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CUNY Students Attend First Annual NYC Disability Summit
"This summer, a new rallying cry in the decades long disability rights movement was announced. Lawrence Carter-Long, Executive Director of the Disability Network of NYC, announced from the podium at the first ever NYC Disability Summit that for too long the mantra of the movement had been "Nothing about us without us"; now, with over 1 million people with a disability living in New York City, the new mantra must be "Nothing without us, period." ... [Read More] |
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2009-08-17 02:05 PM |
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Getting Your Project Funded!
On Wednesday May 13, 2009 Catherine and Grace Zinnel, winners of last year's Final Competitive Event,
led the Leadership Program's final Leadership Roundtable of the Spring Semester titled " Successful Project Presentations
and Pitches". The roundtable was held at Hunter College where fifteen students representing eight CUNY campuses gathered
for an evening of learning and discussion. ... [Read More] |
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2009-06-08 04:25 PM |
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IVE Crowns Winners of 2009 Stock Market Competition
Antonio Delgado, of the California VE Network, has been named winner
of CUNY IVE's Fourth Annual Stock Market Competition. More than 500
students participated in the two month-long contest, representing Arizona, California, Ohio, Massachusetts, New York in the US as well as Denmark and Austria in Europe. Each student began with a trading budget of $10,000 to invest in the virtual and real stock market using the IVE Market Maker ( www.ivefinancial.com). ... [Read More] |
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2009-05-06 10:10 AM |
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Registration Now Open Student Stock Market Competition 2009
The past couple of weeks have been quite turbulent in the global economy and stock markets all over the world have experienced many ups and even more downs. This economic roller coaster ride has led to many economic policy decisions and interest rates have been cut on a regular basis to fend off what - unfortunately - has turned into a recession. However, this is not all bad news when it comes to our students and the huge ... [Read More] |
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2008-12-17 01:30 PM |
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