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GCC uses solar power to save
Jayne Flores, assistant director for communications and promotions at the Guam Community College, shows off solar panels installed on the roof of the Anthony A. Leon Guerrero Allied Health Center at the Mangilao campus yesterday.
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Afghanistan-bound Marines learn farming practices
At a university farm in California’s crop-abundant Inner Valley, a group of U.S. Marines trudged through muddy fields on Monday to learn how to tend pomegranate trees, a crop well loved in war-to…
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Some N.J. disabled students benefit from staying in teach in anticipation of they turn 21
For many students with disabilities, staying in high teach in anticipation of age 21, the statutory limit, is the best strategy for preparing themselves for the planet of adulthood and independence
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Afghanistan-bound marines learn to be farmers
At a university farm in California’s crop-abundant Inner Valley, a group of US Marines trudged through muddy fields to learn how to tend pomegranate trees, a crop well loved in war-torn Afghanistan where they will soon install.
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