuit against the food-services contractor there, claiming age discrimination. (Yesterday)
University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Mark Nordenberg hinted in a letter to the federal government that in-state students could face higher tuition unless his school and three other state-related universities receive $42 million in federal stimulus aid. (Yesterday)
Penn State University wants the Obama administration to stop Gov. Ed Rendell from reclassifying it and three other state-related universities as non-public and ineligible for $42 million in federal stimulus aid. (Yesterday)
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