Alice Wysocki, 88, attended Thursday’s groundbreaking ceremony of the new Agricultural Learning Center, which will utilize the land formerly farmed by her family 40 years ago.
Alice Wysocki, 88, attended Thursday’s groundbreaking ceremony of the new Agricultural Learning Center, which will utilize the land formerly farmed by her family 40 years ago.
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The University of Massachusetts chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha, working with DKMS Americas, added over 1,400 people to the national bone marrow donor registry during a three-day spring registration drive last week outside the Franklin, Worcester and Berkshire dining commons.
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Next Tuesday’s election will include a huge increase of student candidates
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Elections for the Student Government Association positions for the 2013-14 academic year kick off on Tuesday and run until Thursday.
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Cheryl Zoll, who took the Amherst Survival Center from the basement of the former Amherst Middle School to a new $2.5 million establishment, is stepping down in June.
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Students and employers alike showed up to the fourth annual Career Blast career fair with the intent of filling open job and internship positions.
Tags: Campus Center, career blast, career services, field experience
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