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    Apr 3, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  1. DeKalb man gets 37 years after pleading guilty to murder of NIU student

    A DeKalb man was sentenced Wednesday to 37 years in prison for murdering a college freshman in a plea deal that was criticized by the victim's family and a former prosecutor, but defended by the state's attorney as the right decision to protect the public.
    Chicago Tribune
    A DeKalb man was sentenced Wednesday to 37 years in prison for murdering a college freshman in a plea deal that was criticized by the victim's family and a former prosecutor, but defended by the state's attorney as the right decision to protect the...

    Tags: Prisons, Punishment, Students, Lawyers, Teaching and Learning

    2. Apr 3, 2013 |Story| Petoskey News

  2. Ex-Atlanta schools superintendent surrenders

    ATLANTA (AP) — When Beverly Hall first arrived in Atlanta as superintendent of the city's public school system, she cautioned she wouldn't be riding in on a white horse and that it would take time to fix the problems of low student performance.
    ATLANTA (AP) — When Beverly Hall first arrived in Atlanta as superintendent of the city's public school system, she cautioned she wouldn't be riding in on a white horse and that it would take time to fix the problems of low student performance....

    Tags: Teachers, Prisons, Medical Procedures and Tests, Lawyers, Brooklyn (New York City)

    3. Apr 2, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  3. NIU names Idaho educator as new president

    An executive from the University of Idaho has been chosen as the new president of Northern Illinois University, officials announced today.
    Special to the Tribune
    An executive from the University of Idaho has been chosen as the new president of Northern Illinois University, officials announced today. Doug Baker, executive vice president at Idaho, replaces John Peters as NIU's president at a pivotal moment in...

    Tags: Northern Illinois University, Colleges and Universities

    4. Jul 30, 2007 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  4. How Dems courted the young

    John Kennedy As a senator in 1959, he spoke to a gathering of young people in Chicago, urging them to become involved without becoming cynical. (See Tribune article below.) "Many parents still want their sons to become president, but they don't want them...

    Tags: South Dakota, Illinois, Chicago Tribune, Arkansas, Elections

    5. Mar 22, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. 3 members of Palatine family die in Sycamore crash

    Three people representing three generations of a Palatine family died Thursday when their car veered into the path of a truck near Sycamore, authorities said.
    Tribune reporters
    Three people representing three generations of a Palatine family died Thursday when their car veered into the path of a truck near Sycamore, authorities said. Angelina Felix, 57, and her daughter, Jenny Perez, 19, and 2-year-old grandson, Roberto M....

    Tags: Dennis Miller, Accidental Death

    6. Mar 13, 2013 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Ex-NIU police officer pleads innocent to sexually assaulting student

    A former Northern Illinois University police officer pleaded not guilty this morning to raping a student, less than four months after prosecutors dropped an identical charge against him and a week after the FBI raided the campus police department.
    Tribune reporter
    A former Northern Illinois University police officer pleaded not guilty this morning to raping a student, less than four months after prosecutors dropped an identical charge against him and a week after the FBI raided the campus police department. Andrew...

    Tags: Sex Crimes, Judges, Teaching and Learning, Crime, Law and Justice, Northern Illinois University

    7. Dec 1, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  7. Would Chicago chefs serve horse?

    On the Facebook page of <a href=&quot;https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Butcher-Larder/150638594982815">"The Butcher &amp; Larder,"</a> the Noble Square butcher shop, owner Rob Levitt posted a link Wendesday to an article about Congress lifting the ban on funding horse-meat inspections. The implication was horses could once again be slaughtered for human consumption in the U.S.
    Tribune reporter
    On the Facebook page of "The Butcher & Larder," the Noble Square butcher shop, owner Rob Levitt posted a link Wendesday to an article about Congress lifting the ban on funding horse-meat inspections. The implication was horses could once again be...

    Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Kevin Pang, Travel Channel (tv network), Barack Obama, Facebook

    8. Dec 30, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Top executives did not report suspected Scout abuse cases, files show

    In 1987, a Scoutmaster at a camp in northeast Georgia was accused of fondling a boy in a sleeping bag.
    In 1987, a Scoutmaster at a camp in northeast Georgia was accused of fondling a boy in a sleeping bag. The local Boy Scouts executive, Wayne Brock, followed Scouting procedures and documented the allegation before forwarding it to the group's Texas...

    Tags: Laws, Child Abuse, Labor Legislation, Sex Crimes, Punishment

    9. Feb 20, 2013 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  9. Jessamine County Schools recommended for re-accreditation from AdvancED

    The Jessamine County school district got a thumbs-up from an external review team this month and will be recommended for re-accreditation from a global organization.
    jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com
    The Jessamine County school district got a thumbs-up from an external review team this month and will be recommended for re-accreditation from a global organization. The team from AdvancED — formerly the Southern Association of Colleges and...

    Tags: Conservation, Students, Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning

    10. Nov 18, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Operation Christmas tree

    Jan Ziegler can spot the veterans by their measuring tapes. &quot;The first year, people pick a tree that's too tall," said Ziegler, who owns Ziegler Christmas Tree Farm in Elgin. "They look smaller in the field. So the next year, they measure."
    Jan Ziegler can spot the veterans by their measuring tapes. "The first year, people pick a tree that's too tall," said Ziegler, who owns Ziegler Christmas Tree Farm in Elgin. "They look smaller in the field. So the next year, they measure." In addition...

    Tags: Capron, Black Hills Corporation, Travel, Entertainment Events, Environmental Issues

    11. Feb 19, 2013 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  11. A great jazz soiree takes root in Elmhurst

    As everyone knows, America's jazz hotspots are Chicago, New York, New Orleans and &hellip; Elmhurst?
    As everyone knows, America's jazz hotspots are Chicago, New York, New Orleans and … Elmhurst? Well, as of tomorrow evening, at least, the western suburb will indeed be pulsing with the music, as jazz stars and student ensembles from across the...

    Tags: Festive Events, Maynard Ferguson, Elmhurst (Queens, New York), Entertainment Events, Lisle

    12. Oct 1, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  12. Grant Thornton CEO spreading word about firm's Chicago roots

    He was born in England, spent a significant part of his career in Asia and cut his American corporate teeth in Dallas. But Stephen Chipman, now into his third year as chief executive of Grant Thornton LLP, is thinking a lot about Chicago.
    Special to the Tribune
    He was born in England, spent a significant part of his career in Asia and cut his American corporate teeth in Dallas. But Stephen Chipman, now into his third year as chief executive of Grant Thornton LLP, is thinking a lot about Chicago.   ...

    Tags: Chicago Loop, Companies and Corporations, Sales, Entertainment Events, Business

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