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The International Violin Competition of Indianapolis will open its 2009-10 Laureate Series Sept.
Ararat Rural City Council this week invited its young people to give voice to their concerns and aspirations.
Marian College on the city's near west side is now Marian University. School leaders officially changed the name this weekend.A They marked the change with a balloon launch, new signs, and banners.
ICT to have a Evitaa auditions
Indianapolis Civic Theatre will conduct open auditions for the Andrew Lloyd Weber/Tim Rice musical epic "Evita" at 7 p.m. June 29 and 30.
Bowman reflects on diocese career
EDGEWOOD - While his mother recovered from surgery, 6-year-old Lawrence Bowman was sent to Canada to live with relatives for six months and start first grade.
Taste of 'la dolce vita' for students on last day
On the last day of the Junior Cert, students experienced a touch of the Med with exams in Latin, classical studies, ancient Greek and Italian.
Northeastern standout to play at Marian
Amy Nocton may have graduated from Northeastern, but she'll continue on as a Knight.
Ind. All-Stars to play series against Juniors
The Indiana high school boys and girls basketball All-Stars will play games against squads of Junior All-Stars on Tuesday night in preparation for this weekend's annual series against Kentucky.
Teachers happy but cupla focal from Des cause a stir
Comedian Des Bishop will be pleased. He made it on to yesterday's Leaving Certificate Irish Ordinary Level paper -- but not without stirring a little controversy.
Marian College senior works to build school in Dominican Republic
It started with volunteering at a makeshift elementary school in the Dominican Republic.
Prince Harry turns up in 'good' paper
BRITAIN 'S Prince Harry made a surprise appearance 'as Gaeilge' yesterday -- on the Junior Cert Irish higher level paper 2. The young prince's beaming smile accompanied a passage about redheads on the paper.
Charles 'Lex' Bartlett, Erika Keasling, Amy Nocton and Nicholas Ringwald will each receive an education grant under the provisions of the Merton W. Grills Student Aid Fund administered by the department of the Wyane Bank and Trust Co.
Ostrich posture not useful in dealing with school fees
OPINION: The girl forced to leave a private school may be bad PR for the school but her mother is surely in denial about economic realities, writes ORNA MULCAHY AN AUNT who has lived outside the country for decades showed a streak of bitterness recently when the subject of her convent school days in Dublin came up.
Catholic diocesan boundaries see renewed rumors
Indianapolis' Catholic archdiocese is a sprawling territory that stretches across Central Indiana -- from the borders with Illinois and Ohio -- and as far south as the Ohio River.
Sunday Night Run registration open to public
Registration is now open for the Sunday Night Run, an event benefiting the Right to Life of Indianapolis.
Students wonder how the new credit card law will affect them
Tim Hendricks never wants to get a credit card. That makes him unusual for a college student, but a new credit card law enacted last week would give him plenty of company.
Local students named to dean's list at Marian College
The following local students were named to the dean's list at Marian College for the fall semester: John Daniel Fisher, Larry Connor Motes II, and Jessica Michelle Winthrow, all Noblesville, and Heather Elizabeth Matthew and Loralee Suzanne Sweet, both Cicero.
Washington High's success: All grads accepted to college
The 78 students who received their diplomas Tuesday night at Washington Community High School joke among themselves about how no one expected much to come of them.
Marian College names Fishers residents to dean's list
The following Fishers residents were named to the dean's list at Marian College for the fall semester: Stacey Rae Alexander, Gabriel C. Cotton, Thomas David Edgar, Marlo Mae Kalil, Morgan Renee Roddy and Jonathon Duane Shaw.
Greencastle senior Hannah Spencer has signed to play soccer at Marian College this fall.