By LYDIA GEHRING Living Editor
By Pamela McLoughlin Register Staff NEW HAVEN -- Yale University sophomore Michael Walden's goal is to be chief executive officer or chief operating officer of his own company.
TETERBORO -- Nine college-bound students were each awarded $1,500 scholarships by Teterboro Airport on Wednesday at an annual luncheon that recognizes academic achievement. Each year as a community service, the airport's Community Benefits Fund Committee awards scholarships to high school seniors like Stephen Mozia of Hackensack, who has already been accepted at Cornell University.
In your journey through life, you will inevitably be confronted with valleys diat appear too precarious and challenging to cross. The valley may suddenly appear as die loss of a loved one, a serious illness, a broken relationship, a financial crisis or some orner personal tragedy. Whatever die cause, your normal life comes to a screeching halt and you are left standing on the edge of the valley without a seemingly rational way to get to die other side. Life is a journey and not a destination. However, we have to realize that we are on a journey mat is subject to change at any time. Major life changes, during your journey, can either come in die form of an opportunity or a direat. For instance, you could have a baby or lose a loved one; you could hit the lottery or your company could go ...
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Cherry Hill, N.J.-based Commerce Bank, which has a major presence on Long Island, is looking for 225 high school seniors who need a few bucks for college. As part of its American Dream Scholarship, the bank seeks community-service oriented students with a strong academic record to apply for individual $1,000 scholarships. The criteria: Students must reside in a county served by Commerce (such as Nassau and Suffolk) and must plan to enroll in a two- or four-year college program after their high school graduation. Grade point averages must be better than 3.0 (a "solid B") and students must participate in community and extracurricular activities.
Fiesta Lincoln Mercury, Grande Truck Center, Jordan Ford, Mac Haik's Southway Ford, McCombs West Ford, North Park Lincoln Mercury, Northside Ford, Red McCombs Ford and Ford Motor Company have made the Salute to Education scholarships possible.
Call it brotherly love - with a check enclosed . Hugh Basinger, 77, of Olive Branch has helped raise $100,000 for public service scholarships at Northwest Mississippi Community College, and now his brother John, 79, of Winona, this month has given $100,000 for business scholarships there.
DAILY MAIL STAFF They selflessly volunteer in hospitals. They tutor children and serve food to the homeless.
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