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'Continuous Line' Gallery Talk postponed
The Gallery Talk for "The Continuous Line: Off the Wall" installation at The Gallery at Sams Hall of Fine Arts on the campus of Kansas Wesleyan University has been postponed.
Climate Change Symposium Hosted By Wesleyan Saturday
The annual Where On Earth Are We Going? symposium Saturday at Wesleyan University will feature three climate experts who will discuss: "Global Environmental Change And Freshwater Resources: Hope For The Best Or Change To Prepare For The Worst?" Sponsored by the Robert Schumann Lecture Series in the Environmental Studies Program, the event begins at ...
"Afraid of Frankenstein" captivates audiences at Heartland Theater
A A A After devoting the past 46 years to theatre leadership at Illinois Wesleyan University, John Ficca has proven that he still maintains the ability to entertain audiences with his wickedly creative work.
Ohio Wesleyan art professor uncovers celestial connection in desert Southwest
Jim Krehbiel and an Ohio Wesleyan student spent years uncovering why ancient kivas were built in such remote sites in Utah.
Polytechnic High students march forward with academic gains
Leeann Michalack wiped away tears as she watched hundreds of Polytechnic High School students, parents and supporters march down Rosedale Street on Saturday, celebrating the students' double-digit gains on a state assessment test that kept the east side school open.
Matthew Schwan and Leslie Mangrum look at sheet music for "The Marraige of Figaro" to determine the best places to take breaths while singing.
DECA students attend Accounting Leaders of Tomorrow Program
Since 2005, King High School marketing students have been participating in the Accounting Leaders of Tomorrow Program at Illinois Wesleyan University.
Sarah Palin Goes Rogue in New York
Elvin Lim is Assistant Professor of Government at Wesleyan University and author of The Anti-intellectual Presidency , which draws on interviews with more than 40 presidential speechwriters to investigate this relentless qualitative decline, over the course of 200 years, in our presidentsa ability to communicate with the public.
An interview with Kaylie Jones
When Kaylie Jones was 16, her father, James Jones, the author of "From Here to Eternity," and "The Thin Red Line," died of congestive heart failure in Southampton Hospital.
Four Candidates Vie For Two Open Seats On FH Council
Election Day is less than three weeks away and the race for a seat on the Borough Council is heating up in Fair Haven.
Recent violent crimes upset the sense of refuge on college campuses
Tuition may not be the most troubling concern for parents sending sons and daughters off to college.
'The Sorority Life' Sisterhood For Campus Comfort
I found myself walking down Langdon Street, or "Greek Row" in Madison, Wisconsin, home to a row of sorority and fraternity houses, with two alumni.
Legal Actions Shifting As Dispute Over Food Not Bombs Ends
In the end, the Wesleyan University students prevailed. The small band of students - who served home-cooked meals in public to the homeless and hungry for 10 years - caught the attention of state legislators, who passed an amendment authorizing charitable groups to serve home-cooked meals in shelters and soup kitchens.
University of Illinois Chancellor Quits Over Admissions Scandal
The chancellor of the main campus of the University of Illinois has resigned under pressure, after an outside commission appointed by Gov.
Burgess Announces Town Hall Meeting
Congressman Michael C. Burgess, M.D. has scheduled a Town Hall meeting for this Saturday, October 24th, at 10:00 a.m., on the Texas Wesleyan University campus in Fort Worth .
Opening Reception at OL Library Friday for "LymeScapes"
"Fishing Shack" by Marilyn Dunphy will be on display in the Old Lyme Library's exhibition opening Friday.
NC bus stop shooting victim pressured to abort
Court documents state that a person of interest in the shooting death of a pregnant 15-year-old North Carolina girl had pressured her to have an abortion.
Scholarship Helps Victim's Son Reach for Dreams
A North Texas university is helping the 20-year-old son of a slain convenience store clerk get the education his father wanted for him.
Rise in student registration for US varsity courses
DOHA: The US has witnessed a 30 percent increase in the enrollment of international students during 2005-2008. An estimated 60,000 students are reaching the country every year from across the world, the US ambassador Joseph LeBaron said here yesterday.
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