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Teenagers do some crazy things to celebrate their high school graduations. Chelsea Carter was no different.
College Prof had Child Porn on Computer
A Columbia College Chicago professor was arrested and charged Thursday after federal agents conducting a search warrant allegedly found child pornography on a computer in his west suburban home.
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Arsonist deals for less prison in Belfanti fire
Kevin Brian Mazur, the man who torched state Rep. Bob Belfanti's Mount Carmel office, took a plea deal yesterday in hopes of a shorter prison stay that will allow him to raise his children.
RCN Calls On Employers To Protect Their Staff From Violence, UK
Responding to the annual figures on physical assaults against NHS staff in England, Dr Peter Carter, Chief Executive and General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing , said: "It is completely unacceptable that at least 55,000 physical assaults on nurses and other NHS staff took place in the past year.
Campbell woman hopes to represent Miss California in USA pageant
Campbell will have one of its own vying for the title of Miss California USA at the annual pageant next weekend.
US troops killed in Afghanistan and Africa, 1st Add, US - AP
Joshua Hardt called the small town of Applegate, Calif., home. And when he got to visit, he liked nothing more than being with his wife, playing with his niece and fishing in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Keeping a watchful eye on the river
As a youngster, Marty Lawrence and his friends paid little attention to the nearby Delaware River.
College coaches' salaries are huge, thanks in part to TV deals
As the Great Recession lingers, the major college conferences' competition for media rights bucks has increasingly paralleled their competition on the field.
UK's Craig Carter named Kentucky Veterinarian of the Year
Each year the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association names one Kentucky Veterinarian of the Year.
College kids: Here's one reason it's happening to you
There's an old saying -- I've heard it ascribed to FDR adviser Harry Hopkins -- that while tax policy often amounts to "robbing Peter in order to pay Paul," the person who does it can usually count on Paul's vote.
Ex-Dem Announced as Co-Chairman of Terry Campaign
Nebraskan who last year ran as a Democrat in an effort to unseat Rep. Lee Terry is now serving as the Republican's campaign co-chairman. Terry's campaign announced Monday that Richard Carter will serve as co-chairman of Terry's 2010 re-election effort.
Nussbaum's Work On Display At College Gallery
" From Nov. 13 to Dec. 19, the exhibition, "Drawings, Papercuts, and Sculpture" by Montclair artist Tom Nussbaum will be on display at Union County College's Tomasulo Gallery.
Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker CINCINNATI -- The Bengals' first touchdown Sunday looked like a replay of their last meeting with the Baltimore Ravens .
El Charro, Pico de Gallo beckon Travel Channel host Zimmern
Andrew Zimmern, host of two "Bizarre" shows on the Travel Channel, was in town Thursday to sample some dishes at El Charro Cafe.
Derby College takes over empty Carter and Carter building in Pride Park
ONE of the largest buildings in Pride Park has been taken over by Derby College to house its business arm.
Pittsburgh-area college presidents' compensation below $1M mark
Carnegie Mellon University President Jared Cohon received total compensation of $733,220 in 2007-08 according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
H1N1 claims Lewis and Clark College student
Kris Kerstiens, a Lewis & Clark College graduate student, died on Saturday, Oct.
Election '09: Complete Election Coverage
Despite the series of recent controversies surrounding Erie County's jails, voters have chosen to give Tim Howard a second term as sheriff.
Volleyball's Kabalises spur Nebraska college
There aren't a whole lot of places much different from Hilo than Scottsbluff, Neb.
Athens County investigates alleged payment offers to boost Democratic turnout
Athens County authorities are investigating whether local Democratic Party officials illegally offered a $5 bounty to Ohio University students to bring friends to the polls today.
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