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New Life Sciences Center Takes $10M Hit
November 7, 2008Life sciences companies hoping to receive grants or loans from the newly formed Massachusetts Life Sciences Center can reduce their expectations a little.
November 7, 2008CEOs Vote For Decisiveness, Students For Intelligence
November 4, 2008When considering their vote for president, CEOs place a lot of value on decisiveness and moral character, while students are more concerned with communication ability and intelligence.
November 4, 2008Mathworks Sponsors Genetic Engineering Contest
November 3, 2008The Mathworks of Natick is acting as the lead sponsor of the International Genetically Engineered Machine 2008 student competition held at MIT in Cambridge.
November 3, 2008Region's High School Scientists Compete For $100K
October 30, 2008Two teams of high school students from Central Massachusetts will spend Nov. 7 and 8 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology competing in the Siemens Competition in Math Science & Technology regional finals.
October 30, 2008Hudson Firm's Desks Used On USS Intrepid
October 30, 2008A Hudson office furniture manufacturer has been chosen to provide employee workstations aboard the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, which is scheduled to reopen to the public Nov. 8.
October 30, 2008- October 29, 2008
Bowditch & Dewey Honors Longtime Partner
October 28, 2008Bowditch & Dewey LLP has named its college and university roundtable seminar series after James E. Wallace Jr., who has been a partner at the firm for 39 years.
October 28, 2008New Worcester State Dean
October 28, 2008Worcester State College has appointed Elaine Tateronis, chair of the education department, as interim dean of education.
October 28, 2008
The Graying Of The Worcester Workforce
October 27, 2008What happens when 78 million baby boomers begin to hit “retirement” age? For the Worcester region it may mean a big dose of reality.
October 27, 2008What Recession?
October 24, 2008There is some good economic news out there, particularly when it comes to Massachusetts.
October 24, 2008Reopening Scheduled At Cookson Park
October 20, 2008Various city government officials, politicians, College of the Holy Cross students, faculty and neighbors of the college are scheduled to cut the ribbon on a Worcester park restoration project that's been ei
October 20, 2008Lung Therapy Research Wins Cummings School Award
October 17, 2008A veterinary student's research into the use of stem cells in lung therapies won top honors in an annual contest at Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.
October 17, 2008OSV Attendance Up As Visitors Seek Frugality Tips
October 16, 2008Columbus Day weekend attendance at Old Sturbridge Village increased by 39 percent over the same weekend last year, the living museum said.
October 16, 2008Nichols To Offer Two Degrees In Euro Program
October 16, 2008Nichols College in Dudley will begin offering a dual degree program in an expanded partnership with European University.
October 16, 2008Mathworks Makes It Easy And Fun
October 15, 2008Natick-based The Mathworks says its new MATLAB and Simulink programs can be learned more quickly and will allow students to spend more time on projects and actual coursework.
October 15, 2008
Crafty Pick for Anna Maria
October 15, 2008Paxton-based Anna Maria College has hired David L. Leach, the former executive director of the Worcester Center for Crafts, as its new director of foundation, corporate and government relations.
October 15, 2008
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