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Open house Saturday at Postville Courthouse
P eriod holiday decorations, music, sweets and a presentation about Abraham Lincoln will be featured during a Christmas open house scheduled for Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at Postville Courthouse State Historic Site, 914 Fifth St.
Lincoln College hosts Lee Dowling exhibit at Layman Gallery through Jan. 8
L incoln College is hosting an exhibit by acclaimed Lincoln-based artist Lee Dowling.
Oxford's drag queens in thongs and corsets
The construct of the "manly Englishman" of Colonial times was an idea painstakingly created in the vicinity of Oxbridge and exported worldwide in the rhetoric of imperialism and as justification for colonialism.
600 extra parking spaces in Lincoln
Christmas shoppers in Lincoln are being offered some festive cheer as 600 extra car parking spaces have been created.
Pennsylvania college wrong to single out fat students for mandatory course
Lincoln College, an historically African-American college in Pennsylvania, has announced that any student must past a BMI test in order to graduate.
TEC has 618 high-school students currently in attendance a half day five days a week.
Should universities play a role in making sure their students are physically fit?
Some physical education classes were a requirement for my associates degree back in 1984, but our suspicions at the time were that the community college needed to justify building the massive fitness center.. But Lincoln College outside Philadelphia is requiring overweight students take a fitness course before they graduate.
William Miller moved to Japan in 1979. He would, on occasion, introduce himself as 'a Scot, a homosexual and a socialist' William Miller, who has died aged 75, lived a life of many passions, but perhaps the most enduring of these was to try to make "good books popular and popular books good". And, first as an editor, then as a publisher, and ...
Lincoln College student Mubeen Khan honored as student laureate at Nov. 7 ceremony with Gov. Quinn
This year's ceremony to honor the outstanding students was Nov. 7 at the Old State Capitol State Historic Site in Springfield.
Cigar Churchill smoked as he planned D-Day is discovered after being hidden for 66 years
A cigar smoked by Prime Minister Winston Churchill as he planned D-Day has been discovered - after being hidden for more than 60 years.
Churchill's half-smoked D-Day cigar is 'priceless'
A student from Lincolnshire who owns a cigar half smoked by Winston Churchill said he would be prepared to sell the artifact - but only to a member of the wartime Prime Minister's family.
The Kiwanis Club of Lincoln: a hardworking, youth-oriented service organization
M embers of the Kiwanis Club of Lincoln worked most of Saturday during their annual spaghetti supper fundraiser.
Nov. 15, 1865: Telegraph service is completed to Topeka. Nov. 18, 1925: The State Census Bureau reports that city population in Kansas is growing 27 times as fast as rural population.
Lincoln Academy ceremony in Springfield on Saturday to recognize top college students in Illinois
The Lincoln Academy of Illinois will honor outstanding senior college students during its annual Student Laureate Convocation at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Old State Capitol State Historic Site in Springfield.
MAP grant uncertainty a concern for Lincoln College students
L incoln College is just one of hundreds of Illinois colleges and universities that will suffer if the state of Illinois were to stop funding the Monetary Award Program grants.
Youth Theater Arts Workshop offered
O n Nov. 14 and 21, from 3 to 4:30 p.m. each day, a Youth Theater Arts Workshop series will be offered at the Johnston Center for Performing Arts on the Lincoln College campus.
City briefs: Soccer, the racetrack, electric bills, loose dogs, property problems and more
T his week's committee-of-the-whole meeting was held at Adams Elementary School in Ward 5 with Aldermen Marty Neitzel and Jeff Hoinacki hosting.
30 LC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa honor society
T he Iota Chi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa fraternity at Lincoln College inducted 30 new members during an Oct.
Bingman tapped for another hall of fame recognition
Ken Bingman, long-time Miami County resident who lives with his wife, Mary, on their farm on the north side of Hillsdale Lake, has been tapped for another hall of fame recognition.
Suspect in studenta s death changes his story
A man accused of firing a stray bullet that killed a Spelman College student from Kansas City insists it was not he but his best friend who pulled the trigger, the arrested mans attorney said Tuesday.
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