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 Survivors detail Ga. college bus crash Tony Moore and his college baseball teammates were jolted awake when their bus slammed against a concrete barrier and dropped off an overpass. At least two students were trapped, one player had already died and diesel fuel was leaking, survivors and family members said. COLLEGE BOUND / A weekly guide to higher education Q: My daughter is in sixth grade, and Im wondering if you could advise us on how to keep her excited and interested in learning throughout middle school en route to high school and college. Three years ago we moved to a very small town in hopes of... MILLS COLLEGE / School of Education to host open house The School of Education at Mills College is holding an open house for prospective graduate students Monday. Visitors can meet with faculty, students and alumni as well as financial aid representatives. The new dean, Joseph Kahne, will speak at the... Washington Beats No. 2 UCLA 61-51: College Basketball March 3 (Bloomberg) -- Jon Brockman had 20 points and 13 rebounds to lead the University of Washington to a 61-51 victory over UCLA, the second-ranked team in the Associated Press college basketball poll. College hockey: Monroe CC ends JUCO season with loss in finals Monroe Community College lost Game 2 of the National Junior College Athletic Association mens hockey championships to Minot State University-Bottineau 2-1 on Saturday night. College official gets new post Alethea Stubbe has been named vice president of education and learning services at Northwest Iowa Community College. College lacrosse: Farress scores six goals to power RIT in opener Scott Farress scored six goals and Eric Pritchard added three goals and five assists as the Rochester Institute of Technology men defeated host Washington College (Md.) 15-10 on Saturday. State plans make saving for college less taxing Six years ago, Allen Wilson opened an account in Missouri’s MOST college savings plan. He invested aggressively, gaining a few extra thousand dollars. College flair for uniforms SIMI VALLEY - Hundreds of players in the Simi Youth Baseball organization put on new uniforms Saturday for spring opening-day games. Instead of having names of major league baseball teams, the new uniforms use college teams. Theyre college-bound! Principal demands success, kids deliver Boston high school principal Barbara Ferrer demands guts and glory from her students - the guts to apply to college and the glory of getting in. Last year, 67 of her 68 seniors at the new Parkway Academy... | ||||