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The Swedish dating show 'Bonde söker fru' is making headlines again. TV4 viewers saw farmer Mikael eliminated, while an ex-'Bachelor' profile, Sandra, joined the cast looking for a wife and later said her early exit 'felt a bit wrong'. A column in Helagotland also hailed a new Gotland farmer as the saviour of the TV autumn.
- 2University of Montana and Fort Peck Community College Sign Transfer Agreement▼UM College of Business, Fort Peck Community College Sign 2+2 Transfer Agreement
The University of Montana's College of Business and Fort Peck Community College have signed a 2+2 transfer agreement. The deal allows students to complete two years at the tribal community college in northeastern Montana and transfer credits toward a four-year business degree at UM. It is intended to create a smoother, more affordable pathway to a bachelor's degree for students on and near the Fort Peck Reservation.
- 3University of Nevada, Reno launches animal science degree▼UNR now offering Bachelor of Animal Science
The University of Nevada, Reno has added a Bachelor of Animal Science to its undergraduate offerings. The new program gives students a dedicated four-year degree in the field, covering areas such as livestock, animal health and agriculture. Local coverage highlights the expansion of UNR's science and agriculture programs, which could attract students interested in careers in animal-related industries.
- 4ABC Reality TV Alum Announces Engagement●ABC Reality TV Alum Announces Engagement — Explained https:// justpaste.in/movies/abc-realit y-tv-alum-announces-engagem
A former contestant from an ABC reality television franchise, associated with shows like The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise, has announced an engagement. Details about the alum's identity, partner, or the announcement itself are not provided. Engagement news from Bachelor Nation alumni routinely draws wide attention from the franchise's fan community.
- 5Dunwoody College of Technology to Launch Civil Engineering Degree▼Dunwoody College of Technology to Launch Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Dunwoody College of Technology in Minneapolis has announced it will launch a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. The new program adds to the college's technical and engineering offerings and reflects steady demand for civil engineering graduates in infrastructure and construction. The announcement was made via a press release distributed by PR Newswire. Further details, such as enrollment timelines and accreditation plans, were not provided in the release covered here.
- 6'Bachelor' Producers Send Legal Threat to Chris Harrison's New Dating Show●‘Bachelor’ Producers Send Legal Threat to Chris Harrison’s New Dating Show ‘The Vow’; Fox Nation Fights Back ‘Malicious and Vindictive’ Claims
Warner Bros., the producer behind 'The Bachelor,' has sent a legal threat over 'The Vow,' a new dating show hosted by former 'Bachelor' host Chris Harrison on Fox Nation. Fox Nation pushed back against the claims, calling the accusations 'malicious and vindictive.' The dispute sets the franchise's former frontman and his new employer against the producers he once worked for.
- 7Highly educated Mormons attend church weekly at high rates▼86% of Mormons with bachelor’s or higher go to church weekly. That didn't surprise this reporter
A new report finds that 86% of Mormons, or members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, who hold a bachelor's degree or higher attend church weekly. The figure stands out because highly educated Americans across most religious groups tend to attend religious services less often, making Latter-day Saints a notable exception, and a reporter covering the story said the number did not surprise her.
- 8Graz cybersecurity institute to present new bachelor thesis topics●Not sure what topic to choose for your thesis? Join us on Friday, Oct 9th! 🍕 At the Bachelor@ISEC event, we present new
The Institute of Applied Information Processing and Communications (ISEC) at Graz University of Technology is hosting a Bachelor@ISEC event on Friday, October 9th, 2026, at 12:00, Sandgasse 38A, Graz. The institute will present new open bachelor's thesis topics for students unsure what to choose, and award prizes to excellent students, with pizza on offer for attendees.