The News Record, University of Cincinnati, OH
5 days ago by Beth Rudolph
Master James Beasley reclined in a booth in Perkins Restaurant & Bakery and sipped on lemonade on a cool and lazy Sunday in April. Beasley, the instructor of the UC Martial Arts Club, sported a navy blue jacket with the Olympic logo on the sleeve. Underneath the colorful linked circles were the words "Tae Kwon Do 2008.
Chicago Business, University of Chicago GSB, IL
42 minutes ago by Ryan Schleicher, '09
Growing demand for energy and concerns over climate change has led many to return to nuclear power as part of a nation's strategy for diversified, clean energy. There are many lingering concerns about nuclear power; some may be justified, some may not. I interviewed Alan Mawdsley of Bechtel Enterprises to find out more about the industry and its future prospects.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
5 days ago
Here are facts about the Alvaro Coronel case that can be released:
- Alvaro is living in the Webster Village Apartments at no cost to him.
- Alvaro will keep his meal plan for the rest of the semester (at our cost).
- Alvaro will continue to be paid the rest of his RA stipend for the rest of the semester.
Student Life, Washington University in St. Louis, MO
5 days ago by Sam Guzik
As students and faculty flock to a group calling on the University to reverse its decision to offer prominent conservative Phyllis Schlafly an honorary degree, Schlafly is standing by controversial statements she has made in the past that have made her famous within the conservative community and infamous among liberals.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
5 days ago by Ebbie Sloan
With underwhelming numbers at the Pennsylvania primary informing the early Indiana primary polls, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has backpedaled on many public appearances she shunned during the last 18 months when she believed she had an honest chance at the Democratic presidential nomination.
Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL
5 days ago
Members of the Western Courier Staff take one final pose, as the spring semester comes to an end. We would like to thank the student body for a great year.
Torch, Roosevelt University, IL
5 days ago by Jenny Halloran
Dear Scorch,
So I went to the Illinois Institute of Technology's "Sausagefest 2008" on April 18 as advertised in this publication and I totally want my money back.
I guess this whole festival was for some charity for leukemia and lymphoma or something, but like, if you're going to throw something called "Sausagefest," you've really got to make clear the type of "sausage" that's going to be available.
Student Life, Washington University in St. Louis, MO
6 days ago by Sam Guzik
The University's announcement that alumna and leader of the national conservative movement Phyllis Schlafly will receive an honorary degree has spurred students to protest and led several professors to announce their intention to boycott commencement exercises. Student Life spoke with Schlafly earlier this week about reasons for protest, her ideological issues with feminists and her political history.
Shield, University of Southern Indiana, IN
6 days ago
GENEVA(AP)-Albert Hofmann, the father of the mind-altering drug LSD whose medical discovery inspired - and arguably corrupted - millions in the 1960s hippie generation, has died. He was 102. Hofmann died Tuesday at his home in BurgimLeimental, said Doris Stuker, a municipal clerk in the village near Basel where Hofmann moved following his retirement in 1971.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
6 days ago by Luke Sharrett
Onur Demir has a lot in common with other Western students his age. He's involved with Greek organizations, loves to travel and can often be spotted eating lunch at the Garrett Food Court. In many ways, Demir is just like any other freshman. But one thing that sets him apart, is that he's one of only about 10 students who call the Republic of Turkey home.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
6 days ago by Zach Einterz
Those of you who pay close attention to the news have probably heard a lot about a secretive group in Texas that rapes and abuses children. In 2004 alone, 100 children from this organization received treatment for poisoning, 63 received medical treatment for rape, and 142 gave birth.
Miami Student, Miami University, OH
6 days ago by Austin R. Fast
Although concrete admissions numbers for the class of 2012 are not yet available, Director of Admissions Laurie Koehler believes that enrollment is on track to reach the target goal of 3,450 students.
According to Koehler, May 1 was the national deadline for potential first-year students to submit a confirmation to their school of choice.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
6 days ago by Greg Yatarola
I don't remember who spoke at my graduation. It's not that he/she was so forgettable, though I'm sure he/she was. I didn't go. I do remember, though, the previous year, when the graduating class president sniffed publicly that the speaker was good enough for Purdue maybe, but not Notre Dame.
The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
6 days ago by Cassie Belek, Stephanie DePrez, Caitlin Ferarro, and Analise Lipari
Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull
May 22
After almost 20 years in development hell, the fourth Indiana Jones movie, "Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull," is finally being released.
Fans of the original trilogy of archeologist-action-hero adventures might question the film's star himself, given the fact that Harrison Ford is no spring chicken.
College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY
6 days ago
Reports Jennifer Dooper, Owensboro, reported on April 27 the theft of a bike from a bike rack located between McLean and Schneider halls. The value of the bike was $250. Arrests Tyler V. Brock, Franklin, Tenn., was arrested on April 27 on charges of public intoxication in the Hilltop Shop parking lot.
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