Political Strategist Joe Trippi will Dissect the 2012 Elections
Trippi's discussion will be held on November 12 and is free and open to the public.
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11, 2012
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11, 2012
“RecycleMania” Creates A More Sustainable Campus
Friendly competition increased recycling and reduced trash.
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11, 2012
College Sailor Wins Second ICSA National Championship
Two-time Olympian Juan Maegli is the ICSA Men's Singlehanded national champion.
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11, 2012
College’s MBA Program Follows National Trend of Increasing Enrollment
Information session for the one-year global program will be held November 15.
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11, 2012
Nuclear Energy = Clean Energy?
Discussion at the College expected to spur a "lively debate".
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11, 2012
Message from President Benson on Hurricane Sandy
The College stands ready to help any member of the campus community who is in need of assistance.
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10, 2012
Halloween Ghost Tour Educates Students on Geography/Social Issues
Political Science Professor Annette Watson takes advantage of Charleston as a classroom.
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10, 2012
Milky Way’s Black Hole Getting Ready for Snack – SpaceRef
The findings are the work of computational physicist Peter Anninos and astrophysicist Stephen Murray, both of AX division within the Weapons and Complex Integration Directorate (WCI), along with their former postdoc Chris Fragile, now an associate professor at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, and his student, Julia Wilson. http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=38985
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10, 2012
Dead end at West End? What’s the delay in rebuilding this jewel?- The Lens (New Orleans)
The regattas draw competitors who bring in very expensive boats along with crews who stay in downtown hotels, patronize local bars and restaurants, and support the area’s marine businesses. Frank Hefner at the College of Charleston estimates that Charleston Race Week regatta brings in $2 million of direct spending over five days. The National Sailing
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10, 2012
Young voters feel less engaged this election year than in ‘08 – The State
“There’s just so much focus on programs that deal with older citizens,” said Olivia Adams, a 20-year-old sophomore at the College of Charleston in South Carolina. “Even the stuff about the economy is really focused more on people who (have) full-time jobs, not people who are in school who’ll have jobs in the future.” http://www.thestate.com/2012/10/29/2499854/young-voters-feel-less-engaged.html#storylink=misearch#storylink=cpy