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The future of Higher Education funding

Today’s meetin fees regime. Bahram Bekhradnia, Director of the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) provided an overview of the likely consequences of proposals to cut university funding, in anticipation of the release of the Browne Report. The Higher Education Policy Institute is the UK’s only independent think tank devoted exclusively to higher education. HEPI provides robust and objective policy analysis and advice across a whole range of higher education issues. Its mission is to improve higher education in the UK by creating a better informed policy environment – informed by research and analysis, as well as drawing on experiences from other countries.g of the BES Education Policy Lunchbox focused on issues arising from expected changes to the current university. I think that a higher education should be  expected and I think that regular education shouldnt take that long so that you have the rest of your life to do what you want to do! I think this will effect the teachers/ students because they could be longer days or more pay for teachers would let alot more people become teachers because they would make a little more. 
Link: http://britishecologicalsociety.org/blog/blog/2010/10/11/the-future-of-higher-education-funding/

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My current event was on a trooper whos beating the record for most drug bust. Heres the link :

http://www.10tv.com/live/content/local/stories/2011/03/23/story-granville-trooper-sets-arrest-record-michael-wilson.html?sid=102



GRANVILLE, Ohio — Consider Trooper Michael Wilson the Ohio State Highway Patrol's heavyweight champion of felony arrests.

In 2010, none of the other 1,400 troopers in the state made more arrests than Wilson.  His total of 86 was not only the best in Ohio, but it was also a state record, 10TV's Kevin Landers reported on Tuesday.

Wilson, who works out of the patrol's Granville post, has an eye for catching suspected drug dealers.  Part of the challenge, he says, is being aware that people will hide drugs almost anywhere.

"It's very common to stop a vehicle with kids in it," Wilson said.  "One of my stops last year for a drug seizure was underneath a kid's car seat."

Wilson often patrols along Interstate 70 in Licking County, an area he referred to as part of the drug "pipeline."

"Heroin is very big right now," Wilson said, "Heroin out of Columbus going to smaller cities."

Last year, Wilson was responsible for seizing six pounds of marijuana, guns, knives, more than 1,000 prescription pills, and 1 pound of cocaine, Landers reported.

The drugs, he said, were being transported by people of all ages.

"It's everybody, there's not an age group," he said.  "There's not one age group I've arrested; 65-year-old men trafficking in cocaine."

Not every person arrested by Wilson goes to prison.  Some judges allow them to work off their time by providing information about suspected drug dealers to law enforcement, Landers reported.

"One of the alternatives if they have, say good information, can possibly be working off their charge by say, giving up a bigger drug dealer," Wilson said.

Of Wilson's 86 arrests in 2010, 79 were drug cases.  He hopes that he can break the record in 2011 and take more drugs off the roads.

"I definitely want bigger drugs taken off the street," he said.

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dictionary.com : it helps to look up defintions and to do homework.
Another is  thesarus.com : this helps you just as much as the other one and in the same type of ways.

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Dayton Takes Top Spot As Sickest City

According to a new county-wide health report, two Ohio cities rank in the top 10 list of sickest cities to have the flu, ONN's Stephanie Mennecke reported on Monday.

Cleveland came in at number seven and Dayton took the number one spot. 

"Quite frankly we are curious as how they interpreted some of the data," Gross said.

Gross is talking about news website The Daily Beast. They put out a list of the country's sickest cities when it comes to the flu around the same time as the Montgomery County Health Commission.

The report has been in the making for two years now, and it's merely a coincidence to have been completed the same time these numbers surfaced from the Daily Beast news site. 

"When we look at the numbers from their report, versus the numbers in our report, we see some inconsistencies," Gross said.

One thing that is consistent however is the startling truths that stick out from the research.

"Basically our citizens are making themselves sick because what is killing our citizens are chronic diseases that could be prevented if people lived a healthier lifestyle," Gross said.

Gross condensed the county's report to an eight page summary, and handed it to about 2,000 business leaders in the community. He encouraged them to review it and encourage their employees to live a healthier lifestyle. 

Columbus just missed the top 10 list of sickest cities. It came in at number 12.

Link to Page!: http://www.onntv.com/live/content/onnnews/stories/2011/03/14/story-sickest-city.html?sid=102

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