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George Nigh Award finalists named

Five graduating seniors at East Central University have been selected as finalists for the George Nigh Award to be awarded at the 10 a.m. commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 11, ....

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Clarity needed on CAHS' grading system

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Harvard Early Admissions Applications Plunge 17 Percent

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Applications for early Harvard admissions dip 17%, the lowest in four years

In an announcement in The Harvard Gazette, the university s official publication, the university said that 7,921 people had applied under its early action protocol, which does not require an accepted student to enroll. Last year, there were 9,553 early action applicants. ....

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