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Bend, OR, December 15, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ --Sukey Susannah Waller, Ph.D., Body Psychotherapist in private practice, has been named Cambridge Who's Who Entrepreneur of the Year in Body Psychotherapy.

December, 13 is the tragic anniversary of the University of Evansville plane crash that killed 29 people 32 years ago.

It's the latest in a growing list of awards for McMullan, whose published novels include "In My Mother's House," "Cashay," "When I Crossed No-Bob," "How I Found the Strong" and "When Warhol Was Alive." Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will publish her fourth young adult title "Sources of Light" in the spring.

North High School's Matt Wilkinson as well as Ryan Billo, Peter Spear, Jacob Mahon, Kevin Kaczmarski, Brett Wiley, Tim Bodine and David Patton all submitted national letters of intent with the Aces coach Wes Carroll's program.

Grade/subject/school: K-4 comprehensive intervention program for students with mild-severe disabilities at Stephen Decatur Elementary School in Decatur Township.

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Army Sgt. Maj. David Fulkerson likes President Barack Obama's plan to send 30,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, bringing the total force there to roughly 100,000. But the president's promise to begin to draw down U.S. forces there in July 2011? Not so much.

The pace of the nationwide search will intensify over the next few weeks, as the field of 26 is winnowed to approximately three finalists.

The University of Evansville is offering a discounted men's basketball ticket package, good for all remaining weekend home games.

Babb's father, Marine Sgt. Brock Babb, 40, was killed in 2006 while serving in Iraq.

Grade/subject, school: Seventh-grade science, Noblesville Middle School. Number of years teaching: 30.

Some simple regulations would curtail many of the excesses that led to the latest recession, a speaker said at an Economic Outlook Luncheon on Wednesday.

Vision, innovation, leadership and tireless community involvement are the hallmarks of three businessmen who will be the 2010 inductees into Evansville's Business Hall of Fame.

Indiana's Superintendent for Public Instruction Tony Bennett's proposal to change requirements for teacher licensing has drawn strong reaction, most notably from university education instructors.

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The campus radio station at the University of Evansville is taking bids for its entire collection of roughly 4,500 LPs.

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A self-described progressive advocacy group and a union giant are teaming up to thank Reps.

"I've fallen and I can't get up," a line from a poorly produced television commercial, became the punchline for countless comics across the country in the early 1990s.