The Daily Vidette, Illinois State University, Normal, IL
2 days ago by Sarah Mogin (The Tartan. Carnegie Mellon U.)
Whenever something truly great comes along, you have to wonder: Is it the greatest thing since sliced bread? Sliced bread is pretty awesome. You can toast it, you can make a sandwich out of it, and you can spread things on it: peanut butter, jelly, jam, and even Nutella (if you're weird).
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
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As of July 24, the federal minimum wage will make a 70 cents increase, jumping from $6.55 to $7.25. Many see this increase and it puts a smile on their faces, but soon after that instant gratification does not often last too long. There are two main arguments about minimum wage: there are those who believe that increases in minimum wage are the results of higher costs of living.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
23 hours ago by Matt Zimmerman
At the heart of the proposed "American Health Choices Act" is the "public option." This gives every American the option of buying into a health care plan run by the federal government. Ostensibly, this would provide competition and choice that would put downward pressure on the price of health care and improve quality of care.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL
1 day ago by Scott Richey/Sports Editor
Eastern freshman running back Desmin Ward moved up to No. 2 on the Panthers' depth chart before Eastern's first game of the season at Central Michigan because of nagging injuries to Norris Smith, Travorus Bess and Chevon Walker's three-game suspension.
Bess returned to form against Illinois with a 183-yard rushing performance
But it was Ward who scored the Panthers' lone touchdown on the ground.
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The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
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The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
4 days ago by Jeff Jurinek/Sports Editor
It was announced Tuesday that the Eastern women's basketball team has been invited to participate in the preseason WNIT, held during the opening weeks of the 2009-10 season. The Panthers are scheduled to kick off the season with a trip to Ohio State in the first round of the WNIT on Nov.
The Daily Eastern News, Eastern Illinois University, IL
2 days ago by Sarah Ruholl/Staff Reporter
In 1991, Desert Storm veterans were coming home, and the nation was ready to celebrate the safe return of troops.
A group in Charleston formed to plan a community event for the Fourth of July.
"A lot of parents of Desert Storm veterans got together to have a small celebration that turned into a large celebration," Betty Coffrin, one of the original Red, White and Blue Days committee members, said.
Prospectus, Parkland College, IL
4 days ago by Patrick Wood
For Jodi Campbell-Hardwick, the choice to drop out of Atwood-Hammond High School was made after discovering that she was pregnant with twins at the age of 17. The year was 1998.
After putting her high school career on hold for her children, Jodi did attempt to go back to high school, but it just didn't work out.
Prospectus, Parkland College, IL
4 days ago by Patrick Wood
It is now fast approaching the time of year that many Illinoisans make the journey to the closest neighboring state for one of the most popular entertainment devices of the summer-fireworks. But even as throngs of people scramble to get their hands on their favorite colored Roman Candles, the longest roll of firecrackers they can find, and those forever-classic sparklers, they forget one very important thing: fireworks are not toys and treating them as such can wield severe consequences.
Prospectus, Parkland College, IL
5 days ago by Sean Hermann
The Taste of C-U, one of Champaign's biggest annual events, was back again for its 39th year and had the Champaign Park District hard at work, but not for what you would originally think. As severe weather blew through Champaign, cancelling the Taste Friday night, crews were hard at work early in the morning and steady into the afternoon to help clear out debris and get the Taste up and running once again on Saturday.
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