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February 5, 2013   |   Vol. 5, Issue 6
 
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The President's Immigration Plan
January 30, 2013 | Inside Higher Education
President Obama called for comprehensive immigration reform in a Las Vegas speech Tuesday afternoon, including several provisions that could affect American colleges and their students and graduates. Higher education associations praised the White House and Congress’s action on putting forward proposals, but said that more information was needed to judge the ideas fully.
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Venture Capital's Sluggish Performance
February 5, 2013 | New York Times
American venture capital needs a reboot. A decade of insufficient shrinkage hasn’t fixed wimpy performance. At 6.1 percent annually over 10 years to September, according to Cambridge Associates and the National Venture Capital Association, V.C. fund returns undershoot boring stock indexes like the Nasdaq and the Russell 2000.
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Farmers in Ohio Divided on 'Fracking'
February 3, 2013 | Columbus Dispatch
The growing amount of hydraulic fracturing, commonly called “fracking,” being performed in Ohio as part of a booming oil and gas industry is causing a split in opinion among the state’s farmers. Some see the movement as an economic opportunity, while others see the practice as a threat to their livelihoods.
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Finding More STEM Students
February 1, 2013 | Inside Higher Ed
That the country needs more science, technology, engineering, and math graduates is a common refrain, but there has been little consensus about how to achieve this goal, and recent announcements from two public universities showcase very different strategies.
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MOOC Mess

Nashville Education Tech Startup Raises $1.65 Million

Analyst: Stem Cell Agency Reforms Fall Short


Hint for South Dakota Climate Future: Think Kansas
February 2, 2013 | Argus Leader
South Dakota in 2050 will have longer growing seasons, milder winters and more extreme weather events if national weather experts are correct in analyzing the effects of greenhouse gases on climate warming. A draft report released earlier this month by the National Climate Assessment and Development Advisory Committee projects that at the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions, the average temperature in South Dakota will rise an additional 5 degrees Fahrenheit by 2050.
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KC Wants to Be a ‘Sandbox’ for High-Tech Creativity

Innovation Accelerator Finds Omaha to Be where Potential Meets Progress

Silicon Valley Is the Nation’s Top Dog for Innovation

Hillary Helps Silicon Valley on Her Way Out the Door

In Nationwide Innovation Battle, Baltimore Area Lags on Patents

Less Money Went to Startups in 2012: But Is that Good or Bad News?

The VC Industry Is Very, Very Screwed Up

VC Funds Launched by 49ers Embroiled in Lawsuit

Plan for Public WIFI Overhaul Splits Tech Giants

Is Georgia Ready to Fund Venture Capital?

Georgia Tech and Coursera Try to Recover From MOOC Stumble

FounderDating Helps Austin Entrepreneurs Find Co-founders for their Startups

Why NYC Startups Are Winning the Engagement Race

Angel Investor Tax Break Comes to New Jersey

Astia Angel, a New Funding Source for Women Entrepreneurs

Record Breaking Numbers for Technology Transfer at CSU

How the Government Let Us Down on Crowdfunding

New York Times Deputy Tech Editor Leaves For Kickstarter

Ohio’s Incentives Plan Raises Questions

Fuming over JobsOhio Legal Challenge, Kasich Threatens 'Losers-pay' Rule

Malloy Wants To Invest $1.5 Billion In UConn Sciences, Technology

Texas Governor Targets San Diego Biotechs

Next Generation of Donors: Good News for Start-ups, Entrepreneurs and Innovators

Milwaukee Proposal Would Limit City Money to For-profit Colleges

Best Value Colleges Strive to Cut Tuition

Wisconsin Governor Chooses Reed Hall to Head Economic Development Unit

Boeing Battery Was a Concern Before Failure

Real World Economics: Presidents' Impact on Spending Is Misunderstood

As Sequestration Looms, Contractors Don’t Fret

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