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Tech’s Johnson era begins with questions (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
The emotions at the beginning of the Paul Johnson era at Georgia Tech have not measured up to feelings of the end of Chan Gailey’s tenure. Partly because the chance to defeat Jacksonville State doesn’t stir fans’ passions like the possibility of losing to Georgia.
Arkansas Tech Open 94th Season At Home (KTHV Little Rock)
RUSSELLVILLE, Arkansas ? Arkansas Tech is set to open its 94th season of intercollegiate football here Thursday when the Wonder Boys host Northeastern State in the 2008 season opener for both teams in Thone Stadium at Buerkle Field. Kick-off for Thursday’s opener is set for 7 p.m.
Clean-Tech V.C. Speaks to the Democrats (New York Times)
Venture capital got a prime-time spot at the Democratic National Convention when Nancy Floyd, founder and managing director of Nth Power , a San Francisco clean-tech venture capital firm, addressed the crowd Tuesday.
Ivy Tech enrollment up 11 percent this year (WTHR Indianapolis)
More than 86,000 students are attending Ivy Tech Community College this fall semester - marking an 11 percent jump over last year and continuing the school’s recent rapid growth.
Ex-Va. Tech star Ore lands at D-II West Liberty (Sports Illustrated)
WEST LIBERTY, W.Va. (AP) — Former Virginia Tech running back Branden Ore has transferred to Division II West Liberty for his senior season.
Tech’s Harris testifies he was "scared out of my life" by gunshots (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
BY DARRYL SLATER Times-Dispatch Staff Writer CHRISTIANSBURG — Virginia Tech football star Victor "Macho" Harris testified today that shots fired at his apartment in November missed him by no more than five feet. Harris testified in the trial of Anthony Jobair Lucas, 23, a 2006 Tech graduate charged with firing at an occupied dwelling, a felony. The trial, in Montgomery County Circuit Court in …
Tech’s defense aims to get rough under Ruffin (Austin American-Statesman)
Lost in the hubbub of Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy’s "I’m a man, I’m 40!" rant last September was a classic Mike Leach rant that day about his Texas Tech defense.
Virginia Tech picks Glennon for QB, plans to redshirt Taylor (USA Today)
Sean Glennon will be Virginia Tech’s starting quarterback this year while sophomore Tyrod Taylor redshirts. Hokies coach Frank Beamer said Tuesday that Cory Holt will begin the season as the nominal backup, but Taylor would be likely to play if Glennon couldn’t.
Obama ups clean-tech cred at convention (CNET)
Long-time clean-tech investor Nancy Floyd of Nth Power says Obama’s energy proposals are favorable to developing the green-technology industry in the U.S.
Of gyroscopes and gaming: the tech behind the Wii MotionPlus (Ars Technica)
The new "MotionPlus" add-on for the Nintendo Wii is supposed to again revolutionize motion-controlled gaming. Check out this exclusive look at the tech in the MotionPlus direct from the source of the unit’s powerful brain, InvenSense. Read More…
Hospital rooms going high-tech (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
The hospital room of the future in the Rochester area will be bigger, private and more high-tech.
Glennon to start for Va. Tech, Taylor redshirting (AP via Yahoo! News)
Sean Glennon will be Virginia Tech’s starting quarterback this year while sophomore Tyrod Taylor redshirts.
Tech News Flash August 27, 2008 (Cyclingnews.com)
Got tech? Send press releases, news, and tech questions to the Cyclingnews tech desk . Giant Bicycles has announced that it has signed a two-year agreement with Rabobank beginning in 2009.
Tech basketball schedule released (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Georgia Tech’s men’s basketball’s schedule was released Tuesday, and the Jackets will sprinkle their ACC schedule with non-conference matchups at home against Penn State, Vanderbilt and Georgia and away against USC and Alabama.
Va. Tech goes with Glennon at QB, redshirts Taylor (The Sports Network)
Va. Tech goes with Glennon at QB, redshirts Taylor
D.C. Mayor Launches Nation’s First High-Tech Public Bike-Share Program (Smart Growth Online)
Working to turn Washington, D.C. into a sustainable ”world-class city,” where a range of mobility options satisfies all residents, Democratic Mayor Adrian M. Fenty, a keen cyclist himself, launched the nation’s first high-tech public bike-share program, with an initial 120 three-speed bikes at 10 self-service racks — mostly downtown, near three Metrorail stations and many bike-lane streets — …
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Tech officials prepared for potential food recalls (The Daily Toreador)
Five years ago, if Texas Tech students were asked what tomatoes and peanut butter had in common, most would be puzzled. Now, these foods are associated with danger and contamination. The recent absence of these items in all Lubbock area grocery stores and Tech dining halls due to salmonella scares and subsequent FDA recalls.
Tech budget offers double benefit with tuition freeze, raises (The Daily Toreador)
Texas Tech students, faculty, staff and administrators come out ahead in the 2008-2009 budget. Tech’s Board of Regents approved a freeze on tuition and fees in May, and a pay raise averaging 2 percent for faculty, staff and administrators in August.
Tech football receives national attention heading into season (The Daily Toreador)
Everywhere a Texas Tech football fan turns, it seems the Red Raiders have become the talk of the town - or the college football world for that matter. Whether it be on the cover of magazines or daytime television, Tech football is getting its 15 minutes of fame.
While you were out: Events at Texas Tech during the summer (The Daily Toreador)
Thomas Anderes, Tech’s executive vice president of administration and finance, announced his resignation before the 2008-2009 academic year. Anderes vacated the position Aug. 1 to go work in the University of Wisconsin System as the senior vice president for administration and fiscal affairs.
Tech students get back to ‘new mormal’ (The Washington Times)
Virginia Tech students returned during the past week to a campus that appears as normal as any other but is still healing from the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
Tech board makes personnel changes (Paragould Daily Press)
Several personnel items were taken care of during the first Greene County Tech board meeting of the school year Thursday. Diana Boozer was granted a six-week maternity leave of absence beginning Sept. 15. She will use sick time until then.
Westfield’s State of the Schools address goes high-tech (The Indianapolis Star)
Westfield Washington Superintendent Mark Keen captivated an audience for about 45 minutes this week by presenting a portion of his annual State of the Schools address on one of the district’s high-tech Promethean Boards.
Tech DE Johnson is a force on-and-off the field (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Football practice was over and coaches were gone. The equipment sheds were locked, and student managers were sitting in a golf cart, ready to roll. Michael Johnson was one of three Georgia Tech players still hanging around. So, the managers sat.
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