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Building Opportunities for Low-Income Students to Develop as Global Leaders

NEW YORK, — /PRNewswire/ — AFS Intercultural Programs/USA has announced a new partnership with the Travelzoo Foundation through a grant of $100,000 in support of AFS international exchange scholarships for low-income students in several cities in the United States, Germany and Spain.

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“The Travelzoo Foundation’s support of AFS’s global leadership and diversity efforts will make a profound impact in students’ lives,” said Margaret Crotty, President of AFS-USA. “It’s about using international educational travel as a vehicle for helping young people grow as leaders and
gain new life skills and intercultural perspectives.”

“We are thrilled to be in partnership with AFS-USA and to support students who may not normally have the opportunity to travel,” said CJ Kettler, President, North America, Travelzoo. » Read the rest of the entry..

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Google Inc is looking at more advertising partners outside its proposed purchase of DoubleClick Ltd and sees a move to a single system for selling ads across media taking up to five years, a top executive said on Tuesday.

A U.S. flag flies above Google office in Santa Monica, California, October 3, 2007. Google Inc is looking at more advertising partners outside its proposed purchase of DoubleClick Ltd and sees a move to a single system for selling ads across media taking up to five years, a top executive said on Tuesday.
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Tim Armstrong, Google’s president of advertising and commerce in North America, said the Web search leader’s forays into selling ads in print, radio and television had shown that marketers would be keen to use a joint system that let them better manage ad inventory. » Read the rest of the entry..

Nearly 70 Hawai’i high school seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2008 National Merit Scholarship Program. They are in the running for some 8,200 Merit Scholarship awards, worth $34 million.

O’ahu semifinalists include: Academy of the Pacific — Sky L. Achitoff; Damien Memorial High School — Christopher A. Ballesteros; Hanalani High School — Royce G. Tabora; ‘Iolani School — Lyndsey M. Arakawa, Christian B. Brady, Signe H. Chambers, Alanna Y. Cooney, Maegan L. Doi, Derek R. Fainberg, Aaron Y. Fong, Jonathan C. Fung, Ryan C. Gomoto, Allison M. Hasegawa, Kimberlee A. Hashiba, Mari R. Heslinga, Pamela H. Ho, Kate M. Ikehara, David P. Jaress, John Jin, Scott K. Kaneshiro, Reid Y. Kawamoto, Leslie N. Kim, Aleksi W. Lee, Colleen Y. Lundy, Alissa A. Masutani, Joshua L. Michaels, Elizabeth M. Murphy, Julia A. Nishioka, Clay K. Ozaki-Train, Braxton Sato, Robert H. Shimizu, Christina A. Tamaru, Annalyse M. Tamashiro, Yutaro Tsukikawa, Marisa Wang; Kaiser High School — Alexandra M. Boland, Dylan L. Howard, John J. Pyun; Kamehameha Schools — David Choy, Nathan J. Nakatsuka, Elisa K. Tsukayama; Mid Pacific Institute —Eliot St. John; Miliani High School — Philip Mocz; Punahou School — Dustin S. » Read the rest of the entry..

Nearly 70 Hawai’i high school seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2008 National Merit Scholarship Program. They are in the running for some 8,200 Merit Scholarship awards, worth $34 million.

O’ahu semifinalists include: Academy of the Pacific — Sky L. Achitoff; Damien Memorial High School — Christopher A. Ballesteros; Hanalani High School — Royce G. Tabora; ‘Iolani School — Lyndsey M. Arakawa, Christian B. Brady, Signe H. Chambers, Alanna Y. Cooney, Maegan L. Doi, Derek R. Fainberg, Aaron Y. Fong, Jonathan C. Fung, Ryan C. Gomoto, Allison M. Hasegawa, Kimberlee A. Hashiba, Mari R. Heslinga, Pamela H. Ho, Kate M. Ikehara, David P. Jaress, John Jin, Scott K. Kaneshiro, Reid Y. Kawamoto, Leslie N. Kim, Aleksi W. Lee, Colleen Y. Lundy, Alissa A. Masutani, Joshua L. Michaels, Elizabeth M. Murphy, Julia A. Nishioka, Clay K. Ozaki-Train, Braxton Sato, Robert H. Shimizu, Christina A. Tamaru, Annalyse M. Tamashiro, Yutaro Tsukikawa, Marisa Wang; Kaiser High School — Alexandra M. Boland, Dylan L. Howard, John J. Pyun; Kamehameha Schools — David Choy, Nathan J. Nakatsuka, Elisa K. Tsukayama; Mid Pacific Institute —Eliot St. John; Miliani High School — Philip Mocz; Punahou » Read the rest of the entry..

Facebook has begun transforming itself from an online hangout into an online business district.

Companies can now create their own pages on Facebook for the first time and target ads on Facebook based on what users and their friends buy and do online, under a new program announced Tuesday. Advertisers also will be able to show users their pitches in the guise of a friend’s endorsement.

For example, if the friend just booked a vacation on Travelocity, the online travel agency will be able to display the friend’s photo to entice the user to buy flights and hotel stays.

The friend would have control over whether to share that information, but the user would have fewer choices over whether to receive it.
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Los Angeles -Having already digested Yahoo!’s tale of woe from the first half of 2007, analysts and investors seem convinced that things won’t get any worse for the Web’s biggest portal. This sad brand of optimism drove the stock up 21% between Sept. 12 and Oct. 12, leading up to the company’s third-quarter earnings announcement, slated for Oct. 16.

But investors will still pay close attention to what chief executive Jerry Yang–still in the throes of his 100-day review of Yahoo! (nasdaq: YHOO - news - people )–has to say about his plans to fix up the company during a conference call that afternoon.

Analysts expect earnings per share to decrease about 27% to 8 cents per share from the 11 cents per share earned during last year’s third quarter. Revenues are expected to increase about 10% to $1.24 billion, from $1.12 billion a year ago. It’s not a dazzling picture, but one that company-watchers have grown accustomed to. President Sue Decker made it clear in July, » Read the rest of the entry..