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Deadly earthquake strikes Chile, may have changed day lengths


		Deadly earthquake strikes Chile, may have changed day lengths

The Grand Views, Grand View College, IA

4 hours ago by Randy Moorhead

A powerful earthquake lasting three minutes rocked the coast of Chile Saturday morning, measuring a stunning 8.8 on the rictor scale and triggering a large 8 ft. tsunami that struck the coast, obliterating the countryside and generating tsunami warnings across the Pacific.

English Professor Bill Schang remembered for an outstanding career

Ripon College Days, Ripon College, WI

7 hours ago by Han Thinzar Zaw

"My experience wouldn't be the same without Professor [Bill] Schang."

These words are from senior Talley Yake, who is majoring in English. Every person who has shared a moment with Professor Schang likely has pondered these words in their minds.

Yake has known him since her first year while she was taking his courses and also working in the English Department for the past few years.

Reporter Rewind

Minnesota State University Reporter, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN

18 hours ago

Alternative spring breaks provide students with opportunity to blend fun and work

Ripon College Days, Ripon College, WI

1 day ago by Katlyn Lee

The temperature is rising, snow is melting, and professors are handing out the last few assignments and midterms for students.

For most Ripon College students these three things signal that it's time for a little fun, friends, family, or maybe a chance to make a little extra pocket cash.

C-Hall fire results in evacuation


		C-Hall fire results in evacuation

Index, Truman State University, MO

1 day ago by Andrew Hewitt

A fire in Centennial 463 forced two students to permanently relocate

Weekly horoscopes

Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL

2 days ago by Sarah Zavala

Aries (March 21-April 19)

Things just happen to work out in your favor … or is it that you can turn anything that happens to you into something positive? Either positive or negative, your attitude is admirable. Keep up the good work.

Taurus (April 20-May 20)

Is your mind already set on spring break? Maybe you need to take a day and actually plan out your vacation getaway.

'Honoring one of our own'


		'Honoring one of our own'

Minnesota State University Reporter, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN

2 days ago by Blaine Martin

It is hard to imagine what Minnesota State would be like without Michael Fagin. His modesty and humble nature would never let him admit it, but Fagin has done a lot to further diversity at the university.

On Friday, Fagin's colleagues, family, friends and dozens of current and former students gathered to pay tribute to the man they call "Doc.

Polish teacher, students provide different point of view for college


		Polish teacher, students provide different point of view for college

The Grand Views, Grand View College, IA

5 days ago by Brooke Curry and Kelsey Savolainen

Five Polish students and their teacher came to Des Moines for three weeks to learn about differences between American education and Polish education.

Education in Poland Starts for students at seven years old with a six-year primary school, then a three-year middle school, three-year high school, and can eventually on to a university.

Hope week raises funds for Haiti, Moldova

The Grand Views, Grand View College, IA

5 days ago by Micah Stevens

Campus Fellowship hosted Hope Week March 2-5 to raise funds for victims of the Haitian earthquake and Moldova, the poorest country in Europe.

Funds raised will be divided between Lutheran World Relief, a nonprofit organization benefiting Haiti, and Wings of Hope International, a nonprofit organization founded by Alec Zama, assistant professor of business administration, benefiting Moldova.

MSSA talks non-faculty budget cuts

Minnesota State University Reporter, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN

6 days ago by Elena Shufelt

Minnesota State will still have to make more cuts outside of faculty and programs, according to the budget forecast presented Tuesday.

The cuts will have to come from non-faculty and staff or non-salary items. This could possibly include equipment such as computers, or supplies like department paper budgets.

FIRE ON THE SQUARE

Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL

6 days ago by ed komenda

An enormous fire broke out Wednesday evening in the Chelsea's Hallmark store at 121 South Side Square in downtown Macomb. Officials said the blaze destroyed the building.

"The Chelsea Building is going to be a total loss," said Macomb Fire Chief Andy Taylor.

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