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Harper College board votes to raise tuition
TribLocal - Arlington Heights » NewsFor the 10th time in the last 11 years, Harper College will be increasing tuition, this year by $4 per credit hour. The board unanimously …... -
Update: New D58 superintendent described as a ‘visionary’
TribLocal - Downers Grove » NewsKari Cremascoli, an assistant superintendent for a DeKalb school district, has been selected to replace Paul Zaander to lead Downers Grove Elementary District 58, the …... -
Orrington 5th Graders Win Video Contest
TribLocal - EvanstonThree 5th grade students from Orrington Elementary recently won a video contest sponsored by Northern Illinois University. Students Eleanor Peterson, Hannah Sattler, & Michelle Gottlieb …... -
Juan Rivera speaks to law students after his exoneration, release from prison after nearly 20 years
TribLocal - Highland Park & Highwood » NewsJuan Rivera, who spent nearly 20 years in prison before his Lake County murder conviction was overturned by an Illinois appeals court, told law students …... -
Edison Elementary Team Captures Third Place in Illinois State Destination ImagiNation Competition
TribLocal - ElmhurstOn Saturday, April 14th, the 2012 Illinois Destination ImagiNation Affiliate Finals were held at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois. The Pink Leprechauns, a team …... -
Rattlesnake in 'peril'
![<span style="font-size: small;">CASSOPOLIS - Thick, black mud squishes underfoot and tall reeds sway overhead, crowding this remote wetland trail at the Edward Lowe Foundation in Cass County.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-10/304747980-02204833.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">CASSOPOLIS - Thick, black mud squishes underfoot and tall reeds sway overhead, crowding this remote wetland trail at the Edward Lowe Foundation in Cass County.</span>")
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterCASSOPOLIS - Thick, black mud squishes underfoot and tall reeds sway overhead, crowding this remote wetland trail at the Edward Lowe Foundation in Cass County. Eric Hileman tramps along under the blue autumn sky, carrying live cargo in a white, plastic...Tags: Forests, Biology, Environmental Issues, Wetlands, Lincoln Park Zoo
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NIU re-opens campus building after 'all clear' on bomb threat
Northern Illinois University police have re-opened a campus building after a bomb threat this morning, officials said.Alan Smith, the public information officer for the NIU Department of Police and Public Safety, said that the department got a bomb threat...Tags: Politics, Explosions, Emergency Incidents, Guerrilla Activity, Safety of Citizens
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Collections work for university museums
There's a conventional view among the lay public about art museums in university settings. That view, says Louise Lincoln, director of the DePaul Art Museum at Chicago's DePaul University, holds that art museums are reserved solely for the nation's...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Museums, Arts and Culture, Arts, Human Interest
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They're playing our poem
If you want to make Stephen Sondheim mad enough to swat you over the head with a rolled-up musical score, try this:
Call him a poet.
As Sondheim insists in interviews, essays and in the introduction to his book "Finishing the Hat: Collected Lyrics...Tags: Jewel, Arts and Culture, Spider (music group), Juvenile Delinquency, Julia Keller
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Markham man charged with fatally shooting NIU student
Tribune reporterA Markham man has been charged with fatally shooting a Northern Illinois University student during an off-campus party early this morning, authorities said. Police say Chaz Thrailkill, 19, got into an argument with Steven Agee Jr., 22, shortly after 2 a....Tags: Students, Crimes, Arts and Culture, Prosecution, Murder
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Expert gives pros, cons of ward system
TribLocal - Elgin » NewsElgin may not find much advantage in switching from an at-large city council to one elected from wards, at least according to one expert. Kimberly Nelson, …... -
Woman shot at 57th Street Beach dies
Tribune reporterA 22-year-old Calumet City woman who was critically shot at the 57th Street Beach late Memorial Day has died, authorities said this morning. The death of Aeyanuna Rogers raised the holiday slaying total to seven. At least 20 other people were wounded...Tags: Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Child Development, Human Interest, Memorial Day, Holidays
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