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People are talking about the NY Times story about the guy who finally passed the NY bar exam on his fourth attempt, but appellate court rejected him on character and fitness grounds because they said he had too much student loan debt: $480,000. It started out as approximately $317,000 after he finished his second law program, but then penalties and fees for nonpayment caused it to mushroom to $480,000 ( see here , the article says something different). How is he supposed to get a job that will allow him to repay that if he isn't allowed to practice law? Of course, even if he were admitted, a 47-year-old with his dubious record isn't going to find a law job in this economy anyway. It seems... [read full story]
Skye Bank Plc has taken another bold step towards entrepreneurial development in Nigeria as it supports the Spirit of David, the organisers of Celebrity Takes Two (CT2) show, in putting together a successful programme this year.
Polycom UltimateHD Helps Gaming Pioneer Atari Improve Collaboration, Accelerate Decision-Making, Reduce Costs and Improve Work/Life Balance for Employees NEW YORK, NY and PLEASANTON, CA -- Atari, Inc., an interactive...
SideQuesting prepares a list of 2010's known video game releases, in what may be the best year ever for gaming fans. PRLog (Press Release) – Nov 22, 2009 – The editors of SideQuesting.com have compiled an exhaustive list of the...
By Nigel Edgar KUCHING: Most diabetics in the state are Chinese, according to statistics from the state Health Department. Department representative Dr Rohani Mat Bah yesterday said as of September this year, there were 56,658...
