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BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 School in Sports Case to Shut University High School, a correspondence school in Miami accused of giving high grades to help high school athletes, is going out of business Dec.

(When he was a boy, his mother even briefly enrolled him in a cartooning correspondence school).

His expert drawings -- portraits and nudes, mostly -- look like ads for correspondence school art courses.

Dwayne, his buddy in the mailroom, was not optimistic about the results of correspondence school training.

At the heart of the investigation are shenanigans in a correspondence school.

Mr. Modise said he did not finish his secondary education but continued through a correspondence school.

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about correspondence schools The first educator to recognize & cash in on mail-order education was a Pennsylvania magazine editor named Thomas Jefferson Foster, who in 1891, founded what later became known as the International Correspondence School.

By J. M. Flagler The New Yorker, April 14 , 1956P. 122 ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about correspondence schools The first educator to recognize & cash in on mail-order education was a Pennsylvania magazine editor named Thomas Jefferson Foster, who in 1891, founded what later became known as the International Correspondence School.

Rep. 322; Colliery Engineer Co. v. United Correspondence Schools Co. 94 Fed.

The state school for the deaf and the International Correspondence Schools are also in Scranton.

Two graduates of unaccredited correspondence schools, "Dr". Robert Haas and Harvey Diamond, are best-selling "nutritionist" authors.