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Davao-based Eevee wins 3-in-1 Soundskool 2009
The competition capped off its fifth successful year with a full concert featuring the lucky 13 Nescafe 3in1 Soundskool finalists, as well as some of the country's best musical acts at the Ninoy Aquino Sports Stadium.
A former Creighton administrator known for her leadership and fairness has been named president of Saint Xavier University in Chicago.
St. Xavier Names New President
Christine M. Wiseman, a former Assistant Wisconsin Attorney General and most recently Provost and professor of law at Loyola University, has been named president of Saint Xavier University.
Business executive urges Xavier conference to use entrepreneurial approach
The president of a global consumer products company challenged business students at Xavier University to use entrepreneurial skills to achieve success in the business world.
Ogden Museum Announces Retirement of Director J. Richard Gruber
J. Richard Gruber, Ph.D., the Director of the Ogden Museum of Southern Art since 1999, is retiring.
McKendree's season ends with loss to St. Xavier
No. 4-ranked St. Xavier University ran roughshod over the McKendree University Bearcats on Saturday during a 52-28 first-round victory in the NAIA football playoffs.
Director chosen to lead research
A leading researcher has been chosen to oversee efforts by the University of Alberta to explore challenges facing rural communities.
Thanksgiving Wish Is To Meet Mother
With the holidays quickly approaching, people everywhere will soon reflect and give thanks for the many blessings in their lives.
Democrats name new leader tonight
A A new leader has taken the reins of the Butler County Democratic Party. Frank Cloud, business manager for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 648, was named the party chairman tonight, Nov.
4 Investigates: Cocaine all over your dollar bills?
It's illegal, addictive and most of us are carrying it around in our wallets. Scientists have known for years that the vast majority of U.S. paper money contains small amounts of cocaine.
Col. Keegan lead Japanese-American troops in WWII
Retired Army Col. Chris Keegan, a shoe salesman for a Cincinnati department store when drafted in 1941, helped lead the most highly decorated unit for its size and length of service during combat in World War II.
IMAGES John A. Boehner, 2009.[Credits : Alex Wong/Getty Images] Main American politician in full John Andrew Boehner born Nov.
Xavier Opens Veteran Affairs Office On Campus
In recognition of the tremendous sacrifices made by veterans of our Armed Forces and their families, Xavier University is expanding its efforts to attract and support them.
Out on the Town: Tree of Life Dinner
The Jewish National Fund held its Tree of Life Dinner at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Hilton, Downtown, and 325 were in attendance to honor the Rev.
Police: Man Beat Son With Wooden Paddle
A Harrison man faces charges after police say he excessively paddled his son. The investigation started after the boy's father, 35-year-old Robert Jamie Gibson, allegedly spanked his son earlier this month at his home on Sunset Avenue.
Boehner: 2009 "a nightmare" so far
Hometown boy John Boehner, minority leader in the U.S. House of Representatives, told a Hamilton Chamber of Commerce and Hamilton Rotary Club gathering Thursday this has been the worst year of his 19 years in Congress.
For the past two decades, the Queen City Brass has been one of the area's most renowned wind ensembles as well as one of the busiest.
Author: Model charity for kids
Carol Weisman's advice to parents who want to raise charitable children: Be a charitable adult.
Murdered Jesuits Honored 20 Years After Deaths in El Salvador
By Nancy Frazier O'Brien Source: Published: Monday, November 09, 2009 WASHINGTON - Twenty years after they were killed at Central American University in San Salvador, along with their housekeeper and her daughter, six Jesuit priests are being honored by the Salvadoran government, the U.S. Congress and Jesuit institutions.
'Urinetown: The Musical' Opens at XU
A drought has occurred. As a result, the government has banned private toiletries and the citizens must use pay-to-pee toilets regulated by a monopolistic company, the Urine Good Company, which charges exorbitant prices.
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