October 25, 2010 | ENR: Engineering News Record

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ENR October 25, 2010

Borderless Learning
By Debra K. Rubin and Bruce Buckley
Borderless learning is not new to college engineering and construction programs, but study-abroad options are growing, along with benefits to students and prospective employers.

Virtual Tools Perfect a Jobsite Management Reality

Mole Resurfaces as a Union Safety Teaching Tool

Separate K-12 Engineering Teaching Standards May Not Help Kids

Cover photo: shutterstock.com

The Midterm Elections

Construction’s Midterm Election Candidate Funding Favorites
Which industry groups construction unions are spending the most, and who’s getting the cash?

Bonds on the Ballots: What's at Stake in the Voting
Voters around the U.S. will decide the fate of $4.8 billion in construction bond proposals.

Expected GOP Wins May Crimp Infrastructure Funding Bills
What happens to infrastructure spending if Republicans control the House?

Headlines

Private Sector Dominates Infrastructure Rankings
Recession's Realities, the New Normal and How To Win Work
Structural Engineers Aim To Improve Student Training
Lawsuit Bolsters Fox River Cleanup
Florida Utility Plant To Harness Solar Power With Natural Gas
Chicago Spire's Foreclosure Marks the End of an Era
Safety Board Details Pipeline Blast Sequence
Crews Squeeze Mass Transit Guideway Over Active Taxiway
Fluor Takes Loss on Wind Farm Beset by Multiple Problems
Task Force Formed To Advise On Faulty Oregon Building
Financial Capacity Analysis Sees ‘Muted’ Recovery in 2011
Former Corps Engineer Charged With Bribery on Iraq Projects
Swiss Complete Drilling on World's Longest Tunnel