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Roya Mallboob, who manages a software company in the western Afghan city of Herat that makes educational programs available to women, noted that she had some measure of insulation from trouble because much of her work was done online.

"We wanted to have educational programs.

The Democratic proposal restores $117 million in cuts that the governor's budget makes to educational programs that largely benefit New York City: one that raises the salaries of teachers in urban school districts and another that provides such districts money to undertake minor maintenance projects in aging school buildings.

Jeffrey Hayden, a longtime director and writer who was involved in some of early-day television's most admired efforts to make educational and literary programming part of the American diet, has died at his home in Los Angeles.

Hockfield: The critical role of faculty-student interactions and the individually tailored nature of the very best graduate programs make educational relationships and practices different in important ways from relationships governed by labor law.

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In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to educational programming at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate.

He felt his intelligence was wasted on the show and wanted Krusty gone so he could make an educational program where his intelligence is appreciated.

The authors did not make any educational program focusing on H. pylori infection before or after the survey in this study period.

Alan Zack, product director for Encore Software, a Los Angeles company that makes and distributes educational programs, said, "Kids come home and they don't want to get on the computer". Basically, said Chris Swenson, an education software analyst for NPD, "the PC has lost its luster as the center for learning at an early age". The result in business terms has been a downward spiral.

In May, Grantmakers for Education, an organization for those who make gifts to educational programs, convened a group of philanthropists and policy experts to talk about how to bolster college-completion rates.