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Briefs: Benedictine continues environmental plan
Benedictine University has selected "The Omnivore's Dilemma," by Michael Pollan, as required reading for all incoming freshmen as part of the university's three-year plan to promote green efforts on campus.
Meet Our America's Healthiest Frozen Scoops Judges
Christine Palumbo, RD , is a dietitian in private practice in the Chicago area and an adjunct faculty member at Benedictine University.
Naperville native Erin O'Donnell likely would be the envy of any sports venue or concert performer.
Heather Hernandez, of Bridgeview, has received a master of arts degree in English from Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas.
Community briefs: Religious federation of women to meet
Seventy-five Benedictine women representing 21 North American monasteries will meet June 19 at Benedictine University in Lisle.
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Sean A. Kerrigan Named to Exclusive Membership Organization
NAPERVILLE, IL, June 12, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Sean A. Kerrigan, Sourcing Manager for Construction and Facilities Management for Jones Lang LaSalle, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of management.
Contorno's OT goal sends Lemont to state
Tammy Contorno had waited four years to make school history, so the Lemont midfielder didn't hesitate when she got a loose ball just 19 seconds into the second overtime of Tuesday's Class 2A girls soccer supersectional.
A satisfying first year for 'new' teacher
Nearing the end of her first year as a high school physics teacher, Carole Neville believes she has made a difference.
School briefs: Society inducts Benedictine students
Forty-four students who completed a graduate business program at Benedictine University will be inducted into the university's chapter of Sigma Beta Delta on May 31.
For someone on the verge of retirement, Dr. Mark Friedman is in demand. Already planning to be active with the Lake County Superintendents Association and to teach graduate courses at Illinois Benedictine University, Friedman also found himself hauling out his PDA Wednesday to schedule an appearance in the Libertyville Days parade with his ...
There's a certain language spoken by those who have been to war. Sometimes. Other times the lingering stress is just too painful to put to words.
Being Responsible and Creative in Financially Challenging Times -...
Being Responsible and Creative in Financially Challenging Times - Notes from Midwest Regional Discussion Session Created by Lida L. Larsen on May 19, 2009 Notes from Midwest Regional Discussion Session provided by Cathy O'Bryan Discussion Group:A ~32 participants I.A A A A A A A Share our campus effects of economic crisis II.A A A A A How are we ...
College of DuPage briefs: Top grads named
College of DuPage students Yiqing Liz Dong of Naperville and Heather Zupancic of Downers Grove have been named the school's outstanding graduates for 2009.
Benedictine honors campus services director
Among the first things that many visitors to Benedictine University notice is the lush landscaping, the cleanliness of the campus and the impeccable condition of the university's many buildings.
DC diplomas awarded to 205 graduates
The academic accomplishments of 205 graduates were recognized Sunday afternoon at Defiance College during the 122nd annual commencement ceremony.
Graduation a family affair for mom, three kids
College marks a turning point for many families. Children start going their separate ways.
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McKiernan fulfills career goal
Danville District 118's new director of business and finance joins the district this spring after a 12-year career in the private sector.
Home schooling conference: A conference for Catholic home schooling families, and those who are considering home education will be held today and Saturday at Benedictine University in Lisle.
Things To Do: NCC performs 'Romeo and Juliet'
Romeo and Juliet: North Central College's award-winning theatre program presents a fresh look at the timeless classic story of two star-crossed lovers in "The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet." Audiences can anticipate an exciting, lively version of one of Shakespeare's most famous plays.
Professor preparing for 9,000-mile bike ride
Craig Broeder is planning a little bicycle trip this year. Well, maybe not so little.