Capitalization is one of the most basic yet most commonly ignored rules in English grammar. Many students lose marks in exams not because their answers are wrong, but because they forget to use ...

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“I would have loved to have gone to Columbia out of high school,” Jonathan Mo said last October, speaking on his cell phone between classes. A 20-year-old college senior who interned at Google last ...

University of Connecticut students got a head start to trick-or-treating on Friday, Oct. 31, as the UConn Student Union hosted “Trick or Treat at the U.” “It’s awesome. It’s such a good time for ...

Since he was 5 years old, Amari Sims has had to avoid peanuts, tree nuts and sesame, and he carries an EpiPen with him to school. In an effort to make trick-or-treating more inclusive for other ...

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LA CROSSE (WKBT) -- Central High School's DECA and Interact clubs collaborate to organize the "Trick or Can" food drive. Earlier this week, the students distributed bags to local residents with a note ...

As a licensed residential contractor, Tom Eller of Woodacre has more than 30 years of experience in building, but these days, he’s helping students learn how to build, too. His regional occupational ...

Hundreds of costumed trick-or-treaters descended on the University of Virginia’s Lawn Friday night, weaving between columns and climbing pavilion steps in search of sweet treats to fill their bellies.