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High School Wrestler Does Not Let Cerebral Palsy Get In The Way of His Dreams
Andrew's strong desire to compete on an athletic team enabled him overcome the odds and participate on the wrestling team at Kearney High School in Kearney, Nebraska. "He's an avid sports person. He always wanted to play football. Of course, that
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Is Sexting Mostly a Woman's Game?evening out," says Diane Kholos Wysocki, co-author of the study and a professor of sociology at the University of Nebraska at Kearney . Anecdotally, several men voiced similar gender-biased experiences to ABCnews.com. One journalism student from Savannah
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U.S. automakers poised to capitalize on Japanese shortages
Hondas, Nissans or other Japanese brands in the past are now "up for grabs," says a report by consulting group A . T . Kearney . That number could jump to 328,000 by fall if Japanese factories aren't at full capacity by then. Best of all
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Pete Peterson's 'The Education of an American Dreamer'from playing contact sports. When we went into the water at Kearney 's one public swimming pool, she insisted on being near Greek School. The classes were held in one of our classrooms at Kearney Junior High after regular school hours. The teachers were
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Mobile Operators Claim Falling Data Roaming Prices in Europe
grew 75 percent over the same period, said the GSMA, citing findings by researcher Wireless Intelligence and consultancy AT Kearney . The average price of text messaging roaming services fell 18 per cent in the year to April, the GSMA said. The GSMA said
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Best Buy Adds New Services
digital TVs (30 percent), by an additional 5 percent to 10 percent, says Sandeep Chungani, a retail consultant with A . T . Kearney . In Minneapolis and Dallas, Best Buy has partnered with 10 of the nation's largest home builders, including Pulte
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Wireless Networks Open Up Nepal
After spending two years writing three letters a day to American universities, Pun was accepted at the University of Nebraska at Kearney where he received a master's degree in 1992. He then returned to his small home village and, shortly after the village
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Taking Wi-Fi to New Heights
After spending two years writing three letters a day to American universities, Pun was accepted at the University of Nebraska at Kearney where he received a master's degree in 1992. He then returned to his small home village and, shortly after the village
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Terror, Taxes Threaten U.S. Workers Abroad
8 percent of their work force, in the next five years, according to a recent study by management consultant firm A . T . Kearney . "You probably are finding maybe companies resorting to the expatriate type of approach less often," says Mark
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Clinton Finally Visits Nebraska
line and posed for photographs at the airport for about 20 minutes before the motorcade left for the University of Nebraska at Kearney . Clinton planned to deliver a speech recapping his foreign policy achievements before an anticipated crowd of about 6,000
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Clinton to Visit Nebraska... Finally
years in office. Speech & Sightseeing His visit to south-central Nebraska includes a speech at the University of Nebraska at Kearney on Dec. 8, Chancellor Gladys Styles Johnston announced Tuesday. The president also will tour the Great Platte River Road
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The Good News at the Gap
square footage in every store, like maternity clothing. A Rarely Erring Eye Joshua Chernoff, a vice-president at A . T . Kearney , which has consulted for Gap, gives the bulk of the credit to Gap s management. Despite the fashion misses the
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Some Smaller Food Firms Thrive Despite Consolidation
of companies who are going to survive are the very big and the very small, says David Donnan, vice president with A . T . Kearney . The very small have niche products that they can focus on and a strong, loyal, passionate following. The ones
