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| College President Liked Gorbachev's Speech in Peoria Friday |
The president of Eureka College says the visit Friday by former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev was something to remember.
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| Proposed Law Would Require Sex Offenders to Wear GPS Devices |
A bill that passed the Illinois House of Representatives on Friday aims to force convicted sex offenders to wear a GPS monitoring device for the entire time they're out of jail on supervised release or parole.
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| CSC Awards Faculty, Adjunct Faculty of the Year |
Lisa Mohr, Carl Sandburg College art instructor, and Sue Scott, CSC adjunct math instructor, have been named the 2009 Carl Sandburg College Faculty and Adjunct Faculty Member of Year, respectively.
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| Galesburg Civic Art Center Celebrates Soup |
The Galesburg Civic Art Center will host Great Bowls of Soup on Tuesday, April 7.
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| Monmouth College Student Newspaper Wins Awards |
Members of the editorial staff of Monmouth College's student newspaper, The Courier, have received three awards from the Illinois College Press Association (ICPA).
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| Knox Lincoln Scholar To Give TalkThursday |
Douglas L. Wilson, co-director of the Lincoln Studies Center at Knox College, will give the 2009 Burkhardt Lecture, "Lincoln and Language," at 4 p.m., Thursday, April 2, in the Alumni Room, Old Main, Knox College, Galesburg, Illinois.
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| FIRST ON WGIL: Knox County United Way Reaches Goal, Despite Recession |
POSTED 8:05am 3/28/09 Even in an economic downturn, local residents and business people sure do know how to give so that other organizations can continue to help.
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| CSC, WIU Enter Into New Partnership |
Saving students money and and the time it takes to graduate with a four-year degree are the goals of a new partnership between Carl Sandburg College and Western Illinois University.
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| Police Investigating Vandalism Complaints |
Three separate incidents involving the defacing of vehicles in Galesburg may be related.
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| Mikhail Gorbachev Speaks at Reagan's Alma Mater |
Only one American president was born in Illinois -- Ronald Reagan. His alma mater, Eureka College, hosted Reagan's Soviet contemporary, Mikhail Gorbachev, Friday afternoon.
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