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Excellent News! Princeton University Press Supports my DonorsChoose Challenge! [Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted)]tags: DonorsChoose, science education, teaching, fund-raising, poverty What better way is there to celebrate the Nobel Prizes than by helping kids in impoverished classrooms throughout the nation begin their own pursuit of their dreams? By helping kids improve their science educa... |
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Featured Jobs Today: in Princeton, NJMichael Graves & Associates, Inc. seeking Technical Architect & Designer in Princeton, NJLeft: St. Coletta School by Michael Graves & Associates, Inc. View thousands of active job listings in our jobs section | Post a Job ... |
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Solitaire Minerals Corp. to Commence Exploration on Princeton Land Package Bordering the Copper Mountain Mining DepositVANCOUVER, BC--(Marketwire - October 5, 2009) - Solitaire Minerals Corp. (TSX-V: SLT) (Solitaire) is pleased to announce that it has commenced a surface exploration program today, on its recently acquired Princeton land package. Solitaire has recently entered into an option agreement to earn a 1... |
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Princeton "Bomb" Swarm: The Latest [Greg Laden's Blog]This story is winding down, but I think it should be remembered as an interesting object lesson. At first, there were bombs everywhere. Then over time the bombs were revealed as hoaxes (there were three of them) but not until after this: Students were sent home, businesses were evacuated and ... |
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Princeton MN Bombing Spree Update [Greg Laden's Blog]At first, the three "suspicious packages" were "possible bombs." Then they were "incendiary devices" (a bomb that makes fire). Then, they were "potentially dangerous." They said "if this is a hoax, it's a good hoax" and at roughly the same time... |
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Kindle Flunking Out Of Princeton?theodp writes "At Jeff Bezos' alma mater, The Daily Princetonian reports that less than two weeks after 50 students received free Kindle DX's as part of the University's e-reader pilot program, many of them said they were dissatisfied and uncomfortable with the devices. 'I hate to sound like... |
