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• Motivation Monday: "A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something...
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• Think Alumni are all business? Think again! Like the DeVry and Keller Alumni Ass...
• Cops Nab ‘44th Street’ Bandit
• Shooting Forces Lockdown At Elmhurst School
• Cops, Kin Seek Help In Highway Slay
• More Than Half of Consumers Feel Excitement Or Pride With Purchasing First Home
• Queens Residents Can Now Easily Escape To The Catskills For Exciting Summer Day Trips And Outdoor Adventures
• Vallone, Meloni Hold Tree Giveaway In Astoria Park
• Simotas Celebrates Black History Month At P.S. 127
• Forest Hills Inn Turns 100
• LIC Chamber Approves Bylaws, Adds Board Members
• Panelists Assess Long Island City Real Estate Ventures
• Board 1 Goes To Bat For Building Sign
• Author Discusses His Modern New York At Queens Chamber
• Cops Shut Down LIC Brothel
• Forest Park Burnt Body Identified
• Cops Hunt Two Suspects In Brutal Murder
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• 10 Years For Baby-Dump Mom
• Victim Foils Sunnyside Sex Attack
• Van Bramer, LIC Residents Erect ‘People’s Stop Sign’
• Axing A Lot Of Nuclear Power Plants
• St. Demetrios Holds Annual Greek Festival
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• The Pulpit
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• A Memorial To The Many Fallen
• The Origins of Memorial Day
• Huge ‘Women’s’ Turnout For Meng’s Candidacy
• Van Bramer, Residents Clean Sunnyside And Woodside
• Crowley Introduces Astoria’s Own, Melanie
• Western Queens Shops At Steinway Street Sale Days
• METRO TAPAS
• Memorial Day:
• Vallone Calls For An End To Fluoridation In NYC
• NYPD, State Police Launch Seat Belt Enforcement
• History Of Astoria Park And Pool Discussed
• How To Make The Most Of Your Doctor’s Visit
• Gianaris Honors Lewandowski
• Tick-Borne Diseases Can Pose Threat To Queens Residents
• Area Photo Lab Takes Its Final Shot
• Bayside–Whitestone Lions Club Holds Scholarship Dinner
• Letters to the Editor
• Honor All Fallen Soldiers On Memorial Day
• Simotas Hosts Seminar To Help Local Restaurant Owners
• Celebrating The Music Of Scott Joplin
• Young Cyclists Compete
• Hooray! We now have over 50,000 likes on our Facebook page! We’re not only very...
• It’s Mid-Terms - good luck! Here are 6 memory tricks that might help you get thr...
• Motivation Monday: “When I need Inspiration, I always think back to where I star...
• Live Q&A, and Twitter chat on 5/24 with J.T. O’Donnell, career strategist and au...
• Sunday Morning Career Talk – Topic: Interviews - You got the interview, but what...
• Au Revoir, Salute, Ciao, Goodbye! Help us wish our study abroad students well, a...
• As we approach the Olympic Games in London this summer, the US Olympic Team is b...
• Team USA Road to London Campus Tour
• Are your job search skills up to date?
• Students are taking action to solve tough global issues—have you voted for your...
• Cidadão Global To Celebrate One Year Anniversary In Long Island City
• Flushing Bank Branch Holds Business Mixer
• Newtown Historical Society Calls On Elected Officials To Acquire Brinckerhoff Cemetery
• Gennaro, Dromm, LGBT Denounce Harassment Of Gay Tenant
• Grammer, Halloran At Police Hero Awards
• Vallone Attends P.S. 122 Read Aloud Day
• Area Photo Lab Takes Its Final Shot
• Marshall Takes Hearing Test, Kicks Off Better Hearing & Speech Month
• Dutch Kills Crime Rates Rise Slightly In April
• NYHQ Thrives, Though Other Facilities Close
• GrowNYC Greenmarket Approved For Forest Hills
• Health Department Launches Breastfeeding Support Initiative
• Two Dead In Motorcycle Crash
• Bryant H.S., LIC H.S. Renamed Under City Closure Plan
• A big welcome our newest DriVen Class Lead Ambassador, Angie! Click below to rea...
• LIC’s Baccalaureate School Ranked Best In State
• Coast Guard Member Guilty In Astoria Slay
• Son Of Sam Parole Bid Denied
• Family Sues Mets In Hit-Run Death
• Diplomat’s Daughter Sues City For $1.5 M
• Flaming Body Found In Forest Park
• Hubby DOA In Violent Domestic Dispute
• Era Comes To An End For Woodside Jewish Center
• How To Track Down Financial Assistance Programs For Seniors
• Powhatan-Pocahontas Dems Celebrate
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• The Pulpit
• Sunnyside Chef A ‘Sweet Genius’
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• Unique Tapas Bar Opens In Woodside
• Basil Brick Oven Pizza Opens
• Basil Brick Oven Pizza and Gelateria
• Rally Held To Save Libraries From Budget Cuts
• Steinberg Joins Lexington School Bd. Of Directors
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Dog Breeding And Training For Helping The Disabled
• U.S. Senators Trying To Avert PO Facility Closings, Job Layoffs
• Assembly Passes Strengthened Property Tax Exemption Bills
• Run/Walk Held To Benefit QSAC
• Jenny Fernandez Named Board 4 District Manager
• Adult Education Program Among LaG CC ‘Jewels’
• Townsend Harris H.S. Teacher Honored
• Newspapers Provide Info To Make Best Candidate Choices
• Funding Approved For Kaufman Astoria Studios Lot
• Letters to the Editor
• Gay Pride Parade Grand Marshals Announced
• Mother’s Day In Afghanistan
• Today – Live Health Information Management Webinar on New and Emerging Roles in...
• The Greek Influence in the Caribbean: Faros in El Moro and Barbados Paleologos Plantation
• Statement by Thomas W. Galante President & Chief Executive Officer, Queens Library
• Bay Terrace Country Club Holds First Ever Community Flea Market
• The "Bob Dylan of Hip-Hop's" Tour Continues Billy Conahan LIVE At Rapture Lounge
• Job interviews can be stressful. Have a success story or tips on how to overcome...
• Wondering how to answer the “salary” question? Join our Twitter chat on 5/24 wit...
• Motivation Monday: "Add as many tools to the toolbox as you can. As much school...
• Happy Mother’s Day to all - and a special shout out to the “Back In-School” Mom...
• Sunday Morning Career Talk - Topic: Job Search - Your dream job requires experie...
• Tell us what you're working on! What project or paper are you conquering this se...
• Have questions about resume writing, cover pages or interviewing? We’re hosting...
• Employers are starting to review social media accounts before extending job offe...
• TD Bank Celebrates Decade Of Summer Reading Program
• RSVP Now – Live Health Information Management Webinar on New and Emerging Roles...
• Three And A Half To Seven Years For Gibbons Killer
• Students are taking action to solve tough global issues—have you voted for your...
• Twitter Chat w/ Career Strategist & Author J.T. O'Donnell
• Miss New York From Astoria Queens Leads Student Forum Against Bullying
• Fencing Team Brings Home Gold
• Risi Honored As Queens County Bar Assoc. Prez.
• The Pulpit
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Pope Names Two Auxiliary Bishops For Brooklyn, Queens Diocese
• Rabbi Weisser To Be Honored
• Simotas Celebrates Opening Of New York Bakery
• Katie Holmes Spotted On Steinway Street
• APAC’s The Secret Garden Charms And Delights
• Katherine McQuade Crowned Borough’s Outstanding Teen
• Presidential Centennial And Baseball In 1889 Queens
• Mother’s Day Tribute: Wish She Were Here
• Tenth Annual Queens Taste Held At Citi Field
• MAX BRATWURST UND BIER
• Courting Danger Everyday
• Queens GOP Selects Challenger To Gianaris
• DOT Urged To Secure ‘Death Trap’ Bridge Ramp
• Fourth Car Crashes Off Troubled Bridge Exit Ramp
• New Healthcare Pavilion Scheduled For Elmhurst
• LaGuardia Is Nation’s Worst Airport
• Space Shuttle Enterprise Arrives
• Vallone Leads Effort To Preserve Astoria Park Pool
• Severe Cuts For Queens Library In City Budget
• Elmhurst Hospital Center Celebrates 180th Anniversary
• Tickets, Fines, Scholarships Topics At Astoria Civic Meeting
• Historic Brinckerhoff Cemetery Awaits Final Fate
• Letters to the Editor
• A Mother’s Love Is Priceless
• Partner In Preserving Queens
• UCCA Notes Changes In State, Congressional Representation
• Lights, Camera, Action!
• Maspeth Community, Crowley Seek ‘Justice For George’
• Maloney Meets With Occupy Astoria LIC
• Woodhaven Hails Reopening Of Forest Park Carousel
• Electeds Hold Press Conference At Peninsula Hospital
• Blissful Bedrooms Hosts Fundraiser At Bohemian
• Vallone Saves Lunch Program For Astoria Houses Seniors
• Lexington Student Takes Third Place At National Science Fair
• K-9 Officers Show Their Skills At 114th Precinct Community Council
• Cachia Marks 50 Years With ConEd
• Mass. Man Pleads Guilty In Jackson Heights Anti-Gay Hate Crime
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Local Hero Rewarded, Maloney, SEIU Reps Address Board 2
• Ferreras Joins Hollaback! For First Queens Community Safety Audit
• Lack Of Federal Funds Stall Kaufman ‘Block Buster’ Plan
• Cops Hunt Rite Aid Bandits
• Officials Warn: Watch For Open Manholes
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Cops Put Brakes On Drag Racers
• Astoria Man Charged In Fatal Stabbing
• Home Run For Mets Mascot
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• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Of Key Luck Club Supported By Community
• Greek Folklore Society Performance At East Flushing Library Exceptional
• Queens New Music Festival 2012
• Tenth Annual Queens Taste Held At Citi Field
• Motivation Monday: “You really have to work hard to get success. Take those baby...
• Introducing our Sunday Morning Career Talk – Where we share helpful tips, articl...
• Don’t wait for an interview, go get it! See what tips Scott, DriVen Class Ambass...
• Happy Cinco de Mayo!
• Despite a tire blow out early in the Warrior Games yesterday, retired Navy Boats...
• Looking to connect with a past classmate? The Alumni directory is just one of th...
• Thank you to those who joined our Gaming & Design chat today. If you weren't abl...
• Designers & Gamers- Ask your web game design/gaming questions NOW! Our experts...
• Newtown Pippen Comes To Queens College
• Dutch Kills Developer Reaches New Heights
• Lancman, Nolan Offer Plan To Secure Social Security Program For 75 Years
• Supporting Holy Child Jesus School
• Con Ed Repair Causes Major Forest Hills Traffic Jam
• Forest Park Greenhouse To Be Restored
• Lowell School Honor Society Cares
• Gianaris And Bryant H.S. Youth Activists Celebrate Earth Day
• Danny’s Szechuan Garden ReOpens
• Tough New Texting Ban In Effect
• Police Seek Steinway Flasher
• Identifying Gang Involvement
• The Often Ignored Warning Signs Of A Mini-Stroke
• Turner Honors 86-Year Old WWII Veteran
• Simotas Celebrates Opening Day With ICYP Of Astoria
• Queens Civic Congress Honors Four Queens Residents
• Queens Leaders, In Unison, Blast Mayor’s Closing Of 24 High Schools
• Woodside Summer Street Festival In The Works
• Cops Hunt 44th Street Bandit
• Shop Owners Sue City, Motorists In Bridge Exit Crashes
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Guilty Plea In Gibbons Hit-Run
• Councilmembers, Advocates Rally For Council Autism Initiative
• A Special Gift
• Seven Queens High Schools To Close Under ‘Turnaround’ Plan
• Local Resident Honored At 108th Precinct Community Council
• Marshall Holds Rally To Save Beacon, After School Programs
• Gamers & Designers, sign up now - TOMORROW 12 p.m. CST: Live Facebook Q&A on Int...
• The Pulpit
• Annual Steinway Street Fest
• Unexpected Delay At LaGuardia Airport
• Doggie Day Afternoon
• New Series Shooting In Forest Hills
• UNCLE GEORGE'S GREEK TAVERNA
• Distinguished Molloy H.S. Graduates: Kelly And Cuomo
• Board 1 Opposes Child Care Cuts, School Closings
• Immaculate Conception School Alumni Hosts Reunion
• Ulrich Announces Challenge To Addabbo In November Election
• White Castle Closes LIC Location
• Schoenberg’s Still As Sweet
• The Secret Garden Revealed
• Space Shuttle Enterprise Takes Final Flight
• Astoria Scouts On Curtis Sliwa’s Show
• Taking Care Of Your Neighbor
• Memorial Day Weekend Escape
• St. John’s Prep Holds Career Day
• Community Forces Trade Fair To Cease Unsafe Practices
• Queens Observes National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
• Archives At Queens Library Celebrate Centennial
• A Greener, Greater City For Future Generations
• Letters to the Editor
• La Guardia MTS Is For The Birds
• ‘Act Now To Stop Deadly Rx Painkiller Drug Problem’
• Race Held In Support Of Cancer Treatment And Cure
• Quinn Visits Queensview
• Queens College Rave ‘Review’
• Holocaust Victims Observe Yom Hashoah
• A new session is underway and we want to extend a warm welcome to all our new an...
• As Colorado Springs prepares to host the 2012 Warrior Games, students at DeVry U...
• Motivation Monday: "Staying committed to my sport despite setbacks and challenge...
• Cyber crime is not easy to spot and criminals are getting more creative every day.
• Live Chat, Q&A on Interactive Media, Gaming & Design with game industry experts...
• Congrats to the Fresno, Fremont and Seattle campus teams who placed at the PBL R...
• Olympian Pyrros Dimas Generated Excitement At Hermes International Expo
• Con Edison And ThinkEco Launch Window Air Conditioner Energy Savings Program
• Ever wonder what it would have been like to study in 1940? Lloyd Pedersen, a gr...
• When it comes to helping - DriVen Class Ambassador Harold knows how to deliver!...
• Career Day 2012 At St. John’s Prep
• How can you share your Team USA and school pride? Click on the link to the merch...
• Meloni Announces Campaign Start
• Enjoy Tribeca Film Festival Better With Red Carpet Experiences, Celebrity Chefs And More With Time Warner Cable
• Cop Shoots Fleeing Gunman
• JetBlue Pilot To Plead Insanity
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Disgraced Ex-Mets Clubhouse Manager Sentenced
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Frayed Cord Caused Fatal Auburndale Blaze
• Vallone: Cabbies Must Speak English
• DOT To Implement Two-Way Traffic On Busy Ozone Park Streets
• Queens Library At North Forest Park Closing For Roof Replacement
• Energy Use Reviewed At LICP Breakfast
• Arts, Fundraising In Local Communities Discussed
• Vallone Holds Free Breast Cancer Screenings In Astoria
• Crowley, Glendale Civic Association ‘Love’ Thy Neighbor
• Calling all Gamers, Game Designers and Developers - join us for a chat with game...
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Parker Dedicates Newly Restored Synagogue
• Meloni Announces Campaign Start
• The Pulpit
• Queens Blvd. Intersection Now ‘Alejandro Nino Place’
• Film At Queens College Shows Women Suffering Harassment
• Welcome Transit K-9 Unit To Long Island City
• Brush Fires Explained
• Man’s Best Friends From Canine To Fish
• Metropolitan Bistro, A Long Island Gem
• Ancient Plants Make A Comeback
• American Sports Center Camp, After School Educational Fun
• Rocco’s Brick Oven Pizzeria and Restaurant
• Exotic Locations
• Great Tips For Spring Brides
• New Ways To Cash In On Your Life Insurance Policy
• LIC H.S. Students, Faculty, Elected Officials Decry School Closings
• Gottlieb Quits 6th CD Race, But Inter Dem Fight Goes On
• Support Pledged For Simotas’ ‘Rape Is Rape’ Bill
• Crowley Urges FBI Collect Data On Sikh-American Hate Crimes
• LIC Chamber Hears Of Queens West Development
• Clinton Dem Club Welcomes Bill Thompson
• Vallone Honors Fashion Icon And Astoria Native Iris Apfel
• School Board 30: Closing High Schools ‘A Crime’
• Maloney Files 9,482 Signatures For Dem Nomination
• Springtime Brings Bird Strikes
• Dismantle Poletti
• Letters to the Editor
• Office Professionals: Business-Commerce Lifeblood
• Maloney Holds Town Hall On Hellenic-American Issues
• Astoria Medical, Dental And LASIK Center Partners With Zipcar
• Running For The Cure
• Professors across the U.S. from our College of Media Arts & Technology provide a...
• TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL 2012 – “Our City, My Story”
• We’ve been honored to support unstoppable students for 80 years, now we’re proud...
• Motivation Monday: "There will be times in your life when you're asked to be a l...
• We have something exclusive and very exciting that launches this week! Ever wond...
• Happy Earth Day! Have a passion for the environment? The world is getting greene...
• Did you hear that we’re partnering with Microsoft to bring you our first ever Na...
• Are you participating today in DeVry University's first ever national day of ser...
• Whether staying home or traveling, we wish all of our students a fun and safe sp...
• Student’s Daniel Egbert, Conrad Zellers, and Chris Sidell built a wireless searc...
• Arcadians Today: Yanni Sianis at 2012 Hermes Expo
• Help us cheer on 2012 Olympic hopeful and Keller Graduate School of Management s...
• DeVry University is proud to support Team USA. We've got our stitch in the Ameri...
• Live Chat, Q&A on Interactive Media, Gaming & Design
• TD Bank Checking Accounts Just Got Easier To Understand
• Check out the work of DeVry University alum Francisco Acosta as Senior Art Direc...
• What words of encouragement would you offer up to someone becoming a professor?...
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Liu Announces DOF Audit Findings
• Con Ed Worker Rescues Tot Left On Bus
• Lawmakers Approve Muni-Meter Parking Perk
• Meloni Kicks Off Campaign For Councilmember
• Knights Hold Benefit Communion Breakfast
• The Pulpit
• Local Resident Shares Stories From Astoria
• Queens Celebrates Earth Day
• POLLOS A LA BRASA MARIO
• Quinn Commemorates Titanic, On Centennial Of Ship’s Sinking
• 6th CD Dem Primary Race Getting Crowded–And Nastier
• Constantinides On Possible Closure Of LIC H.S.
• Delta Spreads $1.4 Billion Wings At LaGuardia
• Friday The 13th Has Puzzling History
• Queens Library Launches New E-Reader Program
• Bd. 2 Hears From Two Unions, 108th Precinct, Van Bramer
• Huge Show Of Support For Plaza At Jackson Heights Town Hall
• Attrition Makes For Fewer Police, Firefighters In Bd. 1
• Letters to the Editor
• Queens Proudly Celebrates Earth Day 2012
• Maloney Secures Half Million For FDR Park
• Astoria Based Driving School Buckles Up For A&E
• Seyfried Belongs To The Ages
• Cat In The Hat Inspires Mouse In The House
• Queens Based Superfood Makers Take Home Prize For Chia Seed Treat
• Halloran Cleans Up Whitestone Eyesore
• 100 days until London 2012! Checkout the festivities going on in NYC today. #DeV...
• Queens Sculptor Inaugurates Library Courtyard Gallery
• Mets Honor Gary Carter At Home Opener
• Hero Receives Purple Heart At 93
• Kew-Forest School to Hold Open House
• Ascan And Austin To Be Named Geraldine Ferraro Way
• NYPD Launches DWI Zero Tolerance
• Airport Crime Watch
• JetBlue Pilot Indicted
• Thieves Snatch Gadgets From Sleeping Straphangers
• Medical Alert Devices That Can Help Keep Seniors Safe
• City Cop Cars Get ID Upgrade
• Elmhurst Dentist Sponsors Good Deed Contest
• St. John’s Prep Alumni Reunite
• Queens Is Final Resting Place For Two Titanic Victims
• The DriVen Class Lead Ambassadors will host a live chat tonight at 7PM ET. Tonig...
• Behind the scenes at the Game Developer Conference (GDC) in San Francisco - meet...
• Bayside Historical Society Presents Dinner...And Murder!
• Finals week is here and we wish you all the best of luck. A library, coffee shop...
• Motivation Monday: “I don’t want to look back and think I missed an opportunity...
• Taxes are due April 17th, have you filed yet? If you’re a last minute filer you...
• We're nearing the end of another session and we want to know - what was your pro...
• Professors from our College of Media Arts & Technology provide an in-depth inter...
• A graduation cake (doesn’t it look delicious?), family photos, and scenic views...
• Astoria Resident Pens, Stars In One Man Show
• Juan shares his story of connecting with his new mentor, a former Apple engineer...
• Time Warner Cable Sponsors New York Urban League's Empowerment Days
• Crossing Guards Honored
• Rego Hills GOP Club Celebrates Seventh Year
• Turner Honors WW II Vet Posthumously
• Goldfeder Attends Rally To Save Peninsula Hospital
• Pax Ethnica Authors Come To Queens Library, Forest Hills
• Recycle Day Comes To Forest Park
• Olympus Yogurt Attracts Support As Popular Greek Import At Expo
• CYO Girls Swim Team Wins 10th Championship
• Dying With Debt: Will Your Children Inherit Your Obligations?
• Girl Scouts Are Prepared; Are You?
• Cops Nab Parolee In Five Queens Bank Heists
• Cops Nab Two OWS Subway Vandals
• Boro Wide Blotter
• Jackson Heights Woman Killed In Stove Fire
• Cops Seek Clues In Liquor Store Slay
• Show your pride in TEAM USA! Help us root on 2012 Olympic hopefuls and DeVry Uni...
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Hunt Suspects In Astoria Break-Ins
• Rory Staunton, Son Of Molly Bloom’s Owner, Was Only 12
• The Pulpit
• Easter Is Most Important Holiday In Orthodox Religion
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• Community Organizer Helps Rescue Whitestone VAC
• JetBlue’s New Queens Home Is Historic Structure
• Cameron’s Titanic Effort
• Exo Café
• Improving On The Staff Of Life
• Do You Know The Location Of Your Police Precinct?
• Mount Sinai Queens Names New Outpatient Director
• Koch Again—Backs Lancman Against Dem Org. Choice Meng
• Bayside–Whitestone Lions Announcements
• LIC Celebrates Opening Of Dutch Kills Green
• Dance Legends Showcase
• JetBlue Opens New LIC Office
• Bryant H.S. Closing Plans Scorned
• Letters to the Editor
• Queens Blooms With New Parks, Development, Jobs
• Historical Society Remembers R. M. S Titanic
• CB1 To Hold Public Hearing
• CALDC Launches Senior Outreach Project
• Sex Attack Suspect Sought
• Students: Which degree program within the College of Media Arts & Technology are...
• Wondering how much you should be saving for a rainy day? The DriVen Class is goi...
• The spring special edition of Connections, your DeVry University student publica...
• Prometheus Greek Teachers Association Holds Workshop At 2012 Hermes Expo
• The best advice I ever received was from my high school football coach: “He told...
• Students, spring break is only two weeks away! How will you spend your time off?
• We know that as a student, you have many things on your mind. Knowing where to...
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• Gianaris Gives Testimony For Bryant H.S.
• AT&T And Queens H.S. Students Take Over Local Elementary School
• Viewpoint: Hermes Expo Youth Initiative Inspires Positivism
• Tomorrow’s our spring holiday. Are you going to be spending your day off from cl...
• Jet Blue Opens New HQ In LIC
• Donald Trump may be known for firing people but in this case he’s hiring ’84 Kel...
• Queens Boulevard Maintenance Work Will Remove Manhattan-bound E and F Local Track From Service
• As you may already know, DeVry University is an Official Education Provider of t...
• U.S. News & World Report's High School Notes Blog Highlights DeVry University's...
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Commemorating The Titanic
• The Pulpit
• Heroic Con Ed Employees Honored
• Simotas Files Bill To Toughen Rape Law
• Shock Waves Of Titanic’s Sinking Was Felt In Queens
• The Joy Of A Family Reunion Or Group Outing
• Idol Contestant Heejun Han Returns To Flushing
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• The Origin Of April Fool’s Day
• Bayside Steakhouse Owner Debuts On Food Network
• Terrace Diner Hosts Dinner With Local Boxing Champs
• Queens Firefighter Cooks Up Donation For Autism
• Peter Rabbit Comes To Steinway
• Breakfast With Easter Bunny At Immaculate Conception
• EL OLIVO
• Vallone Reconnects Parking Lot Camera
• Lajos Named Associate Chief Of Vascular Surgery
• Triumph Of Freedom
• A Movable Feast
• P.S. 151 Holds Annual Career Day
• Queens Library College Fair
• Social Security Answers From Edward Jones
• 108th Police Precinct Council Meets Prevention Officers
• Local Business Owner Will Run For Assembly Seat
• Dromm, Marshall Announce Extension Of Travers Park
• Pi Day Food For Thought At William Spyropoulos School
• 114th Precinct Cops Get A Shotgun Off The Street
• Senator Chuck Schumer Tours Crystal Windows Facility
• Women’s Rights: Progress and Challenges
• Crowley: Homeless Vets To Get $72.6 M For Housing Help
• Letters to the Editor
• April Opens Season Of Renewal
• Astoria Civic Holds Annual Scholarship Dinner Fundraiser
• Community Fights To Save Bryant H.S.
• QSAC Stache For Cash Campaign Going Strong
• School Turnaround Protested
• Astoria Speaks Out Against Gun Violence
• Forest Hills Teenager Is Councilmember For A Day
• Woman Injured In LIC Motorcycle Accident
• Flushing Bank Helps Build Foundation For Home Improvement Training
• Vallone Brothers Return To High School
• Crowley ‘Shocked’ As House GOP Reject Family Protections
• Vallone Fights Back With Library Surveillance Cameras
• Rescuers Abandon Search For Death Plunge Painter
• Forest Hills Restaurant Owner, Staff Win Second In Mega Millions Jackpot
• Recommended Vaccinations For Seniors
• Women And Social Security
• St. John’s Prep Blood Drive A Success
• Time Warner Sponsors Youth Leadership Conference Aboard Intrepid
• Astoria Dog Killer Pleads Guilty, Faces One Year
• Neighbors In Shock Over Corona Murder
• 12-To-Life For Astoria Man In Pit Bull Attack
• Questions Remain In Bizarre Cemetery Death
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Elected Officials Protest Beacon Program Elimination
• Exemption For State Sales Tax On Clothing, Footwear Begins April 1
• Baby-Dump Mom Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter
• Cops Hunt OWS Train Vandals
• Possible Plea Deal For Gibbons Killer
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• Will Brady, 2012 U.S. Olympic Hopeful and DeVry University student, took a break...
• Are you interested in making a financial fitness resolution this year? Join us f...
• At a recent HerWorld event, when U.S. Olympic Hopeful Dr. Sarah E. Messiah was a...
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• There are over 30 campuses competing in our first ever National Student Video Ga...
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• JetBlue Pilot Suffers Mid-Flight Break Down
• Ever hit a wall and think that you can’t move forward? It happens to the best of...
• JetBlue Initiates "One Thing That's Green"
• Peninsula Hospital To Close
• Local Pokemon Champ Clinches Third
• 80 Images for 80 Years Photo Contest
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• Local Resident Shares Stories From Astoria
• Young Workers, Spring Into Action!
• Exercises That Can Help Ease Arthritis Pain
• Friends of Gantry Park Reach Out To Its Neighbors
• Friends of Gantry Park Reach Out To Its Neighbors
• Vallone Kicks Off Birthday At P.S. 85’s Annual Career Day
• Preserver Of Newtown H.S. And TWA Terminal Honored
• Addabbo Makes Libraries Priority In Upcoming Budget
• Dromm, Marshall Announce Extension Of Travers Park
• Easter Bunny To Visit Woodhaven
• Forest Hills H.S. Craft Fair And Flea Market
• St. Raphael’s Wins Championship
• Venus And Jupiter Say Goodnight
• Say No To Violence
• Civil War Roundtable Remembers Ironclads
• Schumer Blasts Employers Demanding Facebook, Email Passwords Before Being Hired
• FBI Citizen’s Team Distributes DNA I.D. Kits To Families
• Van Bramer Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Pampered Poodle Palace Seeks New Groomer
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Crystal Donates To QEDC
• Dromm Honored As Gay Irishman Of The Year
• Viva San Giuseppe
• Evangel School Fair Impresses
• Father Richard F. Dunn: 54 Years Of Service
• The Pulpit
• Easter Is Upon Us
• Queensborough To Exhibit African Headpieces
• GRAND CAFÉ
• Looking Good In Black
• Maloney Launches Re-Election Campaign
• Photo
• Vallone: End Gas Tax For Summer
• MMI To Honor Dauman, Falco And Kaufman
• Consider This For Your Family Reunion Or Group Outing
• Queens Resident Wins First Annual Spelling Bee
• Applications For HANAC Senior Housing Available
• Greek Community Celebrates 191 Years Of Freedom
• Armenian Genocide Survivors Remember
• Clinton Democratic Club Welcomes Spring 2012
• Three Outstanding Women Honored For Women’s History Month
• Students, Board 30 Members Protest H.S. Closing Threat
• Seize The Third Rail Now
• Stop Gas Price Gouging
• Letters to the Editor
• Genocide Survivors Exemplify Human Resilience
• Maloney Joins Congressional Delegation Overseas
• Beg Pardon
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• Baccalaureate School Announces Senior Class Recipients Of International Baccalaureate Diploma For 2011
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• 30th Road To Be Renamed ‘Ann Buehler Way’
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• Local Electeds Call For Mosquito Spraying
• Braunstein Holds First Mobile District Office In Little Neck
• Police Nab ‘Copycat’ Groper, Continue Search For ‘Original’
• Huang Ordered To Pay $26G Fine In Deadly Building Collapse
• Former Queens Commander Named New NYPD Transit Bureau Chief
• 114th Pct. Seeks Basement Burglary Suspect
• Dromm Visits NY Junior Tennis League At I.S. 61
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• CALL FOR NO CUTS IN SOCIAL SECURITY:
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• Kaufman Welcomes TDF 75,000-Piece Costume Collection
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• PSARI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT AND BAR
• Mayor’s Restaurant Grading Plan Gets An ‘A’
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• Hours To Change At Several Social Security Offices
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• Maloney Vows To Fight Closure of Astoria Post Office
• Gianaris Helps Resolve Wrongly Delivered Official U.S. Plates
• Jackson Heights Library One Week Closure
• Heat Wave Wattage Demands Reached Trillions
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• Van Bramer Celebrates Marriage Equality In Queens
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• Join us tomorrow for #DeVryChat at 10AM CT! Alexandra Levit will be offering analysis on workplace trends for the first half of 2011 based on recent employment numbers. She will also be delivering valuable insights into what job seekers can expect for th
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• DeVry University Newsroom: In-Demand Careers of the 21st Century to be the Focus at DVU National Open House Events
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• New Artist Residency Proposed For Ancient Roosevelt Island Smallpox Hospital
• Meng Hosts Second Annual Healthy Kids Day
• Ridgewood Democratic Club Celebrates 103rd Anniversary
• DOT Announces Resurfacing Of Roosevelt Avenue
• Reception Held For Mayersohn
• New Law Imposes Tough Texting-While-Driving Ban
• Hunt Forest Hills Home Invasion Suspects
• Mount Carmel Church Deacon Busted In ‘Jail Sex’
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Cops Question Person Of Interest In Laughing Road Rage Killing
• Queens Lawmaker Brings First ‘Caylee’s Law’ To New York State
• New Noise Code Is Turning Down The Volume Across The City
• Lexington School For The Deaf Recognizes Class For 2011
• 170 Anniversary Celebrated
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• Verizon And Mets Team Up With Local Youngsters
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• Queens Dems Respond To Koch Bid For GOP Vote Swing
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• House Votes No On Light Bulb Repeal
• USEPA Ready To Conduct Study Of 200-Year-Old Newtown Creek
• CALDC Sponsors Summer Entertainment
• Jeneen Terrana Serenades Queens
• Water Craft Safe Boating Certification Required
• Fresh Meadows Brothers Are Pokemon National Champs
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• Bayside Celebrates Preservation Of Engine 306
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• Letters to the Editor
• Feds Should Keep Their Nose Out Of Our Light Sockets
• Woodside ‘Colleen’ New York Rep At International Irish Fest
• Bryant H.S. Holds 65th Anniversary Reunion
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• WEBINAR TODAY! Come learn about our November 2011 session Study Abroad opportunity by attending an info session online TODAY, July 19, 2011, at 5:00 p.m. CDT. This session will include a presentation about the program and an opportunity for you to submit
• "You can't put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the farther you get." ~Michael Phelps
• LaGuardia Lends Support to the Third Annual Tour de Queens Bike Ride
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• Selz Foundation Doubles $100,000 Scholarship Funds Raised by LAGCC Foundation
• Do you study best in silence or in a place with background noise? Why?
• Students in bachelor’s degree programs: check out DVU's new study abroad program. Spend two weeks in France and Germany this November 2011 session, focusing on global issues in business. Apply by August 15. More details here:
• Knife-Wielding Bicyclist Convicted Of Assault In LIC Stabbing Attack
• Fireworks Have Illuminating History
• Despicable Me In The Park
• P.O. Hurdle, 110th Precinct, Honored
• Electeds Bring Free Tax Lien Help To Constituents In Debt To City
• MLS Honors Three For Community Service
• Koslowitz Presents Citation To Longtime Forest Hills Gardens Resident
• Offer $2G Reward For Queensbridge Gun-Slay Info
• Borough President Joins Con Ed's Green Team At Home Energy Survey
• Mom Sues City In Suicide Of Son
• 114th Precinct
• Gay-Bash Teens Charged With Murder As A Hate Crime
• 100 Years To Life For Ex-Con In Arson Attack
• Crowley Discusses Finance Issues With Queens Chamber
• Two-Alarm Blaze Shifts Riker’s Island Inmates
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• DONATO’S RESTAURANT AND PIZZA
• The Welling Court Mural Project Reprises Its Success
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• Koch Makes Move Toward Turner Endorsement
• Queens Zoo Call For Vols
• P.S. 214 Sings With LeAp
• Tennis Venues Abound In Queens
• Queens Botanical Garden Offers Four Summer Concerts
• TD Charitable Foundation To Award $2.5 M In Grants
• ESD Announces New Vice President Of Public Affairs
• Queens Student Wins Logo Design Competition
• Maloney Celebrates As Zadroga Law Goes Into Effect
• School Board 30 Pans New Testing Rules
• Queens Students Accepted To U.S. Service Academies
• MTA Considers Different LaGuardia Access Plans
• Letters to the Editor
• Budget Restoration Saves A Queens Treasure
• ‘Captain 3,000’ Sets Standard For All
• First Ever Astoria Park Festival Entertains Locals
• Students Can Make New Discoveries At Queens Library
• $2G Reward Offered For Suspects In Mother And Son Shootings
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• 114th Precinct Man Wanted By Police For Forcible Touching
• "How to Jumpstart Your Job Search Despite Lackluster Market Improvement" Alexandra Levitt, Career Advisory Board member, shares key tips in Forbes Leadership Forum. What are some ways you’ve been more proactive in your job search?
• No Right Turns On Red For NYC In Near Future
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• Savvy Senior: Gravesite Care When You Can’t Get There
• New York’s Greek Community Honors Its Poetic Heritage
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• Slim Down With London Lennie’s Executive Chef Jeff Baruch’s “Hot N’ Skinny” Clam Chowder
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• Motivation Monday: What's your favorite quote and how has it inspired you?
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• LAGCC Professor Receives Grant for Photography Project in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• Don’t draw a blank when the interviewer asks “Do you have any questions for me”. CareerIgniter’s experts share the Top 5 questions to ask in an interview.
• SGA Inauguration Welcomes New Representatives and Celebrates Innovative Achievements of Outgoing Officers
• Cullom New QTIP Excutive Director Announces Schedule
• Days On Bike Patrol Help Catch Mailbox Thief
• Noguchi, Socrates Revitalizing LIC Neighborhoods
• 114th Precinct Cops Honored, Hidden Auto Compartments Outlawed
• Astoria Civic Association Hosts Children’s Bike Race in Astoria Park
• Braunstein Visits Bayside Senior Center
• Burglar Sought By 108th Precinct
• Wilbur To ‘Pig Out’ At Upstate Sanctuary
• Gennaro Brings Music To Fresh Meadows Temple
• Career seekers and recent grads, be sure to stay connected with your fellow classmates and alums on DeVry University's Official LinkedIn Alumni Group.
• Alumni Are Speakers At Francis Lewis H.S. Graduation
• Where’s Our July 4th Blockbuster?
• P.S. 177 Special Ed Students Raise Funds For Hopeline
• 115th Precinct Cops Looking For Two Men
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Call For Photo Proof Of Traffic Violations
• Auto Thefts Down In Northern Queens
• MillionTreesNYC Looking For Trainees, Deadline July 15
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• Crowley Leads Seniors In Rally To Save Medicare
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• Cuomo Sets Sept. 13 Special Election To Fill Weiner’s Seat
• Airport Geese To Be Gone
• La Vigna Italian Restaurant
• Fireworks Ignite Engagement
• Capital One Bank Invests in Literacy at P.S. 127
• Solid Security Gates In Astoria To Be Phased Out
• Wager Honored in Street Co-Naming
• 10 Honored At Boro Hall Gay Pride Ceremonies
• Love Is In The Air
• VA Drops Plan For Private Development At St. Albans Site
• Maloney Speaks To Seniors On Efforts To Save Medicare
• Teachers Still Face ‘Excesses’ Under $66 B City Budget
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• Letters to the Editor
• New Rent Hikes Put Tenants, Landlords In Same Bind
• Queens Library Saved From Budget Ax
• The Rockets Red Glare
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• A big welcome to all new and returning students! What goals have you set for the upcoming term? How will you work towards achieving them?
• Where are you watching fireworks from tonight? A blanket in a park, from your backyard, from a balcony, from the water, from your computer? Happy 4th of July! We hope nothing stops you from enjoying this holiday!!!
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management Alum - Kevin Coursin - President of KMI Systems, Inc.
• DeVry University, we're curious, what's on your reading list this summer?
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• Bd. 1 Endorses Hydrofracking Ban
• Kurshan Scholarship Winner Announced By Parker Jewish
• Dignity Memorial Funeral Providers Honor Vets And Their Families
• NICK’S BISTRO
• Fear Of Communism Comes To Queens In July 1949
• St. Michael’s Cemetery 9/11 Firefighter Memorial Fundraiser
• Mount Sinai Queens Celebrates 12th Anniversary
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• UCCA Brings Shredder Truck To Area Residents
• Soda Of The Future At Steinway’s Wingstop
• Cuomo Compiles Good Record First Half Year In Office
• MPB Glee Club Sings At Citi Field
• iPads Donation For Children With Autism
• Long-Awaited Pre-Cleanup Tests At Newtown Creek Start This Summer
• Board 2 Hears Proposal For LIC Nightclub
• How Working Can Affect Your Social Security
• Letters to the Editor
• Remember Why We Celebrate Independence Day
• Variety Boys And Girls Club Has Talent And Shows It
• Gay Marriage Law Hailed
• Ex Charged In Stab Horror
• Senate Approves Ban On Sex Delivery Cards
• Police Reminder: No View Of July 4th Fireworks From LIC Waterfront
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Scholars Honored at AHEPA Chapter 349 Program
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• An Afternoon Of Greek Music At East Flushing Library
• Camarinos, Mavroudis Wed
• Health Department Helps Control West Nile Virus
• Rockaways Playland Still Remembered, Beach And Theme Parks Still Popular
• This July 4, Explore Our New Frontier
• Bayside Residents Remember The Good Ol’ Days Of Summer
• It’s A Goal For Verizon’s Soccer Clinic
• We wish all students a fun and refreshing summer break! How are you utilizing your time off?
• We are pleased to announce that your online eLearning platform – devryu.net – is receiving an exciting upgrade. Learn more about the exciting changes that are on their way!
• Alexandra Levit, Career Expert and Career Advisory Board member along with Dr. Claude Toland, Career Advisory Board Chairman & Vice President, Student and Career Services share HOT TIPS for new grads in the job search. Which tactics and tools suggest
• Congrats to our other university friends, but this list seems a little incomplete without us. We think our Facebook, Twitter & LinkedIn communities are the best and it's thanks to our student and alum participation. What's your favorite par
• Class of 2011: We are so proud of each of you and want to help you celebrate your special day! Take a minute and upload your favorite graduation photo and tag DeVry University in it. Share your moment with the world!
• At this time we are honored to announce the graduating Class of 2011! The turning of the tassels on graduates’ caps is now taking place. You are official graduates and we wish you the very best in your next chapter in life. Congratulations, we are
• Graduation Weekend continues TODAY at 1:00 P.M. (Central Time). For live updates and continuous coverage of the big day follow our live tweets on Twitter (#DVUgrad). Today’s commencement will also be simulcast to numerous other metro areas! Join us
• At this time, we’re honored to “officially” congratulate our Class of 2011 graduates! That tassel is certainly worth the hassle! We wish you the very best in this new chapter in your life. Congratulations, we are very proud of each and
• Your moment is now Class of 2011! Graduation Weekend starts TODAY in Los Angeles at 11:00 A.M. PST! For live updates and continues coverage of the big weekend, please follow our live tweets on Twitter (#DVUgrad). Share with the world why nothing can stan
• Want to hear what all the hype is about for Graduation Weekend? See what other DeVry University & Keller Graduate school of Management grads are saying about their special day and join in the fun!
• State, Local and Federal Officials Discuss Newtown Creek Remediation at LAGCC
• Graduation Weekend is this Saturday, June 25 in Los Angeles and Sunday, June 26 in Chicago with Chris Anderson’s speech being simulcasted to 32 other metro ceremonies. Which campus ceremony will you be attending?
• Jason Seiden, co-founder of Ajax Social Media and member of the Career Advisory Board, shares his advice for both new grads and those still pursuing their degrees. We'll be hosting a live Twitter chat (#DeVryChat) with Jason on Wednesday, June 29 at
• Nursing Program Recognizes 93 RN Graduates in Traditional Pinning Ceremony
• As we are reminded of the world's financial uncertainty, financial advisors are sought out as a much-needed resource. They are becoming more valuable to businesses, governments and individuals seeking financial counseling. Self-employed or working f
• Graduates, families, and friends, we’ll be live tweeting Graduation Weekend, June 25th & 26th! Our graduation hashtag on Twitter is #DVUgrad, share this with family and friends and let the good times begin!
• Stavisky Presents Earth Day Poster Contest Winner Award
• Halloran And Students Fight FDNY Engine Closure
• No. 7 Line Shuttle Bus Stops 6/24-6/27 & 7/29-8/1/2011
• Kids Discovery Center A Hit
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• FDR Dems Install Officers
• Kew Gardens Hills Civic Association Makes Donation To Queens Library
• Seek Tougher Laws For Motorists
• 107th Issues ‘10-13’ For Cop’s Family In Need
• Lawmakers Blast Proposed Meter Rate Hike
• Flushing Resident Awarded Journalism Scholarship
• Anchors Away
• Queens Contractors Cited In Building Collapse
• Con Edison Connects Homeowners With Energy Savings
• Helping One Billion Bovines
• Plans For Queens Waterfronts Unveiled
• High School Senior Receives Community Service Award
• General Slocum Remembered
• The Garden Players Production Of “Musicville & Musicville High”
• Panelists Cite Queens Plaza, Hunters Pt. So. Growth Potential
• Honoring Father’s Day Bravest
• The Pulpit
• The Boroughs
• Summer Reading Babies
• PASTA DEL GIORNO
• Immaculate Conception School Celebrates Flag Day
• SBS Commissioner Cites Department’s Successes
• Variety Boys & Girls Club Hosts First Annual Spelling Bee
• Weiner Officially Resigns
• Hiring Police Academy Graduates Deferred To July
• Sanitation Department Seeks New Garage Site For Queens W. 1
• Kumon: Get Your Thinking Faces Ready
• CENTRAL ASTORIA KICKS OFF MOVIES ON THE WATERFRONT
• D’Amico Honored
• Steinway Astoria Partnership Holds Annual Meeting
• $2.9 M Grant Announced To Serve NYC Schools
• Queens Library Kicks Off Summer Reading
• UCCA Holds Annual BBQ Fundraiser
• Letters to the Editor
• Queens Offers Range Of Summer Fun
• Choose Weiner’s Successor Carefully
• Wager To Be Honored In Steinway Street Renaming
• Seeds To Trees Youth Program
• Get ready; we’re going to be doing a considerable amount of celebrating this Graduation Weekend! Wired’s editor-in-chief, Chris Anderson, will be addressing Los Angeles grads (June 25th) and Chicago grads (June 26th) live. Grads at another 32
• This is my moment because... "I achieved a level of knowledge that I only dreamed of before and DeVry is responsible for my success." ~Graduate, Dennis Allen, DeVry University - Phoenix
• Motivation Monday: "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail." ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
• Some dads are near, some are far, some a faint memory. Karaoke--Father’s Day edition, what song would you dedicate to Dad?
• "I'll turn this car around!" Sound familiar? Share with us with one of your Dads classic quotes while growing up.
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum - Annette D. Colbert-Latham - CEO of Visage Production, Inc.
• LaGuardia's Honors Program Celebrates 100 Outstanding Students
• Students Innovate and Inspire at LaGuardia's Spring ePortfolio Showcase
• Business Development is more involved than selling a product or service. A Business Development Manager shares why critical thinking is such an important skill, particularly in his field of Green Technology.
• What one word best describes your father?
• Kids In LIC Rally To Save Library Service, Library Jobs
• NYJTL Announces 2011 Boys And Girls Varsity All-Star Teams
• Graduation Weekend is quickly approaching. Chris Anderson will be delivering the commencement speech in Los Angeles (June 25th) and Chicago (June 26th). His speech will be simulcasted to 32 other metro ceremonies. Want more details on where your specific
• Dromm Stands Up For Libraries
• Top 10 Mobile Games
• Summer Months Bring Barbecue Variety
• A Director’s View: The Garden Players Production of “Musicville & Musicville High”
• Weiner Resigns Under Pressure
• Elected Officials Meet For Launch Of East River Ferry Service
• Van Bramer Marches In Kiwanis Club Flag Day Parade
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Halloran Testifies Against Proposed Variance in Bayside Hills
• Soon to be graduates: Time is ticking until your big moment, how many days until Graduation Weekend?
• Nobody has to tell you that it’s a rough job market. So when you do finagle a job interview, you’ll want to shine. Here are 20 real job interview questions that such companies as Google, Capital One and Goldman Sachs asked internships candida
• Opening Hydrants Could Mean Jail Time
• We're getting excited, see you next weekend Class of 2011?
• Prometheus Luncheon Honors Greek Teachers And Students
• GAHOA Awards Scholarships And Honors Member Stavroulakis
• The Pulpit
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Reward Offered For Astoria Stabbing Suspects
• Pinsky Discusses Queens, City Economic Future
• 42nd Annual Sunnyside Kiwanis Flag Day Parade
• Astoria Honors Frank Justich
• Killer Mushrooms On Your Plate?
• Statue Of Liberty Comes To New York
• 75 Days Of Summer Fun In Queens
• Residents Gear Up For Central Astoria’s Independence Celebration
• New Murder Mystery Novel Set In New York Subway
• COURT SQUARE DINER
• Bryant H.S. Holds 11th Annual Read Aloud
• Gold-ing, Gold-ing, Gone
• Make Music New York
• LeAp Plays Performed At Frank Sinatra H.S.
• CPR To Go Classes Can Save Lives
• Gianaris Applauds Increase In Film Production
• Camarinos Named President Of Honorary Police Surgeons
• Store Owners Balking At Bloomberg’s Blackout Plan
• Opening Hydrants Could Mean Jail Time
• Scholarship Dance Remembers Local Hero
• Electeds And Civic Leaders Support Same-Sex Marriage Legislation
• Women Recruits For FDNY Sought
• Queens Plaza Discussed At Dutch Kills Civic Meeting
• Pet Adoptions Triumph In Astoria
• Sign Of Library Support In LIC
• How To Stop Junk Mail And Prevent Mail Fraud
• Re-fashioNYC Coming To Your Doorstep
• Even Obama Nudge Doesn’t Budge Weiner From His Seat
• Community Meets To Consider Forming Woodside BID
• Letters to the Editor
• A Salute To All Fathers
• Keep Queens Parks Clean
• Legislation To Extend Age Limit For FDNY Exam Signed
• Kids Rally To Save Libraries
• Crowley, Brown And Sexual Assault Victims Call To Restore Funding For Response Team
• Haitian Earthquake Memorial For Queens
• Woodhaven American Legion Holds 93rd Annual Convention
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• 110th Pct CC Graffiti Cleanup In Elmhurst And Corona
• Koch, Vogt Honored By LaGuardia Community College Foundation
• Lexington School For The Deaf Recognizes Local Companies
• Christ The King Sophomore Wins $20,000 Scholarship
• Malcolm X’s Daughter Pleads Guilty To Identity Theft
• Strawberry Visits North Shore-LIJ For Cancer Survivors’ Day
• Remembering William Payntar Sr.
• Student Expelled For ‘Sexting’ Sues Queens School
• Martin Luther School Offers Driver Education
• Van Bramer Holds District’s First LGBT Luncheon
• Kew-Forest Girls Anchor Boys Varsity Tennis Team’s Championship Run
• Weiner’s Pros And Foes Clash In Kew Gardens
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• When making an entrance into a social gathering, do you make your presence known so everyone notices you, slip in and look for someone you know, or sneak in as quietly as possible?
• Queens Library Kicks Off Summer Reading
• This is my moment because... "I have worked very hard for my degree. I devoted time, energy and lots of sleepless nights to it and it is finally paying off." ~Kurt Julien, DeVry University - Miramar
• Best Of Queens Library Summer Reading
• Waltz-Astoria Showcases Local Talent
• P.S. 152 Holds Scholastic Authors and Illustrators Expo Week
• Tune in and participate in the Blog Talk Radio program, "Beyond Social," on June 16 from 11 a.m. – Noon CT with host Jason Seiden, social media expert and member our Career Advisory Board, as he discusses how today’s graduates can u
• Motivation Monday: "Don't worry when you are not recognized, but strive to be worthy of recognition" ~Abraham Lincoln
• A cookout or a baseball game? What do you have planned with Dad on Father’s Day? (Father’s Day is June 19th.)
• One Mother’s Triumph Over the Scars of 9/11
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum - Charlie P. Chowtham - President & CEO of V-cube USA Inc.
• The English Department Honors Six Faculty for Publishing Books in 2010-2011
• TGIF! We're excited for the weekend, what are you up to?
• City Falters On Window Guard Inspections
• This is my moment because... "I feel a great sense of achievement. Not only did my dream come true, but my familys dream came true too." ~Graduate, Mary Wahidy, DeVry University - Sacramento
• The LaGuardia Community College Foundation Honors Edward I. Koch and White Castle Executive John Vogt
• Summer Kids Movies At Highland Park
• OWN Students Perform Disney's “My Son Pinocchio"
• Gold-ing, Gold-ing, Gone
• Murder Mystery Novel Set In Subway, Book Signing In Astoria
• Hillcrest H.S. Students Perform Their Own LeAp Plays At Frank Sinatra H.S.
• We'll see you there, Class of 2011!
• Dromm Applauds MTA Move To Lease Vacant Property At Roosevelt Avenue Transit Hub
• Councilmembers, Families Of Children With Autism Urge Restoration Of Council Initiative
• Marshall Hosts Consul General Of Philippines At Independence Day Celebration
• Queens Students Receive Awards In Astoria Federal Savings Teen Photo Contest
• Van Bramer Unveils Street Sign to Honor Sunnyside Community Advocate Claire Kraft
• Weprin Attends Celebrate Israel Parade
• Gennaro Under The Big Top
• Gennaro Congratulates Graduates
• Elmhurst Park Opens At Gas Tank Site
• Van Bramer And Marshall Unveil Revitalized Lou Lodati Park Plans
• Pedestrian And Driving Safety
• One more full week before finals week. Have you determined a study plan for any finals due in week 8?
• Con Ed Ready For Summer Heat
• Queens Bus Driver Charged In Virginia Smashup
• Bribery Doesn’t Pay
• Koo Joins Colleagues To Save Senior Centers
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Authorities Put Brakes On ‘Global’ Auto Theft Ring
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Sikhs Donate Materials To Queens Libraries, Improving Public Relations
• What do you know about Twitter hashtags?
• Edison H.S. MOUSE Team Trains Stavisky To Be Techie
• Whitestone Teen Advances To National Beauty Pageant
• Helen Hipsman, Astoria Resident, Dies At 93
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• MTA Cuts Ribbon At LIC Subway Station Complex
• Local Pols Honored At Citi Field Greek Heritage Night
• The Pulpit
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• City Hall Rally To Stop Library Cuts Draws Hundreds
• Nintendo 3Ds Demonstrate The Future Of Video Games
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• Parading For Pride In Queens
• Media Leaders Williams, Lowe Honored At MMI Dinner
• Kudos To Sinatra School
• Mount Sinai Queens And UCCA Annual Health Fair Well Attended
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• Fast Arrest Earns Cop 108th Pct. CC Award
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• Board 2 Approves Traffic Plan, Wants Woodside BID
• Future Looks Bleak For Weiner
• Honor The Flag On Flag Day
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• Teacher Cuts Termed ‘Unacceptable’ By De Blasio Rep
• To Congress, Every Day Should Be Memorial Day
• Letters to the Editor
• 10th Annual Dinner Dance To Raise Money for 9/11 Scholarship Fund
• Ride For Cancer Awareness
• Marshall, Van Bramer Attend Maspeth Memorial Day Parade
• City Council To Albany: Give Prosecutors More Power To Stop Fraud
• Dromm Announces Second Annual June in Jackson Heights Cultural Series
• Van Bramer Attends NAACP Youth Fundraising Breakfast
• Cuomo Announces Multi-Million Dollar Project To Increase Renewable Enrgy
• Miller Hosts Job Fair In Glendale
• Forest Hills Gardens Holds Flag Day Celebration
• Ben’s Best Scores High In Zagat
• Storytelling is an integral part to any effective marketing and public relations effort. Who's job is it to craft the stories and share the message of the important work your client, or organization, is doing?
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• Microsoft & DeVry University want to thank everyone who participated in the 2011 Imagine Cup Campus Competition. The campus which had the most registrants overall and is the recipient of the Xbox game lab prize is the Orlando, FL Campus. Congratulati
• As broad-based hiring in the United States slowly gains momentum, are you are finding the need to retool your skills, certifications or degree? The below article provides a glimpse into the ways workers can get needed training to retool their career.
• Motivation Monday: "We are so often caught up in our destination that we forget to appreciate the journey, especially the goodness of the people we meet on the way. Appreciation is a wonderful feeling, don't overlook it." ~Source Unknown
• This is my moment because... "I worked really hard to get my diploma. With a full time job, two kids and several obstacles, it wasn't easy but I finally did it!" ~Goldie Osborne, DeVry University - Houston
• Congrats to Team USA who will join the 124 teams from 73 countries and regions, all of whom will make their way to NYC for the Imagine Cup Finals this July! With projects ranging from helping provide better drinking water worldwide to addressing disease
• This is my moment because... "I am graduating and I get to share this amazing moment with my children so they can see just how important it is." ~Virginia Rucker, DeVry University - Colorado Springs
• We're nearing the end of yet another session! Who's all walking in June's graduation ceremony? 22 days, 14 minutes, and counting..
• Creative? Outgoing? Maybe a career in Public Relations is a path to explore. This career isn’t limited to an agency setting. A PR Manager’s role is to make sure a client (internal or external) is seen and heard in whatever appropriate medium.
• LAGCC Foundation Presents Two Professors with Summer Research Awards
• With all the app games, why has "Angry Birds" captured everyone's attention? Adweek asks an expert, David J. Sushil, professor of game and simulation programming at DeVry University, Orlando, and the creator of the award-winning game "
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• The fortune 100's. Fasionistas. Environmentalists. Even the FBI... need accountants. Today you'll find accountants working in the entertainment industry, for renowned restaurants, at global ad agencies, even helping the FBI solve crimes. And de
• Rosenstock Honored At QTiP Gala
• DeVry University announces new Snohomish County, Washington location in Lynnwood. Classes at the Lynnwood campus are expected to begin in July. DeVry University Lynnwood will offer undergraduate and graduate degree programs, with both onsite and online c
• Three Plumbing & Carpentry Students Receive Scholarships from Builders Associations
• Assemblymember Weprin Holds Town Hall Meeting
• Tornado Watch Canceled
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• One More Homework Assignment
• LICBDC, LICBID Merge As LIC Partnership
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• Boro-Wide Blotter
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• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Cops Crack Down On Illegal Fireworks
• What The President Got Wrong
• Greater Woodhaven Development Corporation Honors Local Leaders, Business Owners
• Christ The King 2011 Hall Of Fame Inductees
• Our very own Claude Toland, Vice President of Student and Career Services & Chairman of the Career Advisory Board at DeVry University shares "Tips to Position Millennial Employees for Career Success."
• Marshall Rallies Against School Program Budget Cuts
• Van Bramer Presents Awards for First Ever LIC Arts Open Children’s Art Contest
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• Amnesty International At Townsend Harris Hosts Silent Demo
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• GARCIA'S MEXICAN CAFE
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• Korean-American Friends And QBG Help Unveil New Sign
• Kiwanis Gives Scholarships To Promising Local Students
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• Looks Like Giuliani Could Be Running For President
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• Federation of Hellenic Societies Holds Arts Exhibit
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Father's Day will be here before you know it! What is the best advice your dad ever gave you?
• The highlight of my Memorial Day weekend was ________.
• Happy Memorial Day! We are honored to share part 2 of our Military Inspiration & Appreciation Series. In high school she was a member of the Junior Air Force ROTC. Immediately after high school, Sarah Ambrozik enlisted in the Army. Since then Sarah h
• In honor of Memorial Day, we'll be sharing a 2 part Military Inspiration & Appreciation Series. First, current student & U.S Army - Satellite Team Chief, Michael Couch. Michael's currently deployed in Iraq and takes classes in his free
• Queens Library To Kick Off Summer Reading With Magic, Excitement, Crafts, Clowns and More
• Does Memorial Day have special meaning to you and your family?
• Memorial Day is a wonderful excuse for a BBQ, right? My favorite food on the grill is ____________.
• LaGuardia Student Takes Third Place in CUNY Math Challenge
• Honors Students Advisory Committee Organizes a Domestic Violence Awareness Workshop at LAGCC
• This Monday, May 30th is Memorial Day. How do you plan to honor America's servicemembers?
• We're quickly approaching Memorial Day weekend. Share with us what excites you most about this holiday!
• LAGCC, Mayor Bloomberg Celebrate Graduation of Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Class
• While Expression is not part of the DeVry University curriculum; this webcast will describe the product’s must-have tools for any student interested in building websites. Join us today, May 26th at 1:00 PM CST to learn more.
• Our deepest thoughts are with our students, alumni, and staff that have been affected by tornadoes throughout the Midwest. Interested in learning how you can help?
• If you were to write a book about your college life, what would it be called?
• LaGuardia's Phi Theta Kappa Chapter Inducts Over 100 New Scholars
• NYC Transit Addresses 7 Train Delays
• Vallone Honors Two Egyptian Activists Involved In Revolution
• 110 Precinct Cop Of The Month Named
• Police Imposter Nabbed
• Be Wary Of Street Food
• ‘Brittany’s Law’ Opposed
• Borough Board Approves Kaufman Studios ‘Block-Buster’ Plan
• Sex Offender, Check Thief Pleads Guilty
• Vallone Attends Career Day
• I.S. 204 Wins Basketball Championship
• The Hills Aren’t ‘Over The Hill’
• Mets And EmblemHealth Team Up For Education And Fitness With Local Schools
• Newborn Left At Hospital Dies
• LICBDC Hears SBA Credit, Finance Policies Explained
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Van Bramer And Locals Join Community Clean-Up Day
• Halloran Visits Queens Chamber
• Stavisky Speaks At Korean Society Awards
• Astoria Volunteers Clean Astoria Park Shoreline
• Living On A Different Clock
• Hellenic Times Scholarship Foundation Holds Anniversary Gala
• The Pulpit
• Chamber Of Commerce Gets Nod From LIC Business Owners
• Cuomo, Lawmakers Turn Back Power Moguls’ $ Grab
• Money Matters, Strikes Make Headlines In May 1882
• Gasland Comes To East Elmhurst
• Quontic Bank Opens New Astoria Branch
• Unidentified Patient At Elmhurst Hospital Center
• Mayor Pummeled On Firehouse Closings
• Lawmakers Vehemently Oppose Fire Company Closings
• A Memorial To The Many Fallen
• Van Bramer Presents Artist Panel At MMI
• Elected Officials Visit Townsend Harris
• Key Anti Terror Program Avoids A Cut
• Cuts In FY 2012 Budget Threaten Schools, FDNY
• Mets Attendance Records Reflect Interesting History
• Steinway Sidewalk Savings Attract Shoppers
• Young Dems Host Democratic Leadership For The 21st Century
• UNCLE GEORGE'S GREEK TAVERNA
• Union Jobs Available
• TD Bank Encourages Support For Special Olympics
• First Official Rx Discount Card Launched In NYC
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Astoria Civic Holds Annual Bike Race
• Technology Help For Tech-Shy Seniors
• Flushing House To Hold Month Long Elder Law Seminar
• Walcott Defends School Closings As Suit Is Filed
• Commissioner Lewandowski Visits Clinton Democratic Club
• St. Francis Prep Receives Music Accreditation
• Floyd Honored By Ridgewood Democratic Club
• Letters to the Editor
• Honor Living As Well As Dead On Memorial Day
• Maloney Announces: $295M Fed Grant Will Create Jobs
• Community, Officials And Library Staff Rally For Queens Library
• Vets Honored At Boro Hall
• While Expression is not part of the DeVry University curriculum; this webcast will describe the product’s must-have tools for any student interested in building websites. Join us tomorrow May 26th to learn more.
• Good luck to those of you who have midterms and papers due this week! Also, you are now able to register for classes next session.
• Motivation Monday: "Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well." ~ Josh Billings
• Haven't stayed at a job longer than two years? Interested in learning how one would overcome this obstacle on a resume or interviews? See what our experts recommend..
• Meet Keller Graduate School of Management Alum - Joan Cetera - Senior Vice President at MSLGroup
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• Soon to be graduates: We know it's almost your time to shine! In celebration of your hard work and dedication, we have created something special just for you to help celebrate your big moment. Come post your graduation status to your friends and sha
• The Makeup Show NYC Holds 6th Annual Beauty Event
• Rosanna Scotto, Brooklyn Native, Achieved Excellence In TV Reporting
• Exclusive Internship Opportunity – U.S. students who are passionate about technology, love planning/hosting campus events, and aren’t shy in their enthusiasm for Microsoft products sought for Microsoft’s U.S. Student Partner Program. Re
• Van Bramer To Rename Street In Honor Of Claire Kraft
• On the brief side...
• The Pulpit
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Local Restaurants Join Together For A ‘Taste Of Queens’
• Sneakers Made By Different People, Go By Many Names
• Summer Brings Fruit From Around The World To Queens
• The Astor Room
• LIC Parents Approve Charter Compromise
• Elmhurst Hospital Center Opens Walkway Of Honor
• QSAC To Hold Fundraising Soiree
• Maloney Holds Campaign Fundraiser In Sunnyside
• Most Precious Blood Students Make Creative Cupcakes
• First Graders Write Newspaper To Fund Relief Efforts In Japan
• Screening Of Gasland Documentary At Lexington School
• Ragtime Composer Joplin Celebrated
• Connecting To Older Americans
• How To Choose A Senior-Friendly Blood Glucose Meter
• Burglaries On Rise In The 114th Precinct
• ‘Skeleton Boards’ Warn Speeding Motorists
• Jewish Lawyers Guild Honors Justice Weinstein
• Liu Describes Comptroller’s Duties, Cites CityTime Scandal
• Crowley Blasts GOP Bill Which Ends Emergency Benefits
• First Central Savings Bank Appoints Henchy President, COO
• SHAREing And CAREing Holds Fundraiser
• Shop Steinway Street During Spring Sidewalk Sale Days For Bargains, Fun
• Letters to the Editor
• Repairing Streets Will Aid Queens, City Economy
• HANAC Dedicates Rooftop Terrace To Vallone Family
• Bryant H. S. Saved
• Ever been asked the famous question of "Where do you see yourself in five years?" How did you respond? Our experts also weigh in with some advice on how to best respond to this question.
• Marshall And Walcott Meet
• Van Bramer And Crowley Put The Brakes On Drag Racing
• No Bail For Queens Terrorists
• Gennaro Sponsors Free Legal Services
• Vallone Speaks On Ongoing Fight Against Graffiti
• Sunnyside Gardens Gets New Street Signs
• One Jewel Avenue Block Renamed For Rabbi
• Modern Courts To Present Awards To Younger And Brown
• Third VW Accident At QB Bridge Exit Ramp
• Mom Leaves Newborn In Hospital Bathroom
• Company Offers $30 To Buyers of Energy Star Room A/Cs
• Board 4, FDNY Say No To P.S. 351 Site
• A-Bomb Survivors Come To Two Queens High Schools
• Crystal Window Grows Sales Despite Poor Economy
• News Of Business Development, Local Arts Scene Heard At Board 1 Cabinet
• DKCA Members Urged To Report Cars Blocking Streets
• Time Warner Cable Digital TV Customers Have Access To More Than 175 Hi-Def Channels
• Husband Files $15M Lawsuit Against NYPD For Wife’s Murder
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Tour Bus Driver Chased Through Queens
• Powhatan Honors Local Leaders
• Motorists Face Tougher Driving Laws
• Cellphone Alerts Warn Of ‘Imminent Danger’
• Community Day at Queens Library at LIC
• DeVry University Announces New Ventura County California Location in Oxnard
• Preview Visual Studio 2010 – coming to DeVry University labs in July 2011. This session will highlight Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010 offering students an exciting, simpler, integrated development learning experience with Visual Basic®,
• Motivation Monday: "Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle." ~Abraham Lincoln
• "Does talent in a particular position outweigh other experiences or should you not even apply for a position when you have no experience?" Our experts have responded.. What do you think?
• How would you answer the question, 'Tell me about yourself' if asked this in an interview? See what our experts have to say.
• In honor of National Military Awareness Month, meet Michael Couch - Satellite Team Chief - U.S Army. In the words of our president, David J Pauldine: "We are tremendously proud of all the men and women serving our country. College can be challenging
• Paper Cash Register Receipts On The Way Out?
• Tektronix, Fluke Scholarship Program at DeVry University Awards 20 Students
• If you were assured you would not fail, what endeavor would you attempt?
• Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement House Welcomes New And Returning Board Members
• Annual Hearing Checkups Recommended For Estimated 28 million Americans
• Preview Visual Studio 2010 – coming to DeVry University labs in July 2011. This session will highlight Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010 offering students an exciting, simpler, integrated development learning experience with Visual Basic®,
• Jewish Child Care Association Holds Spring Celebration
• Braunstein Announces Northeast Queens Photo Contest Winners
• Eight LAGCC Students Receive Venture Funding & Training from Capital One Bank
• LaGuardia is Only Community College Represented Among CUNY Caucus Scholars
• 'Bridge Man' Explores City's Spans From Unique Perspective
• If you could visit with any person in history who would it be and why?
• APAC’s Human Comedy Satisfies Everything
• Ravenswood Family Literacy Center Holds Ceremony
• Gianaris Attends Opening Of DOH HQ In LIC
• Van Bramer Views Student Films
• Transportation Alternatives Joins LIC Alliance
• Queens Botanical Honors H2O And Presents Spring And Summer Fun
• St. John’s Prep Student Honored
• Letter Writer Honored
• Woodside Civic Leaders And Community Members Help In Clean Up
• Koo Gives Flushing A Spring Cleaning
• Gennaro Provides Free Legal Help For Seniors
• Two LaGuardia Students Receive Scholarships
• Astorians Line Up for Free Trees
• Narcotics Cops Snare Fleeing Drug Suspects
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Pheffer Leaving Assembly For Queens County Clerk’s Job
• Harry Gerega, 85
• The Pulpit
• Team Vallone Vs Variety Boys & Girls Club
• Gianaris Blasts Easing Regs For W. Queens Power Plants
• Paper Receipts On The Way Out?
• New Law Passes ‘Parking Power’ to Community Bds.
• Christianity And Zen Buddhism Come Alive In Lecture Series
• TD Bank’s Summer Reading Program For Kids
• PEP Orders P.S. 30 Closed; Bryant H.S. Risks Closing
• Con Edison Green Roof Can Benefit City’s Water
• St. John’s Lutheran Participates In City-Wide Open House
• Astor Room Offers Live Entertainment, Late Supper
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Still Tops
• Bartolino’s Ristorante Italiano
• London Lennie’s Shucks For Autism
• Women May Have Long Wait For Immediate Cancer Screening
• CUNY And Vallone Hold Citizen Application Event
• Astoria Federal Benefactors Honored
• Astor Room Features Elegance Of A Bygone Era
• St. John’s Prep Senior Wins Oratory Contest
• Queens’ New Pro Soccer Team Starts Inaugural Season
• 44th Drive Reconfiguration Is Safety Necessity
• Affordable Vet Care For Senior Pet Owners
• Maloney Offers Bill To Prevent Tanning Bed Cancers
• FDNY Faces Cuts Despite 2010 Rise In Fires, Emergencies
• Letters to the Editor
• Repairing Streets Will Aid Queens, City Economy
• Expect Major Fight To Block Budget Passage By City Council
• Astorian Meets Obama At Ground Zero
• An Incredible Week
• Socrates Park Executive Director Alyson Baker Resigns
• Elmhurst Residents Enjoy New Park At Former Gas Tanks Site
• Addabbo Backs Bill To Cut Medicaid Fraud With Tech Methods
• Walcott Announces $100K Grants To 10 Public Schools That Cut Energy Use
• ’30 Rock’ Thief Cuts A Deal, Avoids Jail
• Tenants May Face Fuel Surcharge
• $2G Reward For Flushing Home Invasion Slay Info
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Cops Launch Summer DWI Offensive
• Today's Trivia Answer: 1931. Thank you all who participated, we'll be selecting one winner at random tonight! Tune in next Tuesday for the next trivia Q&A!
• 80th Anniversary Trivia Question #2: In what year was DeVry founded? One winner with the correct answer will be selected at random to receive an exclusive giveaway!
• Have you attended any webcasts we’ve offered through our corporate partner, Microsoft? Can you give us any feedback (what you learned, was it helpful, what you liked)? Microsoft also wants YOUR suggestions on topics for future webinars. Please leav
• Motivation Monday: "People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it." ~George Bernard Shaw
• Again, Happy Mothers Day to all mothers out there. Share with us how you spent this special day with your mom.
• Happy Mothers Day from all of us here at DeVry University!
• How can you really find out if your job application was received when applying online? Any thoughts? Experts -- what do you have for us?
• LaGuardia Hosts Asian Cultural Festival and Silent Art Auction on May 11
• LAGCC Foundation Honors Former Mayor Edward I. Koch and White Castle Executive John Vogt
• One Hundred Percent of LaGuardia's 2010 Vet Tech Grads Pass National Exam
• LAGCC Students Participate in the Queens...A Taste of the World Event
• Student Government Association Raises Community College Profile at Capitol Hill
• DeVry University Releases its first Academic Annual Report
• Don't forget, we'll be hosting a Twitter chat TODAY, 5/5 at 2pm CST for our #DeVryChat with Career Advisory Board member and career futurist, Erica Orange. This chat will focus on providing career advice for job-seekers as it pertains to the fu
• All recent graduates, be sure to stay connected with your fellow classmates and alums on DVU's Official LinkedIn Alumni Group
• Our career experts are here to answer your questions! What career-related questions do you have? Join us:
• Kelly Orders ‘Heightened Enforcement’ At Sites Throughout Queens
• Developer Unveils New Plans For St. John’s Hospital Site
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
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• The Pulpit
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• Queens Man Credits Pope John Paul II For Keeping Him Alive
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• APAC To Present The Human Comedy
• Lauren LoGiudice Is Rising Star In Film/Theater
• Joplin Tribute To Be Held This Month At St. Michael’s
• Mother’s Day Tribute: Wish She Were Here
• Obama Will Emerge With Stronger Image From Bin Laden’s Death
• Gianaris Wants More Trees
• Edward Jones Opens Astoria Office
• Simotas Tours Neighborhood Senior Centers
• Blaze Claims A Piece Of Queens History
• Board 1 Proposes Version Of Transit Riders’ Bill of Rights
• L.I.C. Dorm Plan Scrapped; Could Become Greek ‘Satellite’ Campus
• Gianaris: ‘Idling Trains Hurt Quality Of Life In LIC’
• LIC Community Calls For Improved 7 Train Service
• Maloney Honored By NYC Detectives
• Mayor, TLC Seek ‘Legitimate’ Livery Car Service
• City Council OK’s Bills To Promote More Neighborhood Parking
• Reverse Mortgages Have Become More Affordable
• Letters to the Editor
• Honor Mothers On Special Day
• Justice Served With bin Laden’s Death
• ‘America Keeps Its Commitments’
• MLB Reaches Decision On Players Comp
• Queens Lutheran School Receives Grant
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• The History Of Mother’s Day
• The Armenian Genocide, The Forgotten Genocide-Part II
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• Boro-Wide Blotter
• DiMarco Of Deer Park To Wed Japson Of Philippines
• Eastern Queens Leads Tax Revolt
• Halloran Salutes Heroic Bayside Firefighter
• New Cigarette Bins For Butts Make Debut In Jackson Heights
• Today is National Teachers Day! Share with us one of the most important things you've ever learned from a teacher.
• 80th Anniversary Trivia Question #1: Boy, do we have high expectations for this first question. Who is the founder of DeVry? Two winners will be selected at random.
• DeVry University will be hosting a Twitter chat this Thursday, 5/5 (2pm CST) for our #DeVryChat with Career Advisory Board member and career futurist, Erica Orange. This chat will focus on providing career advice for job-seekers as it pertains to the fut
• Two LaGuardia Students Named to All-State Academic Team
• A big welcome to all Spring Session B students! Share with us what classes you're taking this session!
• Motivation Monday: "Believe in yourself! Have faith in your abilities! Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own powers you cannot be successful or happy." ~Norman Vincent Peale
• Internship Opportunity – U.S. students passionate about technology, love planning/hosting campus events, & aren’t shy in their enthusiasm for Microsoft products sought for Microsoft’s U.S. Student Partner Program. Resumes/qualificat
• While we were on the DriVen Class Leadership Tour we heard some amazing stories of DriVe and motivation. If you're ever looking for some inspiration, our Flickr page is the place to be! Check it out and hear some of the amazing stories we heard duri
• All of us at DeVry University extend our deep sympathies to those affected by the destructive storms in several southern states the past few days. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time, and we are here to support you in any way we can.
• Reminder: Today is the last day to submit your application to become a DriVen Class Lead Ambassador. If you feel you have the skills to step up and lead, we'd love to hear from you. Best of luck to all applicants!
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• Microsoft packed its latest technology into one giant box, and one lucky Facebook fan will win it all. Win a Windows Phone, a Samsung 9 Series Notebook with Windows 7, Microsoft Office 2010, an Xbox 360, AND a 46" LED TV. Enter the Big Box of Awesom
• "My name is Diego, I am a technician; I get down and dirty in order to fix all kinds of equipment. I try to dress appropriately, but avoid the white collar look. I always thought that I would not be hired if I dressed too formally for a job that req
• Soon to be graduates: We know it's almost your time to shine! In celebration of your hard work and dedication, we have created something special just for you to help celebrate your big moment. Come post your graduation status to your friends and sha
• APAC To Present The Human Comedy
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• Borough-Wide Blotter
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• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Offer Reward For Info On Queens Pipe-Bash Mugger
• Lawmakers Push Registry Of Domestic Abusers
• Van Bramer Honors 9/11 Hero With Street Co-Naming
• 110th Precinct Community Council Honors Three Officers
• Forest Hills Little League Begins Season With FDNY Honor
• Video Contest Winners Announced By Ridgewood Savings Bank
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• Commissions For Kids Charity April 27
• Queens Jazz Artists Go On Rhythm Road
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• The Pulpit
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• EL OLIVO
• Turn The Everyday Into A Special Occasion
• Forecast: Showers!
• Gianaris Honored At Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
• TD Bank Releases 2010 Responsibility Report
• Genocide And Holocaust Remembrance Day To Be Held In Times Square
• Queens Library’s Literacy Program Wins $10,000 National Award
• HALLORAN ASKS CITY TO RESTORE MONUMENT:
• Council Due To Get Mayor’s Budget Next Week
• Conservative Party Honors Vallone
• NYC DEP Launches Rain Barrel Program To Conserve Water
• Y Wednesdays To Benefit Local YMCA
• Clinton Dems Co-Hosts Meeting
• Benefits For Older Veterans And Their Families
• Seaburn Bookstore Reopens For Business
• Astoria Business Hosts Pajama Drive
• Letters to the Editor
• Air Traffic Controller Errors Put Us All In Danger
• UFT Rally Protests Cuts
• St. Michael’s Cemetery To Hold Annual Tribute To Joplin
• Environmental Organizations Honor Maloney
• Sprucing Up The Big Apple
• Queens Celebrates Interfaith Earth Day May 15
• Activists Call For PCB Removal In Public Schools
• The DriVen Class Leadership Tour may have concluded last week but there is still time to apply to be a DriVen Class Lead Ambassador. Have you had an opportunity to apply? Want more information? Visit:
• Asian Heritage Celebration & Conversation with Comic Book Writers on May 2
• In honor of our 80th anniversary, we’ve created a series of trivia questions based on our past 80 years of history here at DeVry. Winner(s) of each trivia question will be selected at random and prizes will be awarded and mailed to you. This is exc
• Soon to be graduates: We know it's almost your time to shine! In celebration of your hard work and dedication, we have created something special just for you to help celebrate your big moment. Come post your graduation status to your friends and sha
• Motivation Monday: "You must find the place inside yourself where nothing is impossible." ~Deepak Chopra
• Happy Earth Day from DeVry University! Anything special on your agenda to honor the day?
• What inspires you the most?
• What an amazing journey The DriVen Class Leadership Tour team has been on these past four weeks. From our start in LA, where we began our introductions with the potential new DriVen Class Lead Ambassadors, all the way through our stops in Phoenix, Housto
• Danica McKellar, well-known from "The Wonder Years" & "The West Wing" & now also a mathematician and best-selling author, taught an Algebra III class at Decatur High School yesterday. Students won the opportunity following our
• Miss America Helps Fight Childhood Obesity
• DeVry University Names Wired’s Chris Anderson as 80th Anniversary Commencement Speaker
• Hermes Expo International & SAE Honor Greek American Educators
• Reality House Breaks Ground For New Vet Community Residence
• APAC Actors Perform Plays By Students
• Civic Leaders Announce New Parking Rule To Help Small Businesses
• Stop & Shop Provides Emergency Assistance To Kosher Food Pantry
• Ulrich Honors Ozone Park’s Newest Marine
• Van Bramer, P.S. 150 Fight To Preserve After School Program
• New Self Check-In System At Broadway Library Branch
• City To Be New Port Of Call For Disney Cruise Line
• Parks Department And Yale Reforest Kissena Corridor Park
• Library Introduces New Express Self-Service Technology At Corona
• Apartment Fire Quickly Contained
• 114th Pct. Seeks Help In Hotel Stickup
• Dromm Brings Arts Program To Schools
• Fundraiser Held For Whitestone Ambulance By Local Youth
• Hermes Expo International And SAE USA Hold Seminar For Young Professionals
• Touchstone Health Promotes Healthy Living Through Various Programs
• Queens Plaza Parking Still Rankles At Dutch Kills Civic
• City: Wrap Disposed Bedding, Avoid $100 Fine
• MetroCard Deals For Mets Fans
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Economy Is Nation’s Chief Problem, Citibank Official Says
• Monserrate Making Dough In Corona
• Ex-Con Convicted Of Setting LIC Mom On Fire
• Singer Adds ‘Soul’ In Bid To Save 5 Pointz Building
• Vallone Jr. Talks About Graffiti And Scratchiti
• Park Carousel Proposers To Meet April 27 For RFPs
• Bicycle Registration Bill Withdrawn
• Maloney: Doomsday GOP Budget Ends Medicare, Gives Wealthy $1 Trillion Tax Cuts
• We want to thank everyone at the Addison campus for taking time out of your day (during finals week) to meet with us yesterday. It was great putting faces to names that we have been engaging with on The DriVen Class website, our Facebook pages, and even
• Samuel Adams And ACCION USA Help Local Busineses
• Reality House Breaks Ground For New Vet Community Residence
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• MTA To Re-Charge ‘Old’ E-Z Passes
• 114th Precinct Seeking Assistance
• Lexington School For The Deaf Cuts Gas Bills, Saves Money
• The Pulpit
• New York State Legislature Signs Letter On Behalf Of Patriarch
• Brown Presents Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Of America With Check
• A Movable Feast
• Queens Playwright Premieres Play In Manhattan
• TCM Festival Movies Free On Demand
• Pollos A La Brasa Mario
• Port Chuck Rocks At Studio Square
• Enterprise Shuttle Lands In NYC, On The Intrepid
• Port Chuck Rocks At Studio Square
• No Chopping Block For Bryant H.S. Student
• Day Of Service And Walkathon At Astoria Park
• Queens Museum Of Art Breaks Ground For Expansion
• Hevesi Hospitalized In Prison Infirmary After Being Sentenced
• Mixed-Use Permit For St. John’s Hospital Site Cancelled
• PERC In Groundwater In LIC?
• Ackerman Praises Obama Plan To Restore Fiscal Health
• Law Enforcement Officials Share Stage At UCCA Meeting
• Christianity And Zen Buddhism
• Immaculate Conception School Hosts The Easter Bunny
• Con Ed, Go Green Earth Day And Every Day
• DiBlasi Receives Community Award
• Assembly Passes Meng’s Bill To Continue Human Trafficking Fight
• UCCA Concerned At Rising Numbers Of Homeless
• How To Save Money When You Hit Medicare’s Part D Donut Hole
• Social Security Tackles Heart Diseases
• Flushing House Resident Receives Senior Service Award
• Weiner Study Pinpoints $25 B Fed Cut From Queens In GOP Budget
• Detective Visits St. John’s Prep, Talks Forgiveness
• Queens Plaza Parking Still Rankles At Dutch Kills Civic
• Lions Club Welcomes Newest Chapter: Bayside–Whitestone
• Letters to the Editor
• Easter, Passover: Changing Seasons, Enduring Freedoms
• Cuomo Makes Moves On Pension Reform: Stirs Some Pushback
• NYC Lawmakers Denounce Republican Budget Cuts
• Sunnyside Chamber Elects Officers, Hears Plan To Reopen Hospital
• Support Military Families
• We cannot believe we are already on the final stop of The DriVen Class Leadership Tour. After stops around the United States, we have finally made it home to meet the final two DriVen Class Lead Ambassadors. We will be at the Addison campus today from 11
• REMINDER: Preview Visual Studio 2010 – coming to DeVry labs in July 2011. This session will highlight Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010 offering students an exciting, simpler, integrated development learning experience with Visual Basic®,
• Best of luck to all students with final exams and papers that are due this week!
• Motivation Monday: "The will to win, the desire to succeed, the urge to reach your full potential... these are the keys that will unlock the door to personal excellence." ~Confucius
• Preview Visual Studio 2010 – coming to DeVry University labs in July 2011. This session will highlight Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2010 offering students an exciting, simpler, integrated development learning experience with Visual Basic®,
• Each time we roam, Chicago is—calling us home. Students and alumni, bring your “razzmatazz” to our Addison (4/19) and Chicago (4/20) campus next week. Stand up, stand out--let us know what makes you a leader, one of the DriVen Class.
• It’s the weekend before final exams and papers are due. Alumni – what's your best advice for current students on how to plan and prep accordingly for the upcoming finals week?
• CLASS OF 2011: It’s our 80th anniversary celebration--step up & take your moment in the spotlight! We want to feature you in a photomontage before the June commencement ceremony that would consist of a looped slideshow of pictures & quotes
• Former LaGuardia Student-Turned Novelist Will Read at the College on April 27
• Faces of LaGuardia Exhibition on Display at Queens Borough Hall Through May 20
• Alumni Art Exhibition at the Experimental Space at Reis Studio May 14-22
• What a day we have had in Philadelphia! We started the eventful day in Fort Washington and met with students, alumni, faculty and staff in the morning and afternoon. We ended the day at the Center City campus. There were some amazing stories of DriVe and
• You've been with the same company for the past 20+ years. Does working with one company for a long time work against you? What do you think?
• Calling all Philadelphia area students & alumni! The DriVen Class team has arrived and will be at both the Ft. Washington & Center City campus today! We’re gearing up for what promises to be a busy and incredible day! If you’re around
• CLASS OF 2011: It’s our 80th anniversary celebration--step up and take your moment in the spotlight! We want to feature you in a photomontage before the June commencement ceremony that would consist of a looped slideshow of pictures & quotes fr
• What a great 2 days in Atlanta! Thank you to everyone who participated in making our 7th & 8th stop on the DriVen Class tour a success! Today the team heads to Philadelphia and will visit both the Ft. Washington & Philadelphia Center City campuse
• Dealership Cars Towed On Northern Boulevard By NYPD
• Edward Jones To Host Open House
• Missing
• Time Warner Cable Announces Second Annual Connect A Million Minds Week
• Launch Of $10M Renovation For Boys/Girls Club in Richmond Hill
• New Exhibit Remembers Slocum Tragedy
• Issues Raised At Board 2 On Gotham Center Parking
• SB 30: Keep Current Teacher Staff Levels
• Vallone Returns To Alma Mater For Career Day
• Lexington Students Take First Place At National Science Fair
• Peralta Announces $50K For Library Materials
• Queens Pols, Increase Safety At Koch-QB Bridge Exit
• LaGuardia Hosts Immigration Awareness Week from April 25 to 28
• Trees Return To MacDonald Park
• Addabbo Bill Would Use Schools To Teach ‘Hate’ Crime Prevention
• Bell Toll Commemorates 150th Anniversary Of Civil War
• Dromm Initiative Sparks Elmhurst Restaurant Week
• Cuomo Signs Extension Of Jobless Benefits
• Straphanger ‘Bill of Rights’ Under State Review
• Queens Trees Reflect Rich History
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Cops: ‘Yahoo’ Busted In Foiled Bank Heist
• Gianaris Working To Protect Accident Cafe
• Van Bramer Honors Bryant Women’s Basketball Team
• Gianaris Bill Protecting People From Hidden Dangers
• London Lennie’s Explores The History Of Seghesio Winery
• Glynn New Crime Prevention Officer at 114th
• FERC Order Imposes Unfair Costs On Customers
• Easter Vigil At Trinity Lutheran
• The Pulpit
• State Funding Helps Keep Senior Centers Open
• Astoria Goes Buggy Over ‘Men In Black III’
• Queens College Prof. Krasner Receives Fulbright Fellowship
• Queens County Bird Club Monthly Meeting
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Comic Books Have An Illustrious History
• Astoria Dance Centre Brings Joy To Kids April 17
• Immaculate Conception To Screen Three Hitchcock Films
• Exo Cafe
• Local Sisters Discuss The Impact Of Nuns In History
• Black Out, Walcott In As Mayor Shakes Up DOE
• Triumph Of Freedom
• Queens County Savings Bank Opens College Point Branch
• Crowley Fights Republican Efforts To Cut College $ Aid
• Amalgamated Bank Holds Reception For Queens Civic Groups
• Quontic Bank Expands Community Services To Astoria
• Hospice Care: A Peaceful Way To Go
• Beware Of Mechanic Scam
• Ferrari Opens New Bronx Location
• Western Queens Reps Continue To Rally For Bryant H.S.
• Opposistion To DOE-Proposed Charter Expansion At P.S. 111
• When The Federal Government Forgets How To Count
• Letters to the Editor
• Simotas: City’s Prosperity Lies With Private Sector
• Local Pols Blast DOT
• Japan Quake Focuses Attention On Indian Point
• Maloney Announces Bill To Create National Museum Of Women’s History
• Good morning Decatur! The DriVen Class team is on campus today! If you’re around from 10AM – 4PM, stop by our booth that's setup in the commons on the 6th floor. We’re looking for students & alumni who are passionate, knowledge
• What a great day in Alpharetta! Thank you to everyone who came out to meet The DriVen Class team today! If you didn’t get a chance to meet with us today, that’s okay! Visit our website for more info on how to share your story, view tour dates
• Motivation Monday: "Believe you can and you're halfway there" ~Theodore Roosevelt
• The Leadership Tour is heating up with our arrival in Atlanta! We'll be on the Alpharetta campus this afternoon from 12:00-6:00 p.m. Stop by the library when you have a minute today and meet The DriVen Class team! We look forward to hearing what wha
• Having trouble writing a good cover letter for each job that you apply for? See what our experts suggest you do.
• Georgia, the road leads back to you! Then, we’ll be flying high--running up those iconic steps in Philly. Students & alumni come share your pride, your passion—what makes you a leader of your DriVen Class. Our roadshow will be in Alpharet
• LAGCC Green Week Celebration April 12 to 14
• Specially Designed Program Provides EMT Training to Non-traditional Adult Students
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum - Fred Callis - President and Chief Executive Officer at Affiniti, Inc.
• Miller Announces Collegiate Scholarship Program
• Water Landing In Rockaway
• Houston, you definitely kept bringing your brightest and best out to us while we were on campus. We wish we had more time to meet more of you and continue to hear all the amazing stories. If you missed out, be sure to check out some of the great photo�
• Class of 2011: It’s our 80th anniversary celebration--step up and take your moment in the spotlight! We want to feature you in a photomontage before the June commencement ceremony that would consist of a looped slideshow of pictures & quotes fr
• The DriVen Class team is back on campus again this morning, Houston. Make sure to stop by the commons until 3:00 pm and show us that you have what it takes to become a leader. We have lots of freebies if you stop by and introduce yourself!
• ElmJack Little League Honors Andre LaMorta
• Want to expand your game programming knowledge? This Microsoft virtual event will highlight the capabilities of the XNA® Game Studio Express and explore game development for Xbox 360®, Windows®, and Zune™. Virtual event – TODAY AP
• Thank you to everyone who came out to visit with The DriVen Class team in Houston today! If you didn’t get a chance to meet with us, that’s okay! We'll be on campus again tomorrow from 9:00-3:00 p.m. We are leaving you this evening with
• Houston area students & alumni - are you interested in helping others reach their full potential? Think you have what it takes to become a DriVen Class Lead Ambassador? Come visit with the team today. We’re on campus in the commons with a video
• Stay Alert And Safe
• Help Japan But Beware Of Scams
• Crash Raises Questions At Queens Plaza
• The Pulpit
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• FDNY Looking Into Willets Point Fire
• Con Ed Outlines Sustainable Future Road Map
• LIC Resident Robotti, 1921-2011
• Ferraro Eulogized, Laid To Rest In Queens
• Steinway Mansion Bounty Goes To Auction
• Rizzo’s Pizza Opens New Location
• This Year’s Movies Bring Rating Reminders
• ‘House Of Fashion’ Opens In Whitestone
• Auburndale Soccer League Welcomes Quontic Bank
• MAMMA'S PIZZA & RESTAURANT
• Peter, Paul And Perry Jam For Vallone’s 50th Birthday
• Queenss Seess Majjorr Posstt--Warr Devellopmentt
• St. Francis Prep Student Sings For Mets May 17
• Gianaris Fights Electricity Rate Increase
• Astoria Civic Association Holds Scholarship Dinner-Dance
• Ramp On RFK Bridge To City Closing April 11
• Internet In Bloom For The Lay Person
• You May Be Covered By New Pre-Existing Condition Plan
• Rally Held To Save Bryant H.S.
• Tinnitus: Tips And Treatments For Ringing Ears
• Boro Cabinet Hears New Tax Preparation Requirements
• Mayersohn Retires; Her Laws Confronting HIV Highlighted Career
• Protecting Public School Children
• Letters to the Editor
• Budget In By Deadline Raises Hopes For Future
• 140 Firefighters Respond To Willets Point Fire
• Eight Point Housing Plan
• We just passed the 30,000 mark on our page! A BIG thank you goes out to each and every one of you that have been a part of this amazing community and have made it what it is today!
• A Year And Counting
• Italian American Museum Remembers Ferraro
• Rotary Club Of Flushing Helps Kids Stay Healthy
• Consul General Of Japan Travels To Bayside
• Art House Astoria Hosts Musical Fundraiser
• ‘Hands On New York Day’ Seeks Volunteers To Clean 15 Queens Parks
• Let The Buyer Beware
• Battle Erupts As Rent Control Law Expires June 15
• Sister Charged In Death Of Older Sister
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Queens Man Indicted In $10M Loan Scam
• Baskin-Robbins Thanks Customers, NYFD With Fifth Annual ‘31¢ Scoop Night’
• Queens Resident Still Shines On American Idol
• "General Hospital" Band Is Heading For LIC
• Astoria Has New Members On CB1
• Peralta, Ban ‘Nasty’ Business Cards
• Vallone Attends Career Day
• St. John’s Prep Women’s Basketball Scores Victory
• Quinn, Councilmembers, Officials Unveil Web Site To Combat Bedbugs
• Saving Our Classrooms: The Time To Invest In Our Children Is Now
• Triangle Fire Remembered 100 Years Later
• The Leadership Tour is moseying on over to Houston. We’re so excited to meet the future leaders of The DriVen Class. Your stories have inspired us so much, and we can’t wait to help you share them with others. Stop on by our booth and share y
• Want to expand your game programming knowledge? This Microsoft virtual event will highlight the capabilities of the XNA® Game Studio Express and explore game development for Xbox 360®, Windows®, and Zune™. Virtual event – APRIL 7
• Young Queens Residents Learn Boating Safety
• Paula Da Silva-Michelin Named 2011 New York Times ESOL Teacher of the Year
• Motivation Monday: "I have learnt that success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed." ~ Booker T. Washington
• Houston, we have a problem—if our best and brightest students and alumni don’t come to our DriVen Class roadshow next week at our Equity Drive (4/6) and West Loop (4/7) campuses. Come show your peers why everything’s bigger in Texas&mda
• Steinway Mansion Bounty Goes To Auction
• The College's Honor Society Makes a Clean Sweep at Regional Awards Ceremony
• Keith Wyche, President of CUB Foods, provides career advice for our DeVry University community. He also wants to hear from you - ask him any career related questions that you may have and we will share his answers in a future post!
• Often times, the alarm buzzing is enough to awaken you after a few rounds of snooze, but it is not enough to really wake you up and get you started for the day. What song gets you motivated in the morning? We cannot wait to add it to The DriVen Class pla
• "What would say are your worst qualities/habits?" We all receive questions similar to this one at some point during the interview process, what would be your best advice on how to properly answer this question? See what our experts recommend:
• Jackson Heights Is Star Of New Theater Production
• Another great day, this time in Phoenix! Thank you to everyone who participated today, and had the time to stop by and learn more about DriVen Class! If you didn't get a chance to meet with us today, that’s okay! We'll be back tomorrow! A
• APAC Honors Local Support For The Performing Arts
• Manslaughter Conviction In Fatal Club Brawl
• Jury Finds Cop Shooter Guilty
• Crackdown Snares Bogus Queens Bus Drivers
• Savvy Senior How To Keep Up With Your Medications
• Dromm Addresses Community
• Van Bramer Celebrates Women’s History Month
• Students Inducted Into Honor Club
• St. John’s Prep Student Receives Sportsmanship Award
• Vallone Welcomes Pan Gregorian Enterprises To Steinway Street
• MTA Bridges And Tunnels Gives Motorists Real Travel Time Information
• Maloney At St. Patrick’s Day Annual Breakfast
• Weprin Supports Blood Drive
• Koo Donates $2,000 For Meditation Garden
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Marshall Attends Senior Center Re-Opening
• 110th Pct. Community Council Has March Meeting
• 79 New Trees To Be Planted At MacDonald Park
• Hevesi Sentencing Postponed As He Is Hospitalized
• City Spending Big Bucks For Birdman
• Willets Point Owners ‘Ramp Up’ Legal Challenge
• ‘It Will Always Be The Queensboro Bridge’
• Seniors Get Relief From ‘Doughnut Hole’
• Braunstein Attends International Food Festival
• The Magic Of Broadway Comes To Astoria
• Van Bramer Recognizes 100 Year Old Sunnyside Resident
• Queens Library And Department Of Consumer Affairs Opens Empowerment Centers
• McAngels Soar At Eighth Annual Sweetheart Dinner Dance
• American Airlines Pays Tribute To Medal Of Honor Recipients
• Rezoning Review For Sunnyside/Woodside Underway
• Miller Holds Essay Contest for Women’s History Month
• Armenian Holocaust Survivors Tell Their Story
• Professor Lakshmi Bandlamudi Completes Her Fulbright Project in India
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Astoria Students Create Special Gift For Tsunami Victims
• Crowley Marks Anniversary Of Healthcare Law
• Reward For Queensbridge Birthday Slaying
• Holiday Bandit Arrested After Allegedly Robbing Ninth Bank
• ‘Political Diary’ Rises At Seaburn Books
• Van Bramer Reaches Out To Local Small Businesses
• The Pulpit
• New Area Code Reflects Phone Number History
• APAC Honors Vallone Jr. And Rosenbluth At Anniversary Gala
• GRAND CAFÉ
• Halloran Delivers New Four-Way Stop Signs
• Cuomo Wins Major Budget Victory
• Gianaris Celebrates Greek Independence Day
• Queens County Savings Bank To Open In College Point
• Police Department Numbers To Reach 20-Year Low In 2012
• Community Learns About Dangers Of Hydrofracking
• Spyropoulos Students Celebrate A Slice Of Pi
• Maloney Introduces ‘Start Up Visa’ Bill To Create Jobs In U.S.
• Four Alarm Blaze Destroys Astoria Cafe, Apartments
• On the brief side...
• Despite Local Opposition Queensboro Bridge Is Re-Named
• Mount Sinai Queens Plans Expansion Despite Medicaid Cuts
• SCS Celebrates Tech Center’s First Anniversary
• DOH Should Help Not Hinder
• Letters to the Editor
• Political ‘Trailblazer’ Dies
• Wrong Census Count Means Disaster For NYC
• Good morning, Phoenix! The DriVen Class team will be on campus today and tomorrow to meet you and share our stories about what The DriVen Class is all about. Make sure to stop by our red tent and booth to introduce yourself and learn more about how you
• What a great day we had in Pomona! Thank you to everyone who participated in making our second stop on the DriVen Class tour a success! If you didn’t get a chance to meet with us today, that’s okay! Visit our website for more info on how to s
• Build your first Windows Phone 7 application. This Microsoft lab will give you the building blocks to any Windows Phone Silverlight application. Learn how to build mobile apps and gain access to the same tools professional developers and designers have!
• Good morning from the west coast! The DriVen Class leadership tour has pulled in to our latest stop and we are very excited to meet the Pomona area students (campus and on-line) and alumni. Come by and meet the team. Share your story in the video booth.
• Millennials and managers: See what’s changed with Gen Y & how it’s changing hiring. Join us @DeVryUniv on Twitter 3/31 (1pm CST) for #DeVryCareers with Career Advisory Board member, Alexandra Levit.
• Millennials and managers: See what’s changed with Gen Y & how it’s changing hiring. Join us @DeVryUniv on Twitter 3/31 (1pm CST) for #DeVryCareers with Career Advisory Board member, Alexandra Levit.
• Interested in learning more about The DriVen Class and how you can participate? Chase & Heather from the roadshow team have created a fun video showing you the in’s and out’s of the story-telling booth! Who's joining us in Pomona tom
• As our community grows and we are near welcoming 30,000 fans—we’d like to say THANK YOU! Thank you for your commitment to your education, your careers, and your communities. As a token of our appreciation we’d like to select 10 fans (at
• For extended coverage and live updates, be sure to follow the DriVen Class on Twitter! We promise to keep you up to speed and engaged throughout the entire tour!
• CALLING ALL SHERMAN OAKS – LA AREA STUDENTS & ALUMNI! The DriVen Class team is on campus! We’re gearing up for what promises to be an incredible day! If you’re around from 11AM – 6PM, be sure to stop by the DriVen Class booth
• Share what keeps your drive alive. Nurture what compels you to become more. Be an inspiration to others not just because you can, but because there’s no way you could not. Who are the aspiring Driven Class leaders that we’ll be seeing next we
• Sherman Oaks area students & alumni: The Driven Class will be on campus Monday from 11:00AM - 6PM. Be sure to stop by, we are on the search for inspiring students and alumni leaders! Look for the red tent with The DriVen Class sign on it, and we'
• We are headed out West for a road-trip down Route 66 in search of inspiring student and alumni leaders and community connectors. Join us as we meet with the best of the best--students and alumni to represent The DriVen Class. Come show us why you want to
• McClancy H.S. Tyros Drama Club's Cuckoo's Nest A Hit
• Earth hour is on tomorrow, 3/26 at 8:30pm. People across the world will be turning off their lights for 1 hour in an attempt to raise awareness about sustainability. From the Eiffel Tower to the Taj Mahal to the Egyptian pyramids to our very own Willis T
• 21% of Millennials cited meaningful/fulfilling work as a Top 3 priority, while only 8% of hiring managers polled thought this was a Millennial employee priority. Find out what other surprises the Career Advisory Board uncovered in their research and some
• “With the smallest investment, in the right places—you can radically transform the quality of your relationships and life.” – from Nigel Marsh on “How to Make Work-Life Balance Work” What’s your motto for work-li
• Holy Cross Class of 2015 Receives Scholarships
• We're nearing the end of week 4, which means you’re halfway through the session already. Good luck to those of you who still have mid-terms this week! Also, a friendly reminder that you're now able to register for classes next session.
• Want to expand your Windows 7 knowledge? MSDN Academic Alliance invites our students to a Windows 7 product session. Pick up some Windows 7 Tips & Tricks. Virtual event – TODAY March 24th 1:00-2PM EST – Register now!
• The DriVen Class is a community that will be led by 12 DeVry University & Keller students or alumni selected from six key regions across the country who will serve as DriVen Class Lead Ambassadors. We will be visiting campuses in Los Angeles, Phoenix
• Metal Workers Apprentices Wanted By March 24
• LAGCC Holds Three-day Fundraiser for Japan
• Clown Week In The City
• Light Overcoming the Darkness
• A New Slice Out Of The Apple
• Savvy Senior
• NY Federal Reserve VP Tours Crystal
• Assembly Action To Guarantee Funding Senior Care
• Free Legal Services For Queens Residents
• College Radio Stations Offer Many Listening Options
• Boys And Girls Club Member To Compete For Youth Of The Year
• Local Pols And Seniors Protest Proposed Center Closures
• Vallone Speaks At JFK Regular Democratic Club
• Queens Purim Food Drive
• Martin Luther School To Host Academic Talent Expo
• American Idol’s Pia Toscano Advances To Top 12
• Holy Cross Students Celebrate National Pi Day
• Vallone Marches In St. Patrick’s Day Parade
• Martin Luther School Junior Crowned Miss Teen New York Latina
• St. John’s Prep Wins City Championship, Advances To State
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Gay-Bash Teens Could Face Murder As A Hate Crime
• Vehicle Booting Program Goes Hi-Tech
• Teen Dies In Tragic Fall
• Sex Offenders Prohibited From Working With Kids Under 16
• New Laws Tighten Background Checks On Child Sex Offender
• Koslowitz Fights To Save Young Israel Of Forest Hills
• Former Willets Point Workers Graduate From Center For Automotive Education
• Viva San Giuseppe, Viva!
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Seek Signatures To Save 5 Pointz Building
• Viva San Gieuseppe, Viva!
• The Pulpit
• Rally Against Senior Center Closures
• Cuomo, Silver Budget Impass Continues
• Winter Wildlife Week
• Boys & Girls Club Awards Youth, Mentors
• NAPOLI PIZZA & PASTA
• Parents: ‘Move VOICE Out Of Our School!’
• St. Nicks Are GOYA Champs
• Modern-Day Greece Formed By Historic Struggles
• Historical Society Commemorates Shirtwaist Factory Fire
• Art Students Help Spread Awareness Of Melanoma
• Book Swap Literacy Celebration
• Con Ed Sponsors CALDC
• Looking Backward 100 Years At The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
• Schumer, Gillibrand Announce $13M DOT Grant For JFK Runway
• 23rd Street-Ely Station Becomes Court Square
• MMI’s Goodman Speaks At Board 1 Meeting
• Marshall Installs Clinton Democratic Club Board
• Board 1 Declares Opposition To Bridge Renaming
• Mallia Celebrates 100th At HANAC
• Weiner Wants A Two-Thirds Vote To Protect S.S. Program
• Queens Deserves Yellow Taxis
• Letters to the Editor
• After Long, Hard Winter, Welcome Spring
• Maloney Announces Major Gun Check Legislation
• NRG Energy Corporate Sponsor For CALDC’s Waterfront Concerts
• Earth Day Celebration
• Are you interested in how to search for a job within your career field while still working? We all know it can be a struggle at times, but our experts are here with a few ideas on how to successfully master this.
• In celebration of our 80th Anniversary, we are proud to announce The DriVen Class – a community of encouragement empowered by DeVry University and Keller students, alumni, faculty and employees who’ve experienced first –hand the benefit
• Want to expand your Windows 7 knowledge? MSDN Academic Alliance invites our students to a Windows 7 product session. Pick up some Windows 7 Tips & Tricks at our virtual event – MARCH 24th, 2011 – Register today!
• STUDENTS & ALUMNI: are you passionate, knowledgeable and feel great pride towards your DeVry University/Keller education? Tune in tomorrow as we have a very special announcement for you at 12:00 PM CST! Heck, we'll even give you a late night hin
• Your success means the world to us, so we hope you’ll share in our enthusiasm as we celebrate the accomplishments of our community as a whole. This year marks the 80th anniversary of DeVry University and Keller Graduate School of Management, and we
• At DeVry University we don’t break out the green just for Saint Patrick’s Day. We live green every day, preparing our students for the growing green collar sector with degree programs specializing in Sustainability Management and Renewable En
• For those of you who attended the Microsoft MSDNAA & DreamSpark presentation today and have questions on how to access your software benefits, please contact the DeVry University help desk at 1-877-784-1997. Or, submit a remedy ticket from the studen
• For those of you who attended the Microsoft MSDNAA & DreamSpark presentation today and have questions on how to access your software benefits, please contact the DeVry University help desk at 1-877-784-1997. Or, submit a remedy ticket from the studen
• Crowley Releases Letter To Black
• REMINDER: Learn more about the FREE Microsoft software available to our students through the MSDN Alliance and Dreamspark programs. Webcast event TODAY – MARCH 17th from 1:00-2PM EST – Register now!
• Howard Beach Resident Makes American Idol’s Top 13
• City Council Chartered as Newest Friends of the Library
• First the free Microsoft Careers Conference, now they want to give DeVry University students more tools! (We love our corporate partners.) This time we have a free Microsoft Certification exam voucher for our students. STUDENTS: Be sure to follow complet
• Featured Faculty Spotlight: Meet Vanda Crossley - Program Chair and Professor, HIT - DeVry University Houston
• Koslowitz Participates In Mitzvah Day
• Queens Legislators React To Planned Teacher Layoffs
• Van Bramer Visits N.Y. Irish Center
• Crowley Attends Irish Celebration In Maspeth
• Senior Housing, Appliance Disposal Discussed At Board 1 Cabinet Meeting
• Elected, City Officials Grilled At Town Hall
• Time Warner Launches Voice Manager
• Crystal Window And Door Systems Launches New Logo
• Eighth Annual Dining Out Initiative For Hunger Relief
• TLC Officials Discuss Livery Cab Pickups At Board 6
• LAGCC Hosts Mid-Atlantic Slavic Conference on March 26
• Weiner, Astronaut Visit Students In Brooklyn And Queens
• Armenian Genocide Survivors And Experts To Give Interviews In Flushing
• Woodhaven-Richmond Hill Senior Center Reopens
• Koslowitz Vows To Fight Senior Center Closings
• Web Site Warns Landlords Of ‘Bad Tenants’
• Fans Pitch To Sing For Mets
• 114th Precinct
• ‘No Heat’ Landlords Face Stiffer Penalties
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Cops Put Brakes On Stolen Car Ring
• Communism, Beatniks And A New President In 1961
• Our Lady Of Mount Carmel Sends Postcards To New Flock
• Silver Presses The Point, Offers Revised Millionaire’s Tax To Test Gov’s ‘No New Taxes’ Pledge
• The Pulpit
• How Fragile Is The Solid Earth Beneath Our Feet
• New York Community Bancorp Forms Matching Fund Relief For Japan
• Verizon Offers Free Calls To Japan
• Making Safe Donations To Japan
• Dromm Brings Anti-Bullying Program To Corona School
• Card Games Provide Indoor Entertainment
• FIAOQ To Hold Summer Event
• LUIGI'S…SINCE 1992
• Diary Of William Steinway Now Found On The Web
• Continue Tax For Wealthy Says Civic Group
• Sunnyside Chamber Revisits Congestion Pricing Issue
• St. Patrick's Day
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Vallone And Halloran Fight No-Fault Auto Insurance Fraud
• Political Colleagues Inducted Into Women’s Hall Of Fame
• Queens D.A. To Prosecute City’s First ‘DWI Interlock’ Case
• EPA Asked: ‘Revisit Ban On Drilling Near NYC Watershed’
• Parker Jewish Hosts NEQJCC Awards Reception
• Three Graffiti Vandals Arrested
• Schumer Says Queens To Get Disaster Funds For Snow Removal
• Queens Has Good Business Base, Employment Picture
• Letters to the Editor
• All New Yorkers Are Irish On St. Patrick’s Day
• Queens Responds To Quakes, Tsunamis
• Plans To Relocate Prison Barge Runs Aground
• Powhatan And Pocahontas Dem Club Installs New Members
• Friends Of The Queens Library
• He’s 28 and he’s right handed. He owns a cell phone, but not a bank account. What surprised you about National Geographic’s “World’s Most Typical Person”?
• Learn more about the FREE Microsoft software available to our students through the MSDN Alliance and Dreamspark programs. Webcast event – MARCH 17th, 2011 – Register today!
• LaGuardia Honors Six Newly Elected Assembly and Council Women
• International Mother Language Day Celebration on March 30
• Motivation Monday: "Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of being." ~John Wooden
• Don't forget, it's Daylight Savings Time. Be sure to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight!
• The Armenian Genocide
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum (1985) - Ronald Zielinski - Director and VP, Customer Service at Coherent, Inc.
• You’ve made a good career decision by advancing your education. However, landing the job you want straight out of college, can be challenging. As a new graduate, you want to distinguish yourself from the pack. Use these resources to hone your skil
• DeVry professor teaches Ravenswood students a conservation, technical, and economic lesson! When Ravenswood Elementary School couldn't afford new computers for its students, the students decided to just build their own. After fundraising for parts,
• Help us cheer on Army veteran & recent DeVry University graduate, Maxine Zeller. Maxine embodies the “Let Nothing Stand In Your Way” spirit in her community involvement and as she’s met incredible challenges with grace. As such, she
• "Does it seem unprofessional if I list experience on my resume and tell them it's my family business during the interview?" Well, let's find out, but more importantly, what do you think?
• LAGCC Recognizes Over 100 GED Program Graduates
• LaGuardia's GED Program in The Chronicle of Higher Education
• Sunnyside DYCD Welcomes Mullgrav
• Detective Shares Survivors Tale, Forgiveness
• Avella Stands With HANAC Seniors
• Deadline For UNCF, Verizon Black History Essay Contest
• Council Committee Questions Hydrofracking Testimony
• FDNY Warns Don’t Use Gasoline Products On Bedbugs
• Reward For Elmhurst Church Robbery
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Get Ready For New Area Code In Queens
• Flushing Mom Charged With Murder Of Wheelchair-Bound Son
• Cops Looking For Flushing Sexual Predator
• ERDA Provides Free Tax Prep
• DOT Repairs Queens Roadways
• 114th Precinct Keeps Astoria Nightlife Safe, Orderly
• Queens Library Receives Largesse From China Overseas Exchange Association
• Quinn Reports On Finances, Zoning, Business Regulations At Board 2
• Developments In Five Neighborhoods Show Borough’s Promise
• Featured Faculty Spotlight: Meet Chad Kennedy - Professor, Biomedical Engineering Technology (BMET), Electrical Engineering Technology (EET) - DeVry University Phoenix
• Meng Protests Funding Cuts To Queens Library
• The Downside Of Good Fortune
• Koslowitz Goes Door To Door With Citymeals-On-Wheels
• Miller Teaches Respect For All
• Weiner Awards Bronze Medal To Student
• Addabbo Receives Award From Community Group
• Firefighter Rescues Hurt Hawk
• Crowley Rails Against GOP $25B Middle Class Tax Hike
• Electeds Unite To Oppose Maspeth Bus Depot
• Federal Reserve VP Tracey To Visit Crystal Windows
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Communism, Beatniks And A New President In 1961
• New MMI Director Goodman Plans Expansion
• Baroque Without Bach
• Children’s Foundation Unveils ‘Care Room’ At Elmhurst Hospital
• Maloney Speaks At Women’s History Month Event
• Sunday Nights Swing At Bohemian Hall And Beer Garden
• The Pulpit
• Looks Like Tough Budget Talks Ahead
• Queens Outdoor Fun In Spring
• ARMONDO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT CELEBRATING 40 YEARS
• DCP May Erase 5 Pointz’ Graffiti Canvas
• ‘Irish Weather’ For St. Pat’s Parade
• Eight Receive Honors At Black History Awards Ceremony
• Financial Advice On Astoria Civic Association Agenda
• Maloney Wants Hearings On Hydrofracking Menace
• On the brief side...
• Gianaris Honored By Dems
• Benefits For Older Veterans And Their Families
• Beg Pardon
• Letters to the Editor
• JFK Fence Must Be Fixed
• Liu: The Upcoming Budget Is ‘A Time Of Choices’
• George Douris Tower Opens
• Graduating soon and need some career advice? Don’t sweat it! Microsoft Student Career Counseling will help find the help you need to shine, and stand out during your job search. So don’t stress…we’ve got all the tools here to hel
• Student Request Motivation Monday: "I wanted a perfect ending. now I've learned, the hard way, that some poems don't rhyme, and some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle and end. Life is about knowing, having to change, taking
• Self-awareness is key to a successful job search (and career). Our experts recommend creating a checklist for yourself and enlisting help to track your job search successes and needs improvement areas. What personal or professional development areas have
• If you’re a gifted artist, or someone who can visually convey beautiful ideas--then a career in multimedia design can earn you a respectable living in a stimulating environment. Learn more about the skill and education profile for a multimedia desi
• In 2006, Money Magazine & Salary.com rated my job as best in America. “Aspects” are “Agile” or “Experimental”. Who am I?
• “Spring Into Action” Campaign Receives $100,000 Challenge Grant from Selz Foundation
• Clay Models Replace Cat Cadavers in LAGCC Biology Classes
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum (1957) - Hoyte Baucom - Senior Staff Analyst at Exxon Research and Development
• DeVry University students in Westminster, Colorado gain valuable accounting experience and help local residents claim $250,000 in tax refunds through the Tax Help Colorado program. Haven’t filed yet? Need tax preparation help? This community progra
• Report – GDC ’11 Expo Floor: DeVry University Game & Simulation Programming students Chase Thomas and Mike McDonald of the Phoenix campus give an overview of their game, Mesh Wars, which won for both “Best Programming” and &ld
• DeVry University Game and Simulation Programming students, faculty and Career Services staff showcase award-winning talent at the 2011 Game Developers Conference. Tim Harrington, Assistant National College Dean for DeVry University’s College of En
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Students - have you read the syllabus for each class this session? It’s important to read these over as it lists your assignments, papers and the guidelines necessary for each class.
• Daughter Of Malcolm X To Be Arraigned Today
• Muslim And Catholic Leaders Of Astoria Unite
• Dromm Praises Obama’s Recognition Of Same Sex Marriage
• Peralta Commemorates Black History Month
• Maloney Discusses Newtown Creek Cleanup
• Villa Fund Established For Sons Of Murdered Mom
• Cop, Fire Unions Burning Mad Over Proposed Cuts
• Students At Holy Cross Crusade Against Cancer
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Queens Library Executive FY 2012 Budget Testimony
• Suspect In Child Abuse Case Fights Extradition
• 112th Precinct Seeks Robbery Suspects
• Suspect Captured In Amsterdam
• At Budget Hearings, Marshall Believes Queens ‘Shortchanged’
• City Seeks Financial Advisor On Parking Meter Plan
• Three Admit To Siphoning Bingo Funds Slated For Greek Orthodox Charities
• Planned Service Changes On E And F Trains
• Civics Blast City ‘Flip-Flop’ Firehouse Closings
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Others In Queens Say ‘No’ To Koch/Queensboro Renaming
• Mary DeMarco 1913-2011
• The Pulpit
• Library To Host College Club Programs
• Astoria Youth Becomes Eagle Scout
• Enjoying The View From 4 Points Sheraton Hotel
• Soups Of The World Enjoyed Throughout Queens
• PHILIPPU
• Weiner, Ferreras Call On City To Sell Sexist Statue
• Amalgamated Bank Assists Queens World Film Festival
• Steel Discusses Borough’s Future Projects, Economy
• Garden School Re-Accredited
• Board 1 Approves Parking Garage At Douris Tower
• Getting A Replacement SSA-1099 Is Easy
• Mobile Safety Solutions For Seniors On The Go
• Flushing House Resident Coopersmith Reaches 100
• PA De Blasio Issues First Year Action Report
• Military Special Elections Voting Bill Offered By Cuomo
• Copycat Robbery Pattern Emerges In 108th Precinct
• Beg Pardon
• Letters to the Editor
• Healthy Eating For A Healthy Heart
• Queensboro Bridge Name Should Remain
• Arm Of Justice In Queens Reaches Worldwide
• Maloney Presents Bridge Painter With NOW Award
• Seawall Task Force Formed
• Man and the environment, it’s a delicate relationship. Inquisitive? Innovative? Bored by the idea of being chained to a desk? A career as an Environmental Specialist typically offers field work and the opportunity to address some of society’s
• See how DVU students combined classroom skills with real-life business experience for their Senior Project Showcase on Feb. 10. More than 60 seniors in 16 groups presented the projects they have worked on for the past several months, which focused on cre
• All recent graduates, be sure to stay connected with your fellow classmates and alums on DVU's Official LinkedIn Alumni Group:
• We're pleased to inform you that our new Queens, New York center is officially beginning classes today. Queens marks our 96th location in 26 states and Canada. Help us welcome the faculty, staff and students at the new location!
• Motivation Monday: "The only way of finding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible." ~Arthur C. Clarke
• Apple Retains The Name Of Its Local Birthplace
• Apple Carries The Name Of Its Local Birthplace
• A warm welcome to all new and returning students! What goals have you set for the upcoming term? How will you work towards achieving them?
• Situational questions are always common in interviews, so how does one sell himself or herself in this scenario? Find out:
• Featured Friday Alum Spotlight: Meet DeVry University Alum (1993) - Paul F. Boyd - President at EFA Processing
• Good afternoon everyone! Facebook has recently made some changes and today we've updated our page to the new profile layout. We still have the same tabs (don't worry), they are now located on the left hand side of the page below our profile pic
• Robert Myers, who teaches computer programming here at DVU, was able to weigh in on “Watson,” IBM’s computer robot that competed on Jeopardy. What did you think when IBM’s computer asked “Shall we play a game?” Do you
• Radiologic Technology Students Get Hands-On Experience with Doshi Diagnostics
• Our students combined classroom knowledge and real-world experience in the Senior Project Showcase, providing innovative solutions to current business challenges. More than 60 seniors, in 16 teams demonstrated serious skill, teamwork, and project managem
• Change the world? It’s a pretty big task. But with your knowledge, creativity, and passion, we think you’re up for the challenge. Did you know there’s still time to compete in Imagine Cup 2011? Several Competitions and Challenges are st
• Career Advisory Board Established to Provide Insight and Advice for Job-Seekers
• High-Rise Fire In Astoria
• Van Bramer And Quinn Celebrate Respect For All Week
• Alma Bank Names George Katsiaunis As New President
• Ferreras Visits Local Schools In Show Of ‘Respect For All’
• Martin Luther School To Offer Defensive Driving Course
• More Queens Residents Back To Work, Marshall Hails Business Community
• Woodside Mug Victim, 96, Wants Revenge
• Ridgewood, Glendale Top City Graffiti List
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Guilty Plea In Fatal Flushing Pipe Attacker
• Home Depot Set To Hire 60,000 Temp Workers
• Silvercup Sues Developer For Copyright Infringement
• Teaching Compromise Rather Than Science
• Kelly To City Council: Mandate ‘Bandit Barriers’ At Banks
• The Man Who Planted Trees
• The Man Who Planted Trees
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Meng Named To Gov’s Team
• VAN BRAMER’S GAS PIPELINE CONCERNS
• Senate Dems Urge GOP ‘Keep Your Reform Promises’
• The Pulpit
• Murder And Celebrity Dog Make Queens Headlines In ‘37
• Astoria Trio To Compete In Music ‘Battle’
• Spring Training Underway
• LOUI'S BBQ GREEK RESTAURANT
• Helping Hands For Haiti
• DKCA Backs Vallone On ‘Koch’ Bridge Fight
• Crowley, Attorney General Host Black History Event
• Astoria Fire Stopped In Time
• Parents, Students Go To Albany To Fight For Charter Schools
• Crowley Slams GOP For Slashing Health Care For Poor Families
• Clinton Dems Celebrate Valentine’s Day At Meeting
• Simotas Responds To Report On ER Wait Times
• I.S. 227 ‘Underutilized’ Designation Alarms Marshall
• Astoria Businessman Testifies At Washington Hearing
• On the brief side...
• Letters to the Editor
• Congestion Pricing Should Stay The Table
• Queens Facing $167 M Cut In Fed Aid Under Republican Plan
• Queens Man Arrested In Netherlands
• Queensboro Or Kochboro?
• Applications for study abroad are due in just one week! Study global issues in business in France and Germany this summer:
• “I had a great first interview with two people, but a week later they still want to interview more candidates. Should I write a follow-up letter, or just be patient and wait?" Our experts are here to help.. what would you do?
• Good luck to those of you who have final exams and papers due this week.
• “Sold widgets to customers” (or) “Consistently exceeded widget sales quota the last two years”, which resume line do you think is more effective? Even if you aren’t in a sales career, accomplishments get resumes read; tasks
• It’s the Friday before final exams and papers are due. DVU alumni – what advice to you have for current students on how to plan and prep accordingly this weekend for the upcoming finals next week?
• What type of information should I not volunteer in an interview? What is inappropriate for them to ask? Find out:
• We know our alums are inspirational to our students. As such, we are proud to begin a weekly alumni spotlight, "Featured Friday Alum." Please meet our first, Ennis E. Alvarez - Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer at Brivea, a
• Three Faculty and Staff Receive Award for Academic Advising at LAGCC
• Six LaGuardia Students Receive Scholarships from The Italian Charities of America
• Making the decision to pursue additional education can be mind boggling. Not only do workers with higher education levels earn a lot more, they are also much less likely to be unemployed. What were the deciding factors of why you decided to embark on you
• Know a good success story? Are YOU a good success story? Submit it to Connections, the DeVry student e-magazine: devrysocial@devry.edu
• The key to successfully creating interest in your resume and advancing through the interview process, largely depends on the quality and positioning of your accomplishments. If you aren’t careful you could bury your accomplishments, instead of hig
• Parents, Students Go To Albany To Fight For Charter Schools
• Year Of The Rabbit
• High-Rise Fire In Astoria
• Youth And Adult Activities Association Receives $10,000 Donation From JCPenney
• Vallone Speaks About Public Safety In Flushing
• Gennaro Helps Raise Cardivascular Awareness Among Women
• Vallone Eases Traffic Delays At Busy Intersection
• Van Bramer Visits Woodside Mosque
• Martorana: Palermo’s Byzantine Jewel
• Carbon Monoxide Killed Man Buried In Car
• Addabbo, Miller Push Aqueduct Racino Over Indian-Run Casino
• Borough Cabinet Hears Of Language Gateway, Youth Board
• Dutch Kills Civic Tackles Taxis, Parking, Housing
• Charges System Failed Slain Mom
• Transit Police Offer iPod Etching Program
• Queens DA Applauds New Mortgage Fraud Initiative
• Boro-WIde Blotter
• Identifying Gang Involvement
• NYPD Announces Open Call For New Auxiliary Police Officers
• Murder/Suicide In Astoria
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• 3rd Term Is Do Or Die For Mayor Mike
• The Pulpit
• St. Michael’s Cemetery Holds Valentine’s Day Concert
• Amalgamated Opens New Branch
• Funds Secured For Immigrant Groups
• Brown Awards Marshall With Garvin Award
• Auxiliary Bishop Visits St. Francis Of Assisi
• The Murder Of Jamaica High School
• ‘Drastic’ Increase In Bedbug Cases In Schools, Gianaris Says
• LITTLE MOROCCO
• Sunnyside Chamber Meets
• Hunter’s Point Housing Plan Unveiled
• Do You Need To File A Tax Return This Year?
• Quinn Updates Astoria Community At Civic Meeting
• Zadroga Law Public Info Meeting
• March 5 Flea Market At Flushing House
• Screening of “Gasland” Slated For March
• Queens Dems Block GOP Plan To Take Back Anti-Terror Funds
• Black Gets Mixed Reception At School Dist. 25 Town Hall
• Van Bramer Helps Deliver Citymeals-On-Wheels
• Parker Jewish Resident Turns 106
• Letters to the Editor
• Egyptians Of Astoria Rejoice
• Bringing America’s Heritage Into Focus
• Track Replacement And Structure Painting To Begin In Astoria
• Greening Western Queens Grants Announced
• A Rapidly Evolving Medical Landscape
• Open House To Set Plans For Truck Removal On Maspeth Roads
• 114th Precinct Seeks Mugger
• “Green” is no longer a buzzword. A race is on and a talented professional can help potential customers understand the value of a firm’s highly technical products and solutions. Companies are competing to produce viable renewable energy
• Are you where you want to be in your career? Whether it’s a graduate degree, a certification or simply rethinking your career goals – we have people who’d be happy to help you tackle your questions about how to get farther in your profe
• Are you out last-minute shopping for your valentine? Are you forgetting someone? A resume writer, recruiter, and career coach--shares how passion and T.L.C. for yourself, for others, and for your career are at the top of employers' wish lists this h
• Are you one of the fortunate to receive help from our great faculty & staff? It’s time to pay it forward – reach out and thank a faculty member who’s helped let nothing stand in your way.
• Most of us can remember a person or two who stood by us or pushed us forward when we faced a roadblock in our education, careers or in our lives. Who was your person and what would you like to say to them?
• Today is the last day to register for National Open House, February 12th! Learn about the fastest-growing careers in fields like business, technology, healthcare technology, media arts, and more. We'll help you understand the steps it takes to make
• Our career experts are here to answer your questions! What career-related questions do you have? Join us:
• Part of the student experience is learning to be part of a community. Communities can be virtual (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter), or they can be real-world (a classroom, a student organization, a professional association). Communities can support you, they
• The key to successfully creating interest in your resume and advancing through the interview process, largely depends on the quality and positioning of your accomplishments. If you aren’t careful you could bury your accomplishments, instead of hig
• Technology is constantly evolving and is a competitive advantage for those companies that harness it. A Systems Analyst is a critical role, helping organizations assess not only the technology needs of today, but the future. Learn how these indispensable
• Liu Holds Town Hall On Auditing
• Dromm And Asian Community United Society Hold Lunar New Year Celebration
• New York Physical Therapy Sports Rehabilitation Opens New Office
• City Eyes Speed Cams For Local Streets
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• State-Of-The-Art Science Lab Revealed At P.S. 85
• Pot Growing Firefighter Gets Five Years
• Local 7 Is Recruiting Until February 24
• Snow Buried Cars Hid Flushing Suicide, Astoria Man Missing
• Firefighters Battle LIC Gas Leak
• Sunnyside Community Services Receives Grant From BJ’s
• Bill Helping Small Businesses Thru Tax Credits Passes State Senate
• Trustees OK Waterfront Library Plans
• Reserve Now For Second Annual Frank Justich Memorial Fundraiser
• Super Bowl Sunday Generates Most Memorable Ads
• Mary Louis Academy To Celebrate 75th Anniversary
• Amalgamated Bank To Present Workshop On Small Business Financing
• The Pulpit
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Van Bramer And Queens Council On The Arts Honor Local Artists
• TELLY’S TAVERNA
• City Accepting Lifeguard Applications For Summer 2011
• Loui’s BBQ Opens In Bayside
• Pols Denounce Traffic Pricing Plan
• Dignitaries And Family Celebrate Reagan’s Centennial Birthday
• Ackerman To Obama: ‘End U.S. Aid To Egypt’
• Tax Cap Bill Raises Fuss
• Ridgewood Garbageman Rescues Treasures Of The Past
• Jamaica, Beach Channel H.S. Ordered Closed By City PEP
• Mayor Pleads City’s Case For Budget Aid In Albany
• Tix To The Knicks
• Scholarships For Ten At Most Precious Blood School
• Crowley Seeks Probe of Possible Shady Student Loan Practices
• CDEC 30 Protests DOE ‘Underutilization’ Decision
• On the brief side...
• How To Locate And Compare Senior Housing Options
• Fluoride — If In Doubt, Keep It Out
• Letters to the Editor
• UCCA Holds Annual Breakfast
• Queens Is Best Place To Be
• Remember when you had a tough day, where nothing seemed to fall into place? And the person sitting next to you helped you make it through class? It’s time to pay it forward – help one of fellow learners let nothing stand in their way today!
• Bachelor's degree students: Interested in applying for the July 2011 Study Abroad program? Attend an online information session TOMORROW, February 9, 11 a.m. CST. Go to at 11 a.m. to participate in the session. We'll provide info on applying,
• Microsoft DreamSpark gives students around the world software for free to help them become tomorrow’s entrepreneurs, innovators & leaders. While students today are more tech-savvy than ever before, they require tech tools that allow them develo
• Multimedia designers bring a wide variety of talent and skills to their work. They must possess strong creative abilities in illustration, drawing and design. They also need extensive knowledge of design software and programming languages. What else do y
• DeVry University’s Community: In December, our Chicago Campus held a free Health & Safety Expo to educate the campus and community at large about health & safety issues. Our Student Activity Organization partnered with several local organiz
• Do you know someone whose success has served as an inspiration for you? Let us know about them here or at devrysocial@devry.edu.
• STUDENTS: Want to attend the Microsoft Certified Career Conference on February 17th? Our corporate partner has a special offer for DeVry University students--a complimentary pass! Space is limited, so--the first 50 students to reply here how their DeVry
• "How should I face an interview for a highly technical job?" Our experts have weighed in with some great advice.
• Do your friends and family know about National Open House on Saturday, February 12, 2011? Hear about careers of tomorrow and how DeVry University and its Keller Graduate School of Management can help prepare you for them. Additional presentation highligh
• Bachelor's degree students: Interested in applying for the July 2011 Study Abroad program? Attend an online information session Wednesday, February 9, 11 a.m. CST. Go to at 11 a.m. CST to participate in the session. We'll provide info on apply
• Research problems, plan solutions, recommend software and systems, coordinate developers to meet business requirements- this is all from a day in the life of a Systems Analyst. Are you attracted to a role that requires strong leadership and business thin
• How important is it to get a college degree for getting a good job? See the path our experts have paved..
• It's your community, help keep it clean! You are all here to connect, learn, & grow--in your education, careers, & lives. The learning process may include differences of opinion, but not harassment of our AWESOME fans. We monitor to keep th
• An integrated sales and marketing effort is key to a company’s success. Who is at the helm leading these teams and managing the unique intricacies of marketing and sales, respectively?
• Past performance is often a great indicator of future success. Be sure a potential employer knows more about your accomplishments than your entire job description. Did you save your last company money? Did you increase their profits? Shout it out on your
• Pursuing an advanced degree can help you stand out from the crowd and is an asset that no one can take away from you. While education is almost never a bad decision, it should be looked at as a business decision. What things did you consider when you emb
• The LaGuardia Community College Foundation Launches “Spring Into Action” Campaign
• LAGCC Leads 22 of the Nation’s Colleges and Universities on an ePortfolio Project
• DA Brown Briefs Borough
• Boro-Wide Blotter
• Cassano Discusses Expiration Of Roster Staffing Agreement
• Frigid Temps Force Homeless From Astoria Park
• Flushing Firefighter Hailed For Rescue Of Boy, 12
• SOCIAL SECURITY’S NEW LOOK ONLINE
• Taking Aim at Better Health
• Monserrate Attorney Seeks Appointment By Court
• Forest Hills Resident Reaches 101 Year Milestone
• Forest Hills Photographer Develops Unique Approach
• Mets Pitchers Step Into Firefighters’ Boots For A Day
• State-of-the-Art Electrophysiology Facility Up and Running at LaGuardia
• We have an important update on school closures and delayed starts today due to inclement weather. We'll keep the note below updated as much as possible throughout the day. If you have any additional questions regarding closures, please contact your
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• The Pulpit
• Ferreras Hosts Second Citizenship Drive
• 108th Precinct Sees Slight Rise In Index Crimes In 2010
• Fed Reward Offered For Astoria Bank Bandit Info
• 114th Precinct Crime Watch
• What To Do In A Winter Fire
• Maloney, Nadler Celebrate Zadroga Bill Passage
• Elected Call On MTA To Work With The Community
• Queens Students For Service Academies
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Forest Hills Photographer Develops Unique Approach
• HAVANA EXPRESS CAFE & BAKERY
• Welcome Mat Out For Walmart
• Sunnyside Chamber Holds Reception For Contest Winners
• State-Of-The-Art Facility Will Lower Emissions, Improve Air Quality
• Credit Ready Fair Encourages Businesses To Seek Loans
• Edward Jones Financial Advisor Hosts Seminar
• School Parking Incident Aired
• Christmas Wish Comes True For Lebanese Boy In Astoria
• Social Security Benefits: What’s Taxable, What’s Not
• Vallo Transportation Seeks Fed Grant For Clean Diesel Buses
• 114th Pct. Gets 10 New Cops
• Ackerman Seeks Major Vets’ Hospital At St. Albans
• Letters to the Editor
• Opposition To School Field Sale
• May Groundhogs Predict Early Spring
• Cuomo’s Element Of Surprise In Launching Budget War
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• DeVry University wishes to congratulate alumnus Joel Harris (DeVry Long Beach ‘97), senior systems engineer and staff scientist at Pratt and Whitney Rocketdyne for his role in powering the largest rocket ever to be launched from the West Coast of t
• Very few job seekers understand what a recruiter really does, the benefits of working with a recruiter, and how they can impact the job search. Here are 8 tips you should know when best leveraging your relationship with a recruiter.
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• If you’re unclear of anything pertaining to mid-terms next week, we recommend contacting your professor to discuss and ensure you’re prepared.
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• Our new TV spot was inspired by actual students like you, people who work long and hard to get where they want to be in life. It's a salute to all of you who let nothing stand in your way.
• The Watercolors of Richard Yarde on Exhibit at LaGuardia Through Febuary 26
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• Going back to school can be tough if you've got a job or kids. Figuring out how you'll make it work is important. In the end, though, it could mean the difference between being stuck and getting where you want to be. If you went back to school,
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• I'm a student and am lacking in the professional experience portion of my resume. How do I fill in the gaps? Find out more at:
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• For anyone who’s kept going even when the going was tough, who’s worked hard and long to get ahead in their life – you’ll probably relate to this video, which is a salute to you, our students, who let nothing stand in your way.
• Students in bachelor’s degree programs: check out DeVry University’s new study abroad program. Spend two weeks in France and Germany this summer, focusing on global issues in business. Apply by March 1. More details here:
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• All recent graduates, be sure to stay connected with your fellow classmates and alums on DeVry University's Official LinkedIn Alumni Group:
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• Letters to the Editor
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• DeVry University welcomes all new & returning students! New students - tell us what your major is and what classes you're taking this term?
• Our DeVry University students are committed to success, but don't forget about your health! Check out the CDC's wealth of information to keep you healthy and safe this year.
• Everybody is always a little nervous (and excited) to get back to school. Current students, how do you prepare to start your semester successfully?
• Football game? Family brunch? Cleaning up streamers and confetti? What did the new year bring you?
• 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Happy New Year DeVry University students, alumni, and staff! How are you ringing in 2011?
• Alumni: Your involvement means so much to current students and former classmates. Explore all the ways you can leverage your peers, reap exclusive benefits, and give back to your community through DeVry's Alumni Association.
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• Appreciative Inquiry operates on the idea that we should build on our strengths and not focus on correcting our weaknesses. This year have you concentrated on fixing what's broken or building on what's working?
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Op-Ed: What Is Wrong With Everyone In Queens?
• Meet our featured faculty, Deryl Gulliford, MHA, FAAMA. He is CEO of Seiling Hospital in Oklahoma and was elected State Director for the American Academy of Medical Administrators (AAMA) this year. Deryl has been teaching online for DeVry University sinc
• Healthcare is on everyone's mind. That's why there's a growing need for people who solve the challenges facing us everyday in that sector. Health Policy Specialists focus on creating those solutions. How could you help solve the problems f
• Can you take that stack of thick books and write a beautiful, easy-to-read annual report? This is for you:
• I absorb data like a sponge and send it back into the world simply and beautifully. Who am I? Find out at:
• Show us your school pride DeVry University students! Help us win cool prizes in the DeVry University Campus Competition – like a computer lab rehab or an Xbox gaming lab worth $3,000! The DeVry campus with the most Bonus Round registrations wins, s
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• This holiday break is going by quick. What were the highlights from yours?
• You're all on our nice list for your commitment to your education and career success! Have a safe and joyous holiday.
• Not all gifts are tangible. Our dedicated students, generous alumni, devoted faculty, and committed staff are our greatest gifts. Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to support your dreams, encourage your growth, and celebrate your success. We wish
• Safe travels for our students, alumni, and staff traveling today. Anyone else enjoying snow on winter break?
• It's not a bird, it's not a plane, but instead these modern heroes that rebuild broken businesses and get people back to work after disasters.
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• Who better to provide advice on achieving your goals then 43Things "Champion Goal-Achievers". Which advice do you think will be most helpful in achieving your 2011 goals?
• Resume Rules: If you can't speak to it, it doesn't belong on your resume. Stumbling on questions taken directly from your resume is a red flag to employers. Check out other resume tips from our career experts.
• Tell us your New Year's resolution. Does it align with your educational goals?
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• On the brief side...
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• Interested in winning $25,000 and other great prizes? Check out the Imagine Cup, the world’s premier student technology competition, sponsored by Microsoft:
• What job titles or positions should I be exploring as I complete my degree program? Try Career Igniter’s Degree/Job Matrix.
• We want to celebrate your shining moment. Share your graduation pics with us by tagging DeVry University in your photos. Congrats graduates!
• How can I identify possible next roles or steps in my career? Try Career Igniter’s “Reverse Salary Calculator” to explore positions in a certain salary range.
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• Help us with congratulating all graduating students this session! Congrats to you all for your hard work and we wish you much success in your future!
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Good luck to those of you with final papers & projects due this week. Also, be sure to check with your professor for the time and date of your finals. Good luck to you all!
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• Show us your school pride DeVry University students! Help us win cool prizes in the DeVry University Campus Competition – like a computer lab rehab or an Xbox gaming lab worth $3,000! The DeVry campus with the most Bonus Round registrations wins, s
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• Gennaro Starts Annual Holiday Toy, Coat And Food Drive
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• Black Given Certification, Suransky Named Deputy Chancellor
• Flushing House To Hold Flea Market
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• The Bug Stops Here Dec. 3
• Letters to the Editor
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• Eddie Murphy And Ben Stiller Shoot 'Tower Heist' In Astoria
• Elmhurst Hospital Center Spreads Holiday Cheer
• Elmhurst Hospital Center Spreads Holiday Cheer
• Borough-Wide Blotter
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• Professionals in health infomatics track down fraud for healthcare companies. Every day they use statistical analysis and data to make our healthcare system more efficient. Marcee is a health infomatics manager from Milwaukee, WI. Do you think her work c
• We are pleased to present the debut issue of Connections, our new student e-magazine. We are also already working on the next issue of Connections, which will be out in March 2011. If you have a recommendation for a story, please send all content and re
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• Network Analysts are responsible for ensuring that their networks are operational around the clock — and if there's a failure, it's not just the network that stops, it's business as usual.
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• If you want that hot new career, you may just need to head back to school. There are 5 main reasons why getting a college degree could be the best thing you ever did for your career search. What do you think they are?
• We wish you all a happy and safe Thanksgiving! Share with us your favorite Thanksgiving story growing up.
• Touchstone Health Announces Expansion And Improvements
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• Steinway Partnership Lights Up The Holiday Season
• Cops Nab 2, Hunt 3 In Attempted Robbery
• No Heat At Home? Call 311 For Help
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• Boro-Wide Blotter
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• 7 Line Extension Proposed
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• Kristallnacht Commemorated
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• Dromm Secures Funding For Elmhurst's Chest Pain Facility
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• DeVry University & Actress and best-selling author Danica McKellar host HerWorld 2010 in NYC today! Hundreds of girls are starting to arrive at the event. Looks like it's going to be a great day!
• 2011 Bulgarian New Year’s Eve Party!
• Take a look back to last year, as our HerWorld girls donated 100 toys to the Today Show Toy Drive and were featured by Al Roker. This year, DeVry University will be donating Danica McKellar's latest book (Hot X-Algebra) to each school participating
• Do you have a career in science, technology, engineering or math (STEM)? Share with us what initially piqued your interest to explore a STEM career?
• LaGuardia Community College Receives $50,000 Grant from NASA
• College Receives $4.4 Million in Federal Grants for Work in ePortfolio
• Dr. Bret Eynon Named Distinguished Humanities Educator of the Year by Educational Association
• Meet Keller Graduate School of Management alum (2006) - Eugenie I. Blair - Human Resource/Gender Outreach with United Nations Secretariat in NYC
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• Hitler Annexes Austria, Midterm Elections Stateside In November ‘38
• E-ZPass Laws And Bridge Construction Are Topics At CB7
• Queens College Celebrates Greek And African Bond
• New School Site, FDNY Response Times Discussed At CB 2
• Queens Midtown Tunnel Turns 70
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• On the brief side...
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• Boro-Wide Blotter
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• Imagine Cup is the world’s premier student technology competition, sponsored by Microsoft. Join the webcast below with Microsoft on Thursday November 18th, at 2PM EST to learn more about the competition and the special "Bonus Round" sweep
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• We’re getting ready for DeVry University’s HerWorld event in NYC on Friday, November 19th, which aims to empower high school girls to explore careers in math, science, and technology with actress & best-selling author, Danica McKellar!
• Nearly 7,200 high school girls across the country will participate in DeVry University’s HerWorld this month. Any HerWorld alumni out there? We’d love to hear from you!
• It’s our 13th year! Our nationwide HerWorld program aims to empower high school girls to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Nearly 50 events will be taking place across the country this month. Which campus event wi
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• NYDesigns Hosts Panel of Sustainable New York City Designers
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• HerWorld is all about empowering high school girls to explore careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Women: How has math, science, technology, or engineering played an important role in your life? We’d love to hear your story!
• "Freedom is never free." Thank you to all the brave men and women who have served or are currently serving our country.
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• Endangered Thick-Billed Parrots Hatch At Queens Zoo
• Community House Holds Taste Of Forest Hills Benefit
• Koslowitz Appropriates Funds To Help Clean Rego Park
• Elections Wipe Out Last Republican Fed, State Reps
• Borough Historian Discusses Agenda
• Beg Pardon
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• Spousal Benefits Offer Increased Retirement Options
• Letters to the Editor
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• Rumors Abound About Andy-Shelly Relations
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• Ticket Agent Summons $2M Lawsuit
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• Track Worker Survives Brush With Death
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• MetroCard Bus, Van Coming To Queens
• Borough-Wide Blotter
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• Suspect Face Murder Charges In Deliveryman Attack
• Teachers Concerned Over Ratings Release
• Running Your Car On Air Alone
• Addabbo Announces Heating Assistance
• Astoria Restoration Offers Help With HEAP Grants
• Time Warner Cable Reveals New VoiceZone Feature
• More Than 200 Queens Structures Designated As Landmarks
• GAHOA Holds Annual Thanksgiving Lunch
• Queens Library Signs Agreement With Quebec Library
• SHAREing And CAREing To Hold Annual Benefit
• Protecting The Environment And Complying With The Law
• Van Bramer Honors Hispanic Community Leaders
• Touchstone Health Signs Alliance To Provide For Medicare Patients
• Vallone Calls Meeting To Discuss Future Of Steinway Mansion
• Museum Of The Moving Image Founding Director Slovin To Retire
• “The Mystery Of Irma Vep” Comes To Astoria’s Greek Cultural Center
• Mets Name Sandy Alderson As New General Manager
• What’s In A Name?
• Vallone Celebrates Halloween With P.S. 70
• UCCA Sponsors Kid’s Halloween Costume Party
• Queens AIA President Wins Award
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• Gianaris Awards P.S. 84 Summer Readers
• Street Fraud, Abuse: Topics At 108th Pct. Community Council
• Investors Bancorp Inc. Expands Retail Network
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• The Crowded Sidewalks Of Flushing, New York
• Pol Calls To Stop Smoke From Hookahs
• Letters to the Editor
• HANAC Home Care Workers Face Axe
• Distinguished Service Career Draws To A Close
• Sky View Center Holds Month Long Opening Ceremony
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• U.S. Poet Laureate Visits Lag CC
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• Stavisky And Meng Announce Help With Heating Assistance
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• LaG CC Foundation Elects Three New Board Members
• 'Milk Milk Lemonade' Begins APACs 10th Season
• Gianaris, Nolan, Van Bramer Announce Fix Exhaust Fans
• Crimestoppers is Offer $2G For Fatal Beating Info
• October Crime Stats Down In The 114th Precinct
• PLUM Restaurant…Lounge…Event Space
• Internet In Bloom For The Layperson
• Unanswered Questions About Bloomberg-Haggerty $1.1 M Deal
• Van Bramer Helps Bring Free Financial Advice To Queens Artists
• Marshall Holds Aviation Advisory Council Meeting
• Queens Library Friends Receive Official Charter
• Middle College and International High Schools Encourage Students to Stay for a Fifth Year
• Queens College Staffer Wins Day With Clinton
• Queens Best Showcase Their Talents
• Van Bramer Unites Community With City Agencies At Town Hall
• Lovers’ Spat Sparked Murder-Suicide
• Auto Thefts Drive Borough Crime
• Queens Tot Hit By Car ‘Showing Improvement’
• Vallone Bills Mandate Security In Non-Public Schools
• Gotti Grandson Arrested
• Offer $2G For Fatal Beating Info
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Van Bramer Meets Greek Orthodox Archdiocese
• $2G Reward For Information In Execution-Slay
• Jackie Mason Entertains Queens Residents
• Con Ed Funds Autism Swim Lessons At Long Island City Y
• LaG CC Students Receive $1,000 To Start Their Own Business
• Variety Boys And Girls Visit Dinosaurs
• City Vet Holds Costume Contest For Pets
• 95-Year-Old WWII Veteran Receives Bronze Star
• Two Honored At SCS 35th Anniversary Dinner
• Amtrak Blasted, Call For Increased Safety Regulations
• Sanitation Worker Honored
• Crowley, Maloney Stand On Records, Note Area Problems
• QCMS Creates Largest Accountable Care Organization
• Crystal Windows Garners National
• Judge Peter Kelly Candidate For Queens Surrogate
• Emergency Insurance Fair To Be Held November 15
• SAL, KRIS AND CHARLIE’S DELI
• Padavan, NYLCV Lay Out Environmental Vision
• Lucky Dozen Dems Escape Ballot Challenge
• Marshall Tours QMA Construction Site
• Local Dem Officials Dig In To Help Party Retain Majority In Congress
• The Siege Of Tripoli And Its Descendants
• Million Tree Distribution At Astoria Park
• London Lennie’s Offers 14th Annual Crabfest Menu
• Prince Indian Grill Welcomed To Astoria
• Meng Announces $5,000 Compensation For Yao Yu's Mom
• Letters to the Editor
• Pajama Party At Cavo Nets 300 Pajamas For Pajama Program
• Union Honors Queens Doorman Of The Year
• Nov. 1 Deadline For Lincoln Center's 'Rhythm On The Road'
• Make Your Voice Heard–Vote
• Cuomo Set To Lead Dem Sweep Here
• Nolan, Van Bramer Speak At Sunnyside Chamber Lunch
• Halloween Pumpkin Graveyards
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• Mestizo Dance Company Makes History Exciting
• North Shore-LIJ Health System Opens New Whitestone Facility
• Community Greening Groups Divert Leaves To Compost
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Rezoning Proposed For Jackson Heights And Elmhurst Schools
• Queens Library To Help Diversity Visa Lottery Applicants
• Touchstone Health, Health Care Partners To Provide More Products, Services To Medicare Patients
• Immigration Link Eyed In Suicide-Slay
• Dutch Kills Aids In Marathon For 28th Year
• Astoria And LIC Residents Turn Out For It’s My Park Day
• Interim President Katopes Attends Signing of Executive Order by President Obama
• Parishioners Nab Church Thief
• LaG CC Interim President Attends Obama Initiative Signing
• AARP Helps Seniors Get Food Stamps
• LAGCC Foundation Member Completes Chicago Marathon & Raises Scholarship Funds
• LaG CC To Hold Voting Machine Demonstration
• Housing Homeless Men At Westway Motel Opposed
• 36th Avenue Festival A Success
• U.S. Poet Laureate Kay Ryan Reads From Her Latest Work at LaGuardia
• FDNY: Take Out Fire Alarm Boxes
• Gazette Endorsements 2010
• Time Runs Out For Developer Of 36th Street Site
• Astoria's Steinway Mansion Site Of Cocktail Reception
• CB1 Offices Move To Ditmars Blvd.
• Maloney Reacts To Passing Of 9/11 Hero
• Elevator Surveillance Camera Captures Robber's Image
• Dutch Kills Civics Celebrates 30th Anniversary
• The Pulpit
• Van Bramer Town Hall Hears Of Schools, Housing Issues
• Marshall: ‘Unified City’ In Wake Of September Storm
• Leder Gallery Holds First Exhibit
• Double Bomb Scare At Kew Gardens And Jackson Heights
• Cops Hunt Suspect In Subway Assaults
• Former JetBlue Attendant Cops Plea For August Incident
• Natural Causes Killed Queens Couple
• Emily’s Salon & Spa Opens New Location
• How To Get Help With Medicare Enrollment
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Rufus King Library Sheds Light On Historic Statesman
• Natural Market
• Vallone Warns Of Hall Gate Bridge Falling Rocks
• LIC Mock Terror Attack Tests Emergency Response Forces
• Queens Dems Working Extra Hard To Cement A Sure Thing
• Parade Route Changes
• Fall Steinway Sale Days Are Big Hit
• St. Nicholas Church Holds A Festival Of Life
• Astoria Park Skate Park Offically Opens
• Debate Brings Some Serious Talk, Lots Of Laughs
• The Pulpit
• Queens Celebrates Open House NY Weekened
• Marshall Leads Breast Cancer Walk
• Denis Butler Dies, Lifelong Astoria Resident Was Assemblymember
• Vallone Marches With Caucus In Columbus Day Parade
• St. Demetrios Honors Assistant Principal Betsy Sideris
• Queens Midtown Tunnel Temporarily Closes
• Social Security Column
• Millstones Find Temporary Haven
• Common Flower Girl Transformed Into A ‘Royal’
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• Mount Sinai Queens Hosts 10th Roundtable Luncheon
• Feds Refuse To Replace Trees
• Oct. 25 Sign Up For G&T Programs In Queens
• Burden: Think Of Water As Sixth Borough
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• White Powder Puzzles Ridgewood Neighborhood
• Crowley, Weiner Praise Obama For NYC Disaster Declaration
• Vallone Welcomes Cienna To Astoria
• $7G Reward For Info On Teen's Killer
• Letters to the Editor
• Gianaris, Simotas Tour Museum Of Moving Image
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• Street Sign Font Change To Cost City Big Money
• War In Europe Affects Life In Queens In October 1914
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• Senior Facility Renamed
• Maloney Hails New Small Biz Aid Bill
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• Forest Hills Tennis Stadium Gets Reprieve
• Dear Editor (Correction)
• Jose L. Orengo of LaGuardia Community College Honored by the NYC Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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• Teacher Bumped For Hot Assignment
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• Borough-Wide Blotter
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• The Pulpit
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• Dems Poised To Take Statewide Races November 2
• Wine Maven Laura Catena Brings Argentina To Queens
• Letters to the Editor
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• Vallone Calls On Bloomberg Administration To Purchase Steinway Mansion
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• Sunnyside Chamber Hears Of Energy Savings, Police Stats
• Woodside On The Move Sponsors Fall Street Festival
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• Time Warner Cable, IFC Launch Short Film Contest
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• Day Of Service For 9/11
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• Dem Incumbents Expected To Fare Well In Primary Elections
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• Fashion’s Night Out Celebrated In LIC
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• ‘Last Play At Shea’ Documentary Premieres At Citi Field
• Queens Airports Provide Many Travel Options
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• Arts, Parks, Traffic Discussed At Board 1 Cabinet
• Gianaris Won’t Let Bed Bugs Bite
• NYC Remains Safest Big City In America
• Armenians Of Bayside Celebrate Culture, History
• Crowley Addresses 9th Anniversary Of September 11
• Letters to the Editor
• Community Board #1 AGENDA
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• Queens Library Lays Off 44 Workers To Close Budget Gap
• Sept. 18, York College Blue Notes Auditions
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• Philip Pelusi’s Tela Design Studio Get’s Runway Ready With Women’s Mafia
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• Ex-JetBlue Attendant Seeks Alternative Sentencing
• New Parking Ticket Rules Can Trip Up Drivers
• Scalper Busted At US Open
• Hitchhiker Proves Danger For Elmhurst Motorist
• Queens Film Festival Founder Sent To Riker’s Island
• Bloomberg Holds Town Hall Meeting In Forest Hills
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• Ridgewood Savings Bank Holds Teen Video Contest
• Remembering Smyrna: The Asia Minor Catastrophe
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Charter Commission Confronts Term Limits Issue
• Cops Bust Queens Woman In Crime Spree
• NYPD: Auxiliary Police Officers Needed
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Charter Commish: Wait Till 2021 For Full Term Limits
• Astoria Man Arrested In Senior Assault
• Queens Library New Hours Effective Sept. 7
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• Post Office Dedication
• 2010 D’Amico Fun Run/Walk Set For Sept. 19
• Red Cross Blood Drives
• Crowley Announces Raccoon Control Bill
• New Onorato Law Adds Millions To State’s Economy
• The Pulpit
• Safer Streets For A Safer City
• Annual Armenian Festival Set For Bayside
• Letters to the Editor
• Van Bramer Celebrates Mother Teresa At Food Pantry
• Kids Get A Boost With Race To The Top Funds
• Astoria Honors Mother Teresa On Her 100th Birthday
• Labor Day Honors American, NYC Workforce
• The Haymarket Martyrs
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• Rehearsals Start For Handel’s Messiah
• Relief Efforts Continue For Pakistan Flood Victims In NY
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Small Biz Owners, Workers Benefit From New Fed Health Plan
• ‘Cypress Hills Cemetery’ Tells Stories, Reveals Secrets
• Queens College Gets Raves From Princeton Review
• Forest Hills H.S. Student Wins Tri-State Scholarship
• St. Michael’s Cemetery To Hold 9th 9/11 Memorial Service
• Pot-Growing Firefighter Convicted
• Addabbo, Pheffer Host 1st Annual Arnie Mig Memorial Concert
• Ozone Park Student Named Congressional Page
• East Coast Car Association Shows Aid St. Mary’s Hospital
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• DNA Links Queens Livery Driver To 2000 Rape
• Bicycle Thief Nabbed
• Astoria Cops Bust Boozing Fare Beater
• Police Seek Help Nabbing Gun-Toting Bandit
• Police Hunt Armed Suspect In Wendy’s Holdup
• Kimisis Church of the Hamptons Celebrates Feast Day
• 112th Precinct Celebrates National Night Out
• Don’t Sacrifice Good Principals For Federal $
• Fire, Fistfights, Politics Highlight August 1880
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• Murders Rise, Felonies Plummet In Queens
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• Hybrid Cars Join NYPD Patrol Fleet
• Air Force Week In Queens
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• The Pulpit
• Gates To Willow Lake Formally Opened
• Many Breads Of Queens Represent Many Cultures
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• Vallone Joins FIAOQ For Athens Square Park Concert
• Beatles’ Shea Stadium Performance Celebrated
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• Go Back To School With The New Three Rs
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• Pizzeria Uno Supports American Red Cross Queens Office
• Energy Consumer Bill Of Rights Becomes Law
• Seniors’ Artwork On View At Whitestone Bank
• UCCA Honors 9/11 Victims In 9th Candlelight Ceremony
• Chance Discoveries In Our Backyards
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• Gillibrand Speaks At LIC Power Breakfast
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• Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Out $830G In Bingo Scam
• Letters to the Editor
• Wheelchair Softball League Championship Games Debut At Citi Field
• Weiner Visits Woodhaven BID
• Juniper Valley Park Kids Win In Parks Dept. Competition
• Councilmembers Welcome Trinidad-Tobago Prime Minister
• Meng Holds Healthy Kids’ Activities Fair
• TWC Awards $30 K In Scholarships To Local Grads
• Rice Gets Overwhelming Endorsement From Queens Dems
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Vallone Performs With 1910 Fruitgum Company In Astoria Park
• National Night Out Against Crime Celebrated In Borough
• Some Merchants Oppose Sales Tax Increase
• Brooklyn Dodgers Pitcher, LIC Native Billy Loes Dies At 80
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Dish du Jour Holds 9th Annual Cuisine Of Queens Gala
• Jackson Heights Lecture Draws Packed House
• Save The Historic Dutch Kills Millstones
• The Pulpit
• Fan’s Lawsuit Charges Amazins’ With Shattered-Bat Injuries
• Halloran, Tabone Dine At Strawberry’s Sports Grill
• Racino Now, Real Casino Later?
• Letters to the Editor
• FDNY Brings Fire Safety House To Local School
• New Law Stalls Drunken Drivers
• Verizon Hosts Youth Baseball
• 20th Dragon Boat Festival
• Clothing Sales Tax Hike Benefits No One
• Cheeburger Cheeburger Aids Fundraising For 9/11 Rescuers
• K-Rod Offers Apology In Assault
• Outreach Teams Find Shelter For Astoria Park Homeless
• Travel Web Site Dubs LaGuardia Eighth Scariest Airport
• Ping Pong In The Park
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• Police Seek Car Break-In Bandits
• LIC Good Samaritan To Be Honored With Street Naming
• ‘Welcome To Whitestone’ Founded By Local Man
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• Darryl Strawberry Opens New Restaurant In Douglaston
• Greek Orthodox Church of America Leader Visits Mattituck Church
• New Voting Machines Get Tryout At Long Island City Alliance
• Afghanistan Holds Riches In The Midst Of War
• Hunt Astoria Subway Groper
• UCCA Honors 9/11 Victims In 9th Candlelight Ceremony
• Astoria Residents Not Buying Flight Attendant Tale
• Composto: SD 30 ‘Still Doing Well’ On English, Math Tests
• E-Mailing Seniors Who Lack Computers
• Addabbo Co-Sponsors Bill Mandates Marcellus Shale Drilling Study
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• New Traffic Violations Put The Brakes On Scofflaws
• Ackerman Secures Funds For 2 Hospital Programs
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• APAC Celebrates 10th Season With Plays, Musicals
• Jaywalker Struck, Killed On Queens Boulevard
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• Astoria Residents To Join In 22nd Jimmy Fund Walk
• Simotas Unchallenged For 36th A.D. Seat As Ciafone Quits
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• Weiner Hails OK Of Major Immigration Law
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• Klein Explains Drop In State Test Scores
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• Queensbridge Houses Murderer Arrested
• Vols Needed To Revitalize 100 Public Schools
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• Responsible Energy Is Anything But
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• New York Is American Airlines Stronghold
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• Musical Saw Festival Opens With Mayoral Proclamation
• Drunk Driver Went Two Miles In Wrong Direction
• Crowley’s Amendment Brings Vaughn College $18M Grant
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• The Pulpit
• Truck Kills Bicycling 13-Year-Old
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• Addabbo Co-Sponsors Bill Mandates Marcellus Shale Drilling Study
• Pols Call For Tennis Stadium Landmark Study
• Soap Opera Villain Helps Foil Real-Life Bank Robbery
• Cops Keep Focus On Astoria Co-Ed Murder, One Year Later
• Schools Facing Cuts Make The Grade With Cartridge World
• Queensbridge Houses Murderer Arrested
• Crowley’s Amendment Brings Vaughn College $18M Grant
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• TWC Awards $30 K In Scholarships To Local Grads
• Rice Gets Overwhelming Endorsement From Queens Dems
• Truck Kills Bicycling 13-Year-Old
• Some Merchants Oppose Sales Tax Increase
• Brooklyn Dodgers Pitcher, LIC Native Billy Loes Dies At 80
• National Night Out Against Crime Celebrated In Borough
• Save The Historic Dutch Kills Millstones
• The Pulpit
• ‘Welcome To Whitestone’ Founded By Local Man
• Letters to the Editor
• FDNY Brings Fire Safety House To Local School
• Afghanistan Holds Riches In The Midst Of War
• Clothing Sales Tax Hike Benefits No One
• Cheeburger Cheeburger Aids Fundraising For 9/11 Rescuers
• APAC Celebrates 10th Season With Plays, Musicals
• Ping Pong In The Park
• Vallone Visits Final Athens Square Park Children’s Concert
• Colleague Conducts Polymathic Investigations
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Darryl Strawberry Opens New Restaurant In Douglaston
• Jackson Heights Lecture Draws Packed House
• 20th Dragon Boat Festival
• UCCA Honors 9/11 Victims In 9th Candlelight Ceremony
• Racino Now, Real Casino Later?
• Travel Web Site Dubs LaGuardia Eighth Scariest Airport
• Special Needs Programs For Kids Ages 5-15
• Hunt Astoria Subway Groper
• Queens Angel Rewarded With Presidential Citizens Medal
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Nature’s Chemists Celebrate 2nd Anniv. With Blood Drive
• Jaywalker Struck, Killed On Queens Boulevard
• Klein Explains Drop In State Test Scores
• Murder Brings Homeless Outreach To Astoria Park
• Vols Needed To Revitalize 100 Public Schools
• 114th Precinct National Night Out Brings Hundreds To Park
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• Bloomberg, Brown Hail National Night Out In 108th Precinct
• Jewels of Buddha Hosts ‘Faces’
• The Pulpit
• Mets Honor 4 Legends In Hall Of Fame
• Summer Soccer Summary
• Astoria Filmmakers Say, ‘Text Me’
• Pair Charged In Flushing Gas Station Attendant Murder
• NYPD Scanner System Nixes Ticket Fixes
• ‘Peppermint Twist’ Sweetens Astoria Park Stage
• ‘Corn King’ Celebrates Corn Season
• NYCHA, TD Bank Teach Financial Literacy, Boost Reading
• Bubblegum Music ‘Pops’ At CALDC Waterfront Concert
• American Airlines To Start Service To 3 U.S. Cities
• Letters to the Editor
• The Mentally Ill Get A Chance To ‘Turn The Page...Again’
• Gianaris Sponsors Waterfront Movie Series In Astoria Park
• ‘A’ Grade Queens Eatery Leads The Way
• Volunteers Needed To Revitalize Schools
• Gazette Calendar Of Events
• Maloney Knocks On 70,000th Campaign Door In Dutch Kills
• 2010 Mayor’s Soccer Cup
• City Council Approves Flushing Commons/Macedonia Projects
• Crowley, Miller, Huntley Hold Bike Registration Event
• Van Bramer, Crowley, MTA Survey Woodside Station
• Addabbo, Staff Get Motorboat Out Of Hawtree Basin
• Halloran Lauds Lazio At Bayside LIRR Station
• Councilmembers, Groups Call For Halt To Illegal Commuter Vans
• Non-Striking Workers Protected By New Onorato Law
• City Offers Bedbug Info
• 9/11 Health Bill Suffers Stinging Defeat In The House
• Five Napkin Burger
• Borough-Wide Blotter
• Astoria’s Youngest Soccer Stars Shine At Camp Vallone
• Homeless Ranks Grow In Astoria Park: Vallone
• Queens Man Slain Saving Brother
• Northeast Queens Rezoning Moves Forward
• Announce Battery Drop-Off Sites
• Lifesaving Hypothermia Treatment Hits The Road
• Social Security Is An Open Book
• Cops To Public: ‘Let Your Fingers Do The Talking’
• Long Island’s Educational Leaders And Legislators Launch Joint Initiative To Reduce Local Property
• Long Island Schools - The Pride Of New York State Despite Inequitable State Support
• Exhibition: Never Think Small - Redux! And The Artful Scriptorium
• Open Call! For Climate/Gallery’s May Exhibitions
• Nicole Parcher at Dutch Kills Gallery
• 25,000 Bottles Water Donated To Haiti By The Cassata Family
• Gallery Night At The Silks Building
• Dutch Kills Gallery Exhibition
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• GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies at kenja kennels for sale
• Central Nassau Guidance and Counseling Services, Inc. and Community Development Corporation...
• Group Exhibition - Dutch Kills Gallery
• Consumption/Consequence Recent Paintings by Whitey Flagg and Herman James
• Dowling College Motivates Wyandanch Students to Prepare for College
• Last Chance to Help Preserve Critical Species on Brink of Extinction
• Dowling Undergraduate Student Presents Groundbreaking Research for Pharmaceutical Community
• Exhibition - A Bit Of Matter And A Little Bit More
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