The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
15 hours ago by Brendan Divincenzo
The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
3 hours ago by Nathalie Tadena
Sarah Mangelsdorf, dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, will take over next year as dean of the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, university officials announced today.
Mangelsdorf will begin working at Northwestern in August, replacing interim dean Aldon Morris, Provost Daniel Linzer said.
The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
8 hours ago by
With a $140 million shortage in the police and fire pension funds, Evanston is desperate for new sources of revenue. An obvious way to produce new taxes is to encourage new development.
Building a 38-story tower that will cast a shadow over downtown Evanston and violate the city's zoning ordinances is an unnecessary solution.
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6 days ago by Christopher Skeet
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4 days ago by Jenny Halloran
Dear Scorch,
So I went to the Illinois Institute of Technology's "Sausagefest 2008" on April 18 as advertised in this publication and I totally want my money back.
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4 hours ago by Amanda Wowk
By Amanda Wowk
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4 days ago by Ebbie Sloan
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The Observer, University of Notre Dame, IN
5 days ago by Ken Fowler
Notre Dame expects to play at New Jersey's Meadowlands sports complex against Connecticut at least once and another team or other teams multiple times after Rutgers broke off discussion of holding a series there and in South Bend.
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5 days ago by Cassie Belek, Stephanie DePrez, Caitlin Ferarro, and Analise Lipari
Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull
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After almost 20 years in development hell, the fourth Indiana Jones movie, "Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull," is finally being released.
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5 days ago by Bill Brink
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