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EDUCATION The Homework to Do Before Enrolling Online by Matt Villano Online degrees can be a boon to your career and your life, as long you choose the right program and understand the commitment that will be involved. Are Online Degrees Real? by Jennifer Mulrean Every day, students around the world are booting up, logging on, and signing in to their virtual classrooms.   View more Education>>> TECHNOLOGY College Technology Whether it's creating your own LiveJournal community, or maximizing the music on your iPod, college campuses are blazing the trail for mixing techno-tainment with education. More Students Studying Online by Chad Holcom The laptop may become the next textbook and the chat room a substitute classroom at local colleges as they boost enrollment in online programs.   View more Technology>>>		Summarizing the latest news on  education related articles.   Stimulus Bill: Stimulating Education

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NEWS     Work is Never Done, Obama Tells Class  By Peter Baker Published May 14, 2009 President Obama delivered his first commencement address as president at Arizona State University, whose decision not to award him a ceremonial diploma touched off a national furor. Well-Regarded Public Colleges Get a Surge of Bargain Hunters By Lisa W. Foderaro The unraveling economy is making less expensive state colleges more appealing, even as they face cuts.  For Education Chief, Stimulus Means Power, Money and Risk By Sam Dillon Arne Duncan must decide how to disburse $100 billion in emergency aid for schools and colleges. Applications Surge at Cooper Union by Lisa W. Foderaro Cooper Union, a tuition-free college in Manhattan, saw about a 70 percent surge in applications for early decision this year.   View more News>>>