Article: Students at state-supported colleges won't be smoking on campus, legally anyway, beginning next year.(Other Notable Legislation)

Article: There's no excuse not to shovel -- legally, anyway
Courier-News (Elgin, IL);  January 12, 1999 ;     690 words ...There's no excuse not to shovel -- legally, anyway STAFF WRITER As the snow continues to pile up in the Fox Valley, so do obstacles for youngsters walking to school -- and questions ...

Article: Community colleges buck tuition trend ; Maine's seven community ...
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  July 2, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Staff Writer Portland Press Herald (Maine) 07-02-2003 Community colleges buck tuition trend ; Maine's seven community colleges won't raise tuition for two more years; the average U.S. increase will be 12.5 percent. Byline: TOM BELL Staff Writer ...

Article: Colleges won't break away from aluminum
Sporting News;  June 28, 2004 ;     645 words ...Baseball purists cringed when aluminum bats were introduced into the college game 30 years ago, but what happened at the College World Series in 1998 was enough to send them into cardiac arrest. The eight-team field that year hit a record total of 62 home runs. Southern California won the national

Article: Colleges won't meet to swap aid information
The Boston Globe;  March 12, 1991 ;     700+ words ...Several prestigious private colleges and universities targeted by a Justice Department antitrust investigation have agreed to stop trading financial aid information, the first sign of a potential settlement of the 18-month-old probe. Daniel Steiner, vice president and general counsel for Harvard

Article: Colleges won't accept some kids' ACT tests
Chicago Sun-Times (IL);  July 9, 2009 ;     552 words ...Some Spanish-speaking kids and other immigrants enjoyed new versions of state achievement tests this year, including a DVD video version of the ACT college-admission test, officials revealed Wednesday. The problem for kids is that colleges will not accept the ACT scores of juniors who, for the

Article: Colleges won't get funds in May
St. Joseph News-Press;  April 27, 2002 ;     592 words ...Missouri's public colleges will receive no operating money from the state next month. The Missouri Coordinating Board for Higher Education sent an e- mail with the news to officials at all two- and four-year institutions late Friday afternoon. At Northwest Missouri State University, the

Article: Colleges Won't Pass Up Area Quarterbacks in '94
Chicago Sun-Times;  December 3, 1993 ;     700+ words ...Make no mistake about it - 1994 will be the "Year of the Quarterback" in high school football in the Chicago area. Historically, college coaches have recruited the city and suburbs for linebackers and linemen, not skilled position players. For example, 1993 was the "Year of the Linebacker" with at