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Kennedy: College degree, great resum , now what?
Anna Lockhart is 22 years old. When we talked last week, she was worried about, of all things, honey mustard.
Christine E. Nowicki of Wilmette has been named to the dean's list for the winter quarter of the 2008-09 year at Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern University.
Baughman graduates from Earlham College
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That his dying was not in vain
As he tells it, Gregg Keesling knew he and Jannett Keesling were going to have a son named Chancellor before she knew it.
Monna Jeanne 'Mo' Robinson, 87, of Delaware, died early Thursday morning at her residence.
Andrea Kretchmer , daughter of Keith and Valerie Kretchmer and a graduate of Evanston Township High School, recently received a bachelor of arts degree in linguistics and cognitive science, with a minor in English, from Pomona College in Claremont, Calif.
Earlham graduate earns academic honor
Earlham College graduate Drew Hosier recently was selected as a member of the 2009 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society.
IU East: 6-year graduation study misleads
The chancellor at Indiana University East says a graduation study released this week offers misleading information about the campus.
NEH announces $800,000 in awards for Ind. projects
Indianapolis - Two Indiana University programs have won National Endowment for the Humanities grants of at least $250,000 as the endowment funded six programs in Indiana with more than $800,000 in outright grants.
Disappointing is the best way to describe state legislators' special session efforts to pass a budget bill.
Presentation team continues Kenya job
While Gary Householder says mission work isn't his calling, the Presentation Academy social studies teacher has been on at least 15 mission trips.
Small group puts together big effort for competition
After Richmond won the All-America City title in1987, the Indiana-American Water Co.
Art show: Portraits of Richmond roses
It has been more than 60 years since Edna Stubbs Cathell filled two galleries in the Richmond Art Museum with paintings.
Gennett Walk of Fame helps lure tour groups
Visitors are coming to Richmond to learn about the Gennett Walk of Fame. Two separate tour groups recently made stops in the city to learn more about the role of Starr Piano and Gennett Records in Richmond's history.
GALLERY 308: New exhibit is 'All Over the Place'
The exhibit "All Over the Place" by artist Mark Van Buskirk opens this week at Gallery 308 downtown.
Woman fatally injured in 1934 parachute stunt
Mrs. Earl Jordan, 34, of Indianapolis, was fatally injured in an attempted parachute leap from a balloon at the concluding program of the three-day Fountain City Centennial Celebration.
CENTRAL GRADUATES: Central College, a private, four-year, residential, liberal arts college in Pella, held its graduation ceremony May 17.
RICHMOND, Ind. -- Jessica Kane, an Earlham College senior, has earned a varsity letter.
Laura Durkee Company: American Founders Bank Title: Assistant vice president Industry: Finance The latest: Durkee has been hired as assistant vice president/financial center manager of the bank's new branch at 4220 Shelbyville Road in St.
Legendary composer and musician Al Cobine has died. Allen Funeral Home co-owner Art Sater confirmed Cobine's death this afternoon at his Bloomington residence, and said he expected services would be held next week.