George LeMieux’s journal of every meeting Gov. Charlie Crist’s chief of staff attended in 2007 (see below) is teeming with history. So the St. Petersburg Times filed a public records request asking to read the book, which could yield new insights into the shaping of policy in the first year of Crist’s term. But […]

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Dr. Charles Siebert, the medical examiner who oversaw the Martin Lee Anderson boot-camp death, lost his job Saturday. Siebert had his critics, including the Rev. Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Push Coalition, which criticized Siebert's conclusions in the Anderson case. But Panama City-area State Attorney Steve Meadows, one of the doc's strongest supporters, said an "agenda-driven […]

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"If you like craziness with your politics, you're probably going to like Florida more than ever in 2008. Round 1 is the property tax vote on Jan. 29. It comes in tandem with the early-bird presidential primary that Democratic candidates are boycotting. They act as if our 27 crucial electoral votes were some dreaded disease. […]

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High-schoolers must register for the ACT, a college admission and placement exam, by Jan. via Desert Sun

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An education loan can be used to help pay for college tuition, books, room and board, and other expenses that students may have during the school year. There are different types of loans that students can apply for including federal student loans, personal loans, and school loans made by colleges and other education programs.
Applying […]

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Continuing education classes can be a great way for people who are reentering college life to adjust by taking one or two classes that interest them. This program was designed with adults who have busy schedules in mind.
What Is Continuing Education?
A small sampling of classes from different majors is offered each semester. Students can […]

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