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Long-distance learning
As Newport Beach science teacher Jean-Paul Rimlinger put it, trapping voles and mice in Nova Scotia isn't typical professional development. Nevertheless, that's where he was for a week at the end of March, helping a group of scientists track mammal...
Tags: Disneyland Park, Education, Skype, Teachers, Wildlife
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UCI newspaper asks for student funding
The death of newsprint may hit UC Irvine's newspaper unless students hand over their votes — and money — in an upcoming election. Just like newspapers across the country, rising printing costs have forced UCI's weekly New University to cut...Tags: Online Advertising, Students, Media Industry, Elections, Colleges and Universities
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Boys' Soccer: Sage Hill's Burns, Ellingson make All-Academy League first team
Sage Hill School junior midfielder Will Burns and goalkeeper Adam Ellingson are two of four boys' soccer players garnering first-team All-Academy League laurels for the Lightning, who finished in second place in league for the second straight season....Tags: Students, Sage, Soccer, Sports
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Apodaca: College myths debunked
This week: March Madness, Part Two. Following a big response to last week's column about college admissions, I now return to the topic with some words of wisdom from someone who has built a career helping students and their parents navigate through the...Tags: Education, Students, University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Irvine, University of California, Los Angeles
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Inadequate fences leave schools vulnerable
Three unfenced elementary schools may soon have another barrier to entry. The school board is reassessing security after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Connecticut. Officials plan to consider adding fences around the campuses to match...
Tags: Autism, Students, Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting, Landforms, Mountains
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Mother thanks lockdown heroes
The mother of a student whose father allegedly sparked a lockdown at Estancia High School with a BB gun last month addressed the issue in a letter read to the school board Tuesday night. A family friend submitted the letter to the Newport-Mesa Unified...Tags: Trials, Students
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A little Hollywood at Harbor
After pitching a script to his visual arts classmates at Newport Harbor High School, 18-year-old Tyler Carlin went to work on his short film, with some added competition as motivation. "Mine's about a teenager and a zombie apocalypse world," the...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Movies, Students, Festive Events, Entertainment
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Community College Baseball: OCC bounces back
COSTA MESA — As if it converted a March Madness buzzer-beater before halftime, the Orange Coast College baseball team seized itself some momentum, confidence and peace of mind on Friday before an extended intermission in the Orange Empire Conference...Tags: Students, Pittsburgh Pirates, College Baseball, Baseball, Sports
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Mini marathoners
A marathon runner who teaches kindergarten at California Elementary School is leading about 60 kids on a 26-mile journey of their own. Vikki Clifford will run the OC Marathon on May 5, but the day before, she'll be cheering on students from her school's...
Tags: Students, Sports
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Apodaca: March Madness of a different sort
It's March Madness time! I don't mean the college basketball tournament, although the annual rite of collective lunacy to which I refer does involve college, and it is a tournament of sorts. It's the anxiety-ridden, teenage acne breakout-prone, parent...Tags: Students, University of Kentucky, University of California, Los Angeles, Landforms, People (magazine)
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Teens polish their moves
From jazz to musical theater and hip-hop to contemporary, it's all fair game at Newport Harbor High School's "ArreiS 2013." The show, a potpourri of beginning and intermediate dancers and members of the junior varsity and varsity dance teams, runs until...
Tags: Human Interest, Healthy Diet, Substance Abuse, Entertainment Events, Students
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Art class debuts at Kaiser
Sixth-grade students at Kaiser Elementary School in Costa Mesa were given a new class Wednesday, but they didn't seem to mind. Chany Pennewaert pressed the pattern of a coat of arms into a thin metal sheet. He had drawn it on a piece of paper and now...
Tags: Teachers, Education, Students, Elementary Schools, Schools
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