School and College News (The Marion Star)

8. Start thinking like the website reader (the prospect) and stop thinking like the marketer. Figure out what the prospect wants most from the products or services that they deliver, then come right out and tell him what benefits he’ll get, why, and what he needs to do now. Simple but it brings in billions.

School and College News (The Marion Star)

HERCULES, Calif. - Ryan Myers, son of Sheila McEntire, formally of Marion, and grandson of Vivian McEntire, Marion, will be attending the National Young Scholars Program at the R.L. Stevenson School in Pebble Beach, Calif.

Achievements (River Valley Business Report)

Catherine Kolkmeier (see photo) has been named to direct the La Crosse Medical Health Science Consortium.

OSU sports marketing wants you to catch the fever (Corvallis Gazette-Times)

CORVALLIS â€” Stop by the Oregon State athletics Web site and youâ€™ll see the warning signs. Itchy first-down finger? Frequent chest-bumping causing problems at work? Suffering from inflamed tailgate? You might have the fever.

DECISIONMAKERS: Richard Anderson (Sierra Sun)

As Truckee expands many of its 16,000 citizens worry how the competing interests of environmental concern and commercial development will coexist. Truckeeâ€™s town council members are usually at the epicenter of many land-use debates.

Monday | 13 August, 2007 (ARNnet)

Bringing the PC from the study into the lounge room is capturing the attention of large multinationals, large whitebox players and local mum and dad shops - and things are just getting started.

The International Academy of Design & Technology, Seattle, Washington Announces Two New in-House Design Studios (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

SEATTLE----The International Academy of Design & Technology Seattle announces The Agency -- a graphic design agency poised to tackle design projects with the highest caliber of talent, skill, creativity, and passion, and The Studio -- an innovative design group sponsored by the IADT Seattle Interior Design Program.

As St. Lucie sex-ed plan advances, focus on condoms draws fire (The Palm Beach Post)

A new sex education curriculum that puts a greater focus on AIDS may be ready for consideration by the St. Lucie County School Board this fall.

Green power (The Providence Journal)

Outside, two workers are drilling holes into a 100-year-old house on Bouvier Avenue and pumping insulation made of recycled newspapers into the walls.

Green power (The Providence Journal)

George Voit, of the Comprehensive Community Action Program, in Cranston, checks the blower door during a reinspection at a home participating in the stateâ€™s weatherization program. The airflow is checked to verify the tightness of the house.

Around the towns (The Scranton Times-Tribune)

An old clock at American Legion Ambrose Revels Post 328 has new life thanks to borough residents Pat Cowley and uncle John â€œDingâ€ Schwartztrauber. The almost 100-year-old clock has been removed from its spot on the Main Street building and stored in an upstairs room, Mr. Cowley said.

School and College News (The Marion Star)

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