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• AMD chips to be in many more computers this summer-sources (Reuters)
• U.S. schools add fresh food without busting budgets (Reuters)
• Lawmakers still trying for school retirement deal (AP)
• Foundations help Aspire charter network expand (AP)
• Morgan Hill students sent home over clothing (AP)
• School for chaplains dedicated at Fort Jackson (AP)

AMD chips to be in many more computers this summer-sources (Reuters) Posted: 06 May 2010 05:50 PM PDT Reuters - Advanced Micro Devices Inc may make some of its largest inroads into the fast-growing laptop computer market thanks to a new generation of power-efficient chips to be unveiled next week.

U.S. schools add fresh food without busting budgets (Reuters) Posted: 06 May 2010 05:05 PM PDT Reuters - Thousands of U.S. public school districts are teaming up with local farmers to put more fresh fruits and vegetables on lunchroom menus, without breaking budgets or getting any help from celebrity chefs.

Lawmakers still trying for school retirement deal (AP) Posted: 06 May 2010 04:32 PM PDT AP - Michigan lawmakers said Thursday that a potential money-saving plan aimed at coaxing thousands of public school employees into retirement this summer hasn't yet failed.

Foundations help Aspire charter network expand (AP) Posted: 06 May 2010 03:22 PM PDT AP - The Gates and Schwab Foundations announced Thursday they will back a California charter school network's efforts to secure $93 million in tax-exempt bonds to help them expand and serve more than 4,000 new students.

Morgan Hill students sent home over clothing (AP) Posted: 06 May 2010 01:20 PM PDT AP - The parents of several San Francisco Bay-area high school students who were sent home after showing up in clothing with American flags on Cinco de Mayo are blasting the school's decision.

School for chaplains dedicated at Fort Jackson (AP) Posted: 06 May 2010 12:54 PM PDT AP - Priests, rabbis, imams and Protestant ministers who serve as U.S. military chaplains came together Thursday to dedicate themselves and the nation's first joint military school for tending warriors' souls.

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