Former College of Charleston President Ted Stern Passes Away at Age 100
Stern remembered as one of the most influential leaders in Charleston history.
Stern remembered as one of the most influential leaders in Charleston history.
Former College of Charleston President Ted Stern died this morning at the age of 100.
Events include a hip hop presentation and a day of service.
Junior Amie Bradshaw awarded a full Air Force scholarship.
Meetings will be January 17-18, 2013.
New courses and professors are being added to the 25 year-old program to meet the demand of 270,000 new jobs per year.
The expansion will meet the needs of ethical eaters and kosher-observant students.
Prof Malavika Nayar, who teaches a course on ‘Money & Banking’ in the College of Charleston (South Carolina), says that most students are sceptical of the Fed and the various quantitative easing programs. “My job is to teach them that there are sophisticated economic arguments that support the role of the Fed during a downturn
Douglas Walker, associate professor of economics at the College of Charleston, has looked at multiple studies focused on the relationship between crime and casinos. Walker said studies that find a relationship between casinos and crime often don’t account for visitors. “Even if you find that relationship, it doesn’t tell you it’s the casino specifically that’s
Summit will bring together industry and academic experts to increase the state's economic future.