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Ice-cold sport makes warm-hearted gesture
Put an Ear in Your Tank?
ABC News
Location, Location, Education
ace usa
ACE USA Appoints Geoffrey M. Hall as Senior Vice President, Construction
American Medical News, Chicago, Ill.
Experts examine value of buying a hybrid car
Anniston Star, Anniston, Ala.
As talk of war with Iraq mounts, prices creep up higher
Artvoice, Buffalo, N.Y.
The Great Wind Debate
Attard Communications, Inc., Centereach, N.Y.
The Campus Concepts Story
Auburn (N.Y.) Citizen
Dennis earns ESPN academic honor
Boston Herald.com
What’s she driving at?
Boston Magazine
This Man Is Building a $1 Billion Construction Empire
Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
Subject: Is wind power a legitimate solution to high energy costs?
Fill it up - with hydrogen
Born To Heal
Hats off to teachers
Business Week
A Sneak Preview of Campus Life
Chronicle of Higher Education
High Volume and High Jinks
Chronicle of Higher Education, Washington, D.C.
Nobel Prizes Awarded in Peace and in Economics
Chronicle of Higher Education, Washinton, D.C.
Major Help or Major Harm?
Citizen-Times, Asheville, N.C.
High fuel prices put a hurting on businesses
College Journal
Pay Outlook Is Bright For Liberal-Arts Grads
College News.org
The Liberal Arts are Thriving
Cosmo GIRL!
50 Best Colleges 2005
Daily Messenger
Sen. Hillary Clinton discusses economic development
Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, N.Y.
College Notebook
Bush speech met with hope, skepticism
College notebook
A dim future for an old standby
Is our fuelish era at an end?
Same campus, same drive - different eras
Think 'green' in choosing power supplier
Pinched!
Jazz musician's father knew best
Something's in the wind — and it will mean clean, renewable energy here
Windmills stir up student enthusiasm
Local man advises Bush on energy
Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, NY
Homegrown, and still growing
Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
Hobart's Adler one of hockey's humanitarians
College Notebook
Dahlman (Marist), Brown (Pitt) are in starting five
Democrat and Chronicle
Are fuel cells the future?
Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
U.S. should explore hydrogen as answer to fuel dependency
Brain drain: Rochester is turning into the place to be for under-40 set
Faculty pay rises 3 percent
Geneva colleges' professor best in the state
$30,000+ a year, books not included - students cope with higher costs, greater debts
Foreign students fewer at U.S. colleges
New Prime Minister a Step in the Right Direction for Pakistan
Area grads venture near and far
Geneva prof leading hydrogen project
'Mosaic' of diversity is area colleges' goal
Analysts say ferry estimates too high
Geneva colleges tap into wind farm electricity
Professor advocates building a better bulb
Geneva colleges get building aid
Students buy pollution rights
East Bay
It's all about the lens
Energybizinsider
Is the Hydrogen Economy Real?
Environmental Health Perspectives
A Luxury Tax on Energy
Final Call, Chicago, Ill.
Beating Bush: Is it the only election issue for Blacks?
Final Call.com News
Remembering the Massacre of Palestinian people
Finger Lakes Times
Prof thinks outside the carbon box
Learning about diversity: HWS students teach at Boys and Girls Clubs
Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y.
Youth vote still shaping up
HWS joins largest teach-in in U.S. history
One-day symposium focuses on change in Asia
HWS commits to green initiative
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK
Sports lectures all week at HWS
Local party officials' views split on Bush speech
Giving thanks ... for motor skills
HWS grads told not to hurry
Metz’s road winds back to alma mater
FLI lecture to examine 'The End of Suburbia'
Local reaction mixed to Pataki budget
Cornell plants seeds of entrepreneurship
Gas prices not keeping local motorists off roads
Oh, those climbing textbook fees
Energizing decision: Local residents asked to make electricity choice
Eco-Energy options available
Geneva Sports Hall of Fame welcomes new class
Panelists split on who had upper hand
Area panelists clash over Bush’s record
Ready ... just in case: Much money, effort has been spent in years since 9/11
Jobs galore at fair
Panelists’ views split over Bush speech
Matthews urges grads to learn how to compete
Geneva candidates attend voter forum
HWS professor witnesses release: Israeli nuclear informant had been jailed for 18 years
Friends remember DeSales, Hobart grad who was a leader on Wall Street
Democrats will attend forum
Some candidates disappoint: Lieberman and Clark not meeting expectations
Candidates tackle questions
Finger Lakes home sales still steady
Still teaching English, just in different venue
Graduation must go on ... Thunderstorms force HWS ceremony indoors
HWS project gets OK from Planning Board
Gas prices at record highs locally
Bank merger nearly complete
Hobart grad helps lay cornerstone
HWS Pursues Worthy Goal
HWS turns to wind
Work begins for new HWS building
9/11 on their minds
HWS professor named to editorial board
Group hopes new technology catches on
HWS to build new facility
In-depth studies on Seneca Lake
C-SPAN films Colleges' graduation
FL crystal balls on the blink
HWS Commencement 2000
Finger Lakes Times, Geneva. N.Y.
A career like no other
College notebook
Florida Today, Melbourne, Fla.
Suspicions soar while gas prices plummet
Prepare to pay more at the pump
Food and Wine Magazine
Luxury Travel's Road Scholar
Footnotes
Binge Drinking Prevention Research
Fulbright Economics Teaching Program
Tax Administration: Barriers to Investment
Garden City News, Garden City, N.Y.
GC Businessman Receives Honorary Degree
Goleta Valley Voice, Goleta, Calif.
On the move
Herald News, West Paterson, N.J.
Massacre remembered
Herald-American, Syracuse, N.Y.
HWS helps clear air
Houston Chronicle
A moral voice, political player
iBerkshires, North Adams, Mass.
Dugal wins local teacher of year award
In These Times magazine, Chicago, Ill.
Dream On
Inside Lacrosse
William Smith's Erickson receives Fulbright Assistantship
Institutional Investor
What do the protesters want?
International Herald Tribune
The gloomy state of today's world
Ithaca Journal, Ithaca, N.Y.
Town Briefs
Local employers to buy wind power
Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, New York, N.Y.
Three Black African Students From Harvard Awarded Rhodes Scholarships
Longboat Observer
Raising the Standard on Longboat Key
Metro West
On campus: Sticking with it
Middle East Times
Analy: $100 oil no reason to panic
Minnesota Business
Taking Care of Business
Monsters and Critics.com
$100 oil no reason yet to panic
National Career Development Association
Making Career Services a Point of Difference
New Scientist
Big chilly countries lose out under Kyoto
New York Times
Rhodes Scholars Selected for 2004
New York Times, New York, N.Y.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Former Senator From New York, Dies at 76
Economic Interests Keep Drive for Renewable Energy Stuck in Neutral
News-Item, Shamokin, Pa.
Marion Heights native named vice president for finance and treasurer at college in New York
Newsday, New York, N.Y.
A New York town recalls a 1948 massacre of Palestinians
Niagara Gazette, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Interim pastor in Lewiston heals bodies and souls
Oregonian, Portland, Ore.
Conservative cool
Oswego County Business Magazine
From Russian Bear to Bull Market
Owens-Illinois Inc.
O-I appoints Peter Hellman to Board of Directors
Pawling News Chronicle, Pawling, N.Y.
Wagner uses local scholarship to study in England
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Safety net fix-up time
SUVs now a symbol of plight
Philadelphia Weekly, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fee for Services Rendered
Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.
What does it mean to be liberal or conservative in politics today?
Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
Wind power plans blow a rift through wealthy Cape Cod
Portland (Maine) Press Herald
Busier, and better, than ever
Post Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
Book looks at poverty
William Smith, Hobart move up; Nazareth off list
Printing Impressions
xpedx Ryobi Division to Expand U.S. Sales
Rochester Business Journal, Rochester, N.Y.
Winds of change
Rochester Democrat & chronicle
U.S. should explore hydrogen as answer to fuel dependency
Saigon Times Daily, Saigon, Vietnam
Responsibility of the Taxpayer
Taxes and Public Goods
Sail-World.com
Intercollegiate Sailing - NA Awards 2007
South Bend Tribune, South Bend, Ind.
Report card
South China Morning Post, Hong Kong
Can Asia become a global 'third force'?
St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.
Conserving beats complaining
Stabroek News, Georgetown, Guyana
VAT seen as broadening tax base, simplifying system
Standard-Speaker, Hazleton, Pa.
Fuel prices not likely to fall
Star Ledger
Michael John Simon, a coach at heart
The Associated Press
Victor Simpson named AP bureau chief in Rome
The Boston Globe, Boston, Mass.
Critical Faculties
The Citizen, Auburn, N.Y.
A blue chipper
The Eagle-Tribune, Lawrence, Mass.
Local quartet powers Hobart
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia
Malaysians shun theocratic society
Indonesia, play good music, please!
The Journal News, White Plains, N.Y.
Steve Sorhaindo: Hobart gets plenty in return
Bush fighting stock market trend
The New Republic, Washington, D.C.
Bull Run: Capitalism with a Democratic face
The New Straits Times, Malaysia
COMMENT: Myanmar junta unlikely to release Suu Kyi
The Providence (R.I.) Journal
College Notes by Mike Szostak: Local six headed for Texas
The Straits Times, Singapore
Religion doesn't figure in Indonesian polls
The Winchester Star, Winchester, Va.
Day-of-Rest Debates
Times Union, Albany, N.Y.
Hockey player shows Ironman conditioning
Union to set course for its future
Tufts University, Medford, Mass.
A Unique Situation Room
United Press International
Analysis: $100 oil no reason yet to panic
USA Today, McLean, Va.
Women rail against college's coed plans
War's effects on stocks never predictable
LEDs may close the door on Edison's reign
USA Today, Washington, D.C.
Bart Zanelli Joins Guy Carpenter's Investment Banking Specialty Practice
Washington Post
Planning for the Future Even More of a Challenge
Washington Post, Washington, D.C.
Gauging, and Improving, How Colleges Teach
City Council Candidates
Colleges Worth Considering
Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, Washington, D.C.
In Memoriam: Issam Mufid Nashashibi (1951-2003)
Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, Inc.
WSWA Taps FTC veteran Moore as assistant general counsel
Worcester Telegram, Worcester, Mass.
Author series starts with war journey Book, journey grew from attic letters
Yahoo Finance
FTI Consulting Hires Two Senior Executives to Focus on Strategic Development, Acquisitions & Human Resources
Yahoo.Finance
DeepGreen Financial Names Jennifer S. Creech Chief Production Officer
DeepGreen Financial Names Jennifer S. Creech Chief Production Officer

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