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Ms. Eva G. Hernandez of San Marcos and Ms. Rebecca Hedman of Chicago, Illinois are pleased to announce the engagement of their children, Miss Annamarie H. Quintero and Dr.
Farmers' Market to feature acclaimed jazz musician Randy Salman
The Greencastle Downtown Farmers' Market continues to grow as a community gathering centering on local food and culture.
Daniel Hendricks '70 Appointed Vice Chancellor for Advancement at Purdue Calumet
July 1, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - Daniel L. Hendricks, a 1970 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed vice chancellor for advancement at Purdue University Calumet.
Foundation names three new directors
At the 2008 Putnam County Community Foundation annual meeting held at the DePauw University Student Union Building on June 24, members of the foundation elected three new directors for the organization.
Museum celebration slated for August
The Putnam County Museum will conduct a gala Aug. 1, at DePauw University's Union Building Ballroom.
Top-performing Latino students participate in regional debate
More than 70 top-performing Latino students from Lake County high schools participated in a recent regional debate.
Tablet Computers Prepare Students For Tomorrow's Technology
Work in virtual laboratories--Students aren't confined by stationary equipment and can conduct experiments wherever they are.
Slater graduate to serves intern with Sen. Stouffer
State Sen. Bill Stouffer, R-Napton, announced Thursday, June 25, that Anthony E. Navarrete of Slater will serve as summer intern in his office.
Those who attend the Summerfly musical theater's production of "Kiss Me, Kate" will get to see two plays for the price of one.
Senior Assists Director on Production of Kiss Me, Kate
June 24, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw University senior Natalie R. Dreyer is serving as an assistant to the director of the Summerfly musical theatre production of Kiss Me, Kate , reports the South Bend Tribune .
Longtime sportscaster to head Ind. Hall of Fame
Longtime radio sportscaster Chris May has been named executive director of the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame.
"Wingspan" of Social Networking Connects Ladan Nekoomaram '09 to Relatives in Iran
June 21, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - "I've been using Facebook for years to connect with co-workers, friends and family," writes 2009 DePauw University graduate Ladan S. Nekoomaram in a column posted today at MSNBC.com . "However, I never anticipated its wingspan until I received 'friend requests' from my Iranian relatives in Tehran, whom I have seen ...
New post: Director of rehabilitation services for Community Health Network. Previous position: Manager of rehabilitation services at Community Health Network.
Indiana County Appoints Joel Hand '92 Deputy Prosecutor
June 18, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - Joel D. Hand, a 1992 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed deputy prosecutor in Carroll County, Indiana.
Public offered opportunity to dine in historic locations
The public is invited to join Historic Landmarks' Western Regional Office in Greencastle on July 10 for a moveable feast and annual meeting, offering tempting cuisine in historic sites.
Even non-sports fans may have had a difficult time avoiding word of baseball slugger Sammy Sosa being inducted into the Cultural Hall of Shame late Tuesday.
The FYCDP is looking for help for help from the community to keep its programs available to the people of Putnam County.
Pamela Anderson , age 16, poses for her 1984 high school yearbook photo. A newly published study finds a strong link between people's 'smile intensity' in childhood or college yearbook photos and the likelihood they'll divorce at some point.
Commissioners hire new human resources director
Delaware County commissioners recently hired a former Ontario Systems employee as the county's new human resources director.
The University of Manitoba has just received a $7-million bequest that is the largest in the university's 131-year history -- a gift from a quiet and humble couple whose love of teaching English literature will ensure that the Elizabeth Dafoe Library can purchase new books as long as U of M endures.