Triangle Tutors

by Alex on May 23, 2010 · Filed Under Education · 3 Comments 

Triangle Tutors has helped over countless students improve their grades, raise their test scores, learn productive study skills, build their academic self-confidence, and reach their full potential.

The Triangle Tutors program is successful because it provides highly individualized, one-on-one instruction in the comfort and security of home, free from distractions. Tutoring sessions may also be scheduled at schools, after school facilities, libraries, or community centers. Triangle Tutors instructors are experienced degreed professionals and certified instructors with impeccable credentials and a heartfelt enthusiasm for teaching.

They serve all ages, pre-kindergarten through adult. Tutoring is available in all core subjects – reading, mathematics, science, history – as well as study skills, foreign languages, standardized test prep, assessment testing such as ACT and SAT, GRE, GED, music lessons, and much more.

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V-Tech Rampage – The Virginia Tech Video Game

by Jonathan on May 1, 2010 · Filed Under Current Events, Education · 2 Comments 

 

Following 2005’s notorious Super Columbine Massacre RPG, the Virginia Tech shootings have been turned into a flash video game.

V-Tech Rampage, which promises “three levels of stealth and murder”, was uploaded to the flash website Newgrounds.com at the weekend by a user known by the alias ‘Pigpen‘. It puts the player in the role of Seung-Hui Cho, who slew 32 of his fellow students at Virginia Tech university on 16 April, and controversially recreates the tragedy in the style of a simple shoot-’em-up game.

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Virginia Tech Celebrates Graduation in Wake of Tragedy

by Seth on April 30, 2010 · Filed Under Current Events, Education · 1 Comment 


BLACKSBURG, Va. — The image most people have of Kevin Sterne is harrowing: a photo showing a tourniquet wrapped around his wounded leg as rescue workers rushed him out of Virginia Tech’s Norris Hall.

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