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Dorian Devastation: How you can help

While South Florida was fortunate enough to avoid major devastation as a result of Hurricane Dorian, the island of Grand Bahama and the northern Bahamas did not weather the storm

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Dorian Devastation: How you can help

While South Florida was fortunate enough to avoid major devastation as a result of Hurricane Dorian, the island of Grand Bahama and the northern Bahamas did not weather the storm

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Dorian Devastation: How you can help

Donate supplies and support at Press & Grind Café Press & Grind Café in Fort Lauderdale is accepting supplies donations from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. this Tuesday, September 3rd

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Middle schools targets for future success

Possible trouble ahead for our thriving marine economy, a partnership to save our middle schools, a new type of Ph.D. for business leaders, and teaching youngsters to be expert coders.

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Major business group addresses education issues

Trying to find the right school for your children can be a challenge if you are already living in South Florida, but imagine if you are just moving here. The

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JA’s entrepreneurial students offer consulting services

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CEO Leadership Forums Growing in South Florida

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Economic impact

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Padron stepping down

Highly lauded Miami Dade College President Eduardo J. Padrón plans to step down in August. He joined the college as a member of the faculty in 1970 and quickly rose

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A Strategic Choice

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Specialized MBAs, emerging technologies provide career opportunities

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Oculus Go VR goggles were used in a at St. Andrews School
Jaclyn Corin is a force to be reckoned with

From SFBW’s sister publication, Lifestyle magazines Rarely does a high school student’s excuse for missing a final exam come off sounding like Ivy League material. Then again, how many teenagers

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