Events/Announcements

Central Michigan Students To Build World’s Most Fuel Efficient Vehicle

MOUNT PLEASANT - Seventeen Central Michigan University students hope to build the most fuel-efficient vehicle in the country topping last year?s record breaker, which recorded a whopping 1,819 miles per gallon. The students, under the supervision of CMU engineering and technology faculty member Benjamin Ritter, will enter the 397A/SAE Supermileage class, part of the Society

By |2005-01-30T00:00:00-05:00January 30th, 2005|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Michigan’s Nanotechnology Rankings Rise In Survey

ANN ARBOR ? Michigan has some new technology bragging rights. The Wolverine state ranked fourth in the nation for dominance in micro and nanotechnology, up from sixth place last year, a Small Times survey shows. The amount of activity in this category increased across the board, but the good news is that Michigan's standing outpaced

By |2005-01-30T00:00:00-05:00January 30th, 2005|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Security Studies Grant Available From Defense Department

TROY - The United States Department of Defense is seeking graduate students from Walsh College who are interested in a grant funded scholarship program for concentrated studies in the Walsh College information assurance program - a concentrated Security curriculum. Individuals must be admitted to the MSIA or another graduate program and specialize in information assurance.

By |2005-01-27T00:00:00-05:00January 27th, 2005|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Trojan Horse Rides Microsoft Security Patch

DETROIT ? A Trojan horse is riding Microsoft?s patch process in an attempt to fool Windows users into downloading the malicious programming. CNET News.Com reports it received a fake Microsoft security notification about problems with the Windows operating system. The message, which carries the subject line "MS Windows/Critical Error," attempts to fool PC users into

By |2005-01-26T00:00:00-05:00January 26th, 2005|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Graholm Administration Set To Reveal Tax Code Changes

LANSING - A personal property tax credit and changes in the single business tax apportionment are expected to be part of the long-awaited Granholm administration proposal to restructure business taxes scheduled to be unveiled Thursday. Department of Treasury officials were involved in discussions Monday on the proposal with business executives, a number of sources said,

By |2005-01-25T00:00:00-05:00January 25th, 2005|Archive, Events/Announcements|