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Former Daily News publisher E.K. Shaw dies
Long-time newspaper man and former Newton Daily News publisher E.K. Shaw has died.
Groups come together in creating community garden
Winter may be coming soon, but a group of people involved with the Greencastle Community Garden were thinking toward spring on Sunday.
Noted rock historian to speak at DePauw
Glenn Gass, a noted rock and roll historian and music professor at Indiana University, returns to the DePauw University campus on Nov.
DePauw digital library provides window into community's past
Wonder what a gym top circa 1927 looked like? Want to see a photo of the DePauw University 1914 freshman class? Now, it can happen with the click of a mouse.
Hindus laud prestigious DePauw University over launching a course on Modern Hinduism
Hindus have applauded prestigious DePauw University in Indiana for approving a new 300-level class on Modern Hinduism in its Religious Studies Department.
Furman University names Jana Grimes assistant VP for human resources
FURMAN UNIVERSITY NAMES JANA GRIMES ASSISTANT VP FOR HUMAN RESOURCES GREENVILLE, S.C.-Furman University has named Jana Grimes assistant vice president for human resources.
Public Financing of Congressional Campaigns Needed: Lee Hamilton '52
November 3, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - According to veteran statesman and 1952 DePauw University graduate Lee H. Hamilton, "the entire political system is now so swamped with cash -- and lawmakers so overwhelmed by the need to raise it -- that something more is clearly needed." In a newspaper op-ed, the Democrat writes, "Congress, the institution I ...
At Indiana State University, student bloggers who write about classes, activities and dorm life are becoming minor celebrities.
Governor Appoints Barb Tubekis '80 to Serve Illinois Commission
November 1, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - Barbara Tubekis, a 1980 graduate of DePauw University, is one of 20 new members appointed to the Serve Illinois Commission by Governor Pat Quinn.
Farmers' Market winds down for season
After Halloween, townsfolk won't be able to "Meet at the Market" until next spring.
Dean, Rove tag team health care debate
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - It sounded like the makings of raucous political theater: Former Democratic Party chief Howard Dean and former Bush administration official Karl Rove sharing a stage to discuss health care.
Rove, Dean spar over health care at PSU
Karl Rove and Howard Dean brought the national health care debate to Penn State on Tuesday night.
DePauw invites children to Art Attack
Children of all ages are invited to Art Attack, the arts event specifically designed for children during DePauw University's annual ArtsFest.
Dean, Rove share PSU stage for health care lecture
A pair of Washington insiders from opposite sides of the political spectrum are sharing the stage to lecture Penn State students about health care reform.
Pop culture and partisan politics merge
Billions of years ago, we had the Big Bang. Today, we're living through the Big Blur.
Helping Teenagers Find Their Dreams
What, if anything, can parents of high-school-age children do to guide them toward their true professional calling? A. Some parents are apt to put pressure on their children about choosing a first career, thinking that it will determine the course of their lives.
Tulsa Hall of Famers lead city into the future
Tulsa is lucky to have men and women who dream dreams and then work to make them reality.
Mary Meeker '81 Discusses Robust Growth of Smartphone Technology
October 23, 2009, Greencastle, Ind. - "Smartphone technology -- a PC in your pocket -- 'is ramping faster than any tech cycle I've seen in modern times,' said Mary Meeker, an influential technology analyst at Morgan Stanley," notes USA Today in a report on this week's Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.
Keiser, DePauw classmates to - Climb for a Cure'
Heidi Keiser, a Junior at DePauw University, is going to Climb KilimanjaroA for a Cure for Pediatric Brain Cancer and Tumors.
Growing up won't be easy for 'Balloon Boy'
Six-year-old Falcon Heene became sick on national TV when asked whether the runaway balloon flight was staged 'for a show.' Falcon Heene may face even more stress down the line than he showed on TV last week when he got sick twice.
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