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The Kevin Locke Native Dance Ensemble: The Native American dance ensemble will perform at 7 p.m. Nov.
Landis, Payne studs in the mud Individual
Dixon's Zach Payne and Sterling's Jacob Landis run Saturday during the Class 2A East Peoria Regional at Illinois Central College.
By teaching young to play, band director aims to keep passion alive
Alan Curran, 15, of Dublin during a bagpipe lesson at Central College Presbyterian Church in Westerville A Primer A traditional Scottish pipe band consists of bagpipers and a drum corps with snare, tenor and bass drummers.
Main president of United States in full Warren Gamaliel Harding born November 2, 1865, Caledonia [now Blooming Grove], Ohio, U.S. died August 2, 1923, San Francisco, California 29th president of the United States .
Pan-American Life Insurance Group Announces New Hires; Company...
Pan-American Life Insurance Group , announced today a series of new hires in Pan-American Life's Domestic Markets Division.
BANGALORE: Over 500 delegates from across the State are expected to take part in the 20th Karnataka History Congress, organised by the department of History, Bangalore University, from October 29.
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Communications technology has advanced rapidly since the advent of the Internet.
Rebel plans to play for Taylor
Paige Spencer got an early start to her basketball season. Practices for the Indiana girls basketball season may officially begin today, but Spencer made official last week her next destination for the sport.
Sights, sounds and smells from Bangalore
Metro will mutilate our legacy
Metro will mutilate our legacy N Prabhu Dev, Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University, says that the underground Bangalore Metro corridor at Ambedkar Veedhi will endanger the city's heritage buildings a ' Vidhana Soudha, High Court and Bangalore University.
Landscape architect implements his next design - retirement
When Jon Crose graduated from Iowa State College in 1956, there was only one other landscape architect working in Des Moines.
Inter-collegiate cultural and literary festival from November 9
BANGALORE: Bangalore University will be organising a three-day inter-collegiate cultural and literary festival from November 9 at the Jnana Jyothi Auditorium at its Central College campus here.
Spinning Maple Seed May Help National Defense
Share + Oct 20, 2009 4:21 pm US/Central COLLEGE PARK, Md. 1 of 1 A University of Maryland engineering student is using Mother Nature to develop an invention that could be helpful to national defense.
Benet drama: The Benet Academy Drama Troupe will present "Return to the Forbidden Planet at 7 p.m. Oct.
Naomi Hanna Senn of Fort Collins died peacefully at home on October 15, 2009 after a heroic battle with cancer.
SCC warns students of gas theft
Desperate times call for desperate action? Consider this: A South Central College student emerges from a long day in class and finds that the needle on her car's gas gauge has inexplicably gone from pointing in the general "F" direction to pointing in the general "E" direction.
Ex-SCC official protests dismissal
The man who used to lead South Central College's Multicultural Affairs Center says he was forced out of his position by administrators who didn't like the way he was running the center.
Dislocated workers have place to turn
When Tim Madsen was laid off from the Taylor Corp.'s Occasions Group late last year, the network administrator left with 20 years of experience in the computer industry but lacked something he would need to land another job.
Golden Fall Moon Festival celebrates fourth year
The Naperville-based Dong Fang Chinese Performing Arts Association presents its fourth annual Golden Fall Moon Festival at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at North Central College's Pfeiffer Hall, 310 E. Benton Ave., Naperville.
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It's no longer a new concept, but in the last year online learning has really taken off.As a result, higher education enrollment has taken off as well.News 12's Lisa Cownie has more.Whether it's because of the economy, the convenience, or the novelty...more and more students are taking their learning outside the classroom,That move is helping to ...
David Walsh has been in Mankato before. The renowned Minnesota expert on children, parenting and family - who also founded the National Institute on Media and the Family - is a highly sought keynote speaker.
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