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MCC student selected to participate in cadaver program
TribLocal - Crystal Lake » NewsA McHenry County College student has been selected as the only community college representative to take part in a workshop teaching how to prepare cadavers …... -
Former history director remembered for ‘strong will’
TribLocal - Des Plaines » NewsDuring long car rides, a young Joy Matthiessen knew she was in Des Plaines when she saw the mesmerizing copper dome of the now-demolished Earle …... -
ECC student, former Marine, pursues career combating brain injuries
TribLocal - Schaumburg » NewsAfter serving two tours as a Marine in Iraq, Mateo Garcia is delving into a cutting-edge career field he hopes will one day help his …... -
Romney Florida team: picks up Brett Doster, JC Hernandez, Alex Melendez
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelFresh after his disappointing showings in both the Quinnipiac University Florida Poll and the RPOF Presidency 5 Straw Poll this weekend, Mitt Romney announced his Florida team today including veterans of Rick Scott and Marco Rubio campaigns. Brett Doster,... -
Phyllis Benson, 1957-2011
Phyllis Benson, a longtime editorial assistant for the Tribune's north suburban bureau, reached a longtime goal of making her mark in the newsroom, while overcoming personal challenges. Ms. Benson, of Round Lake, was known to bring cohesion to the...Tags: Obituaries, Mass Media, Colleges and Universities, Politics, McDonald's
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Gingrich could pull an 'Obama'
Newt Gingrich deserves the candidacy he launched in a tweet Wednesday. Sure, people have been bashing him for months, ever since he hinted he might be getting close to settling on the thought of running for the White House. But I think it's wrong for the...Tags: Tea Party Movement, Armed Forces, Politics, Defense, Sarah Palin
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Printers Row writes a new chapter
Once a hub of printing and publishing businesses, Printers Row in the South Loop has evolved into a vibrant residential haven while maintaining a link to its industrial past.
Sturdy structures that housed printing presses and recently constructed...Tags: Sales, Chicago Loop, Chicago Tribune Printers Row Book Fair, Art Institute of Chicago, Wicker Park
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Among nation's best
Aberdeen Central freshman Nick Brandt said he's always connected with music.
That connection might explain why he accomplished something that more than 900 other students across the nation couldn't.
Among a group of 1,200 choir students from across...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Festive Events, Education, Human Interest, South Dakota
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Dahlin leaves archaeological legacy
richardb@herald-mail.comBruce Dahlin and his team of professional and student archaeologists weren’t looking for bones and pottery chips in a Mayan dig in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula a dozen years ago. They were following Dahlin’s hunch that there were traces...Tags: Archaeology, The New York Times, Geography, University of Pennsylvania, Mexico
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Photographing Inaugural Day in Chicago
What does it take to capture the inauguration of a new Chicago mayor?
Jason Wambsgans put up a remote at the stage looking out at the crowd at about 4 a.m. The Chicago Tribune was the "pool" for that position, and we distributed photos to AP, Reuters,...Tags: Human Interest, O'Hare International Airport, Chicago Mayor, Chicago Tribune, Rahm Emanuel
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Industrial organizational psychologists keep things humming
With the state of today's job market one might think it would give rise to a new type of profession aimed at dealing with the stressors. The reality is, industrial organizational psychologists have been in place in many companies long before this economic...Tags: Employment, Chiropractors, Philosophy, Employees, Career and Workplace
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Degrees help prepare students for roles in nonprofits
With more and more students interested in dedicating their lives to a greater good, colleges and universities continue to add programs and degrees geared toward leadership in the nonprofit sector.
Many colleges offer undergraduate and graduate degrees in...Tags: United Way , Philosophy, Career and Workplace, Finance, Lincoln Park Zoo
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