President Obama and other senior Administration officials announced Monday the debut of a new partnership between private sector, government and charitable organizations to promote entrepreneurship and business growth in America.
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Professor jams for home care
Tom Juravich, a professor of labor studies, performed in a music video to address the plight of home care workers in Canada.
Tags: Ontario Public Serivces Employees Union, Teresa Healy, Tom Juravich
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Faculty members awarded public service grants
Three University of Massachusetts faculty members were recently awarded Public Service Endowment Grants by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement.
Tags: Laura Valdiviezo, Nelida Matos
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Minutemen need more than the ‘Gurley Show’
The most important thing for the UMass basketball team is the impact of Tracy Morgan.
Tags: 30 Rock, Anthony Gurley, Kobe Bryant, UMass Basketball
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UMass finishes at the top of Dartmouth Invitational
At the Dartmouth Invitational, the Minutemen finished first, while the Minutewomen came up short behind the hosting Big Green for a second-place finish.
Tags: Dartmouth Invitational, Russ Yarworth
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Track stars qualify for New England Championships
At the Reebok Boston Indoor Games on Friday, the Minutemen finished third and the Minutewomen placing sixth.
Tags: Ken O'Brien, New England Championships, Quinn Ryder, Reebok Boston Indoor Games, UMass track and field
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La Salle wins overtime thriller, Duquesne rolls
The Duquesne men’s basketball team won its 10th consecutive game to remain undefeated in the Atlantic 10 and have its best 20-game start to a season since going 16-4 in 1971-72.
Tags: Charlotte, Duquesne, La Salle, Saint Joseph's
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UNH, Merrimack have strong weekend
The New Hampshire hockey team picked up a pair of wins over the weekend over Hockey East opponent Providence.
Tags: Boston University, Maine, Merrimack, New Hampshire, Providence, Vermont
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St. John’s earns big upset win over Duke
The St. John’s men’s basketball team received a 26-point effort from Dwight Hardy to knock off No. 3 Duke on Sunday afternoon, 93-78.
Tags: Connecticut, Duke, Louisville, Northwestern, ohio state, St. Johns
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