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No word yet on grad speaker 14

The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

-2 minutes ago by Matt Spector

The announcement of this year's commencement speaker has been delayed at the speaker's request, said University President Henry Bienen on Monday afternoon.

"It's the speaker who doesn't want it known," Bienen said. "He has not said to me by phone, letter or any other message as to why he wants to delay the announcement.

Beef... it's what's for dinner - Hindu or not 8

Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL

15 hours ago by Vikram Patel

Two weeks ago, my friend and I were discussing the idea of religious taboos. He and I are both Hindus, where in our religious tradition, the eating of beef, among other meats, is restricted. This reminded me of a similar taboo that Muslims are well aware of - eating pork.

Candy, kids and college 5

The Daily Northwestern, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

15 hours ago by Nick Weldon

This weekend I went to the Jelly Belly Factory in Pleasant Prairie, Wisc.

You're probably wondering why I would spend my Saturday two hours away sampling 50 different flavors of bean-shaped processed sugar, so allow me to explain.

I work at Oakton Elementary School off the South Blvd.

Shrouded in secrecy 3

PUC Chronicle, Purdue University Calumet, Hammond, IN

3 hours ago by Brian Bultema

An investigation by The Chronicle over the last three months has concluded the PUC University Police is in violation of multiple laws related to public access and police records.

The laws being violated include the Clery Act, which requires campus police to maintain an updated crime log available to anyone, and Indiana Code 5-14-3-5, which requires all police agencies to release the names of arrested individuals, along with the reason for arrest and the arresting officer in the incident.

Alumni Interview Series 2

Chicago Business, University of Chicago GSB, Chicago, IL

18 hours ago by Amir Mansour, '09 - Class Agent

Cheng-Soon Lau, as the Managing Director of INVESCO Real Estate Asia, is responsible for direct real estate investment in Asia. He graduated from the Chicago GSB full-time program in 1988 and spoke to ChiBus about his career and opportunities for the next generation of GSB students in Asia.


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Fashion in 1988: is that really what they wore?


		Fashion in 1988: is that really what they wore?

Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL

1 day ago by Tatianah Green

Nearly a generation ago, our parents and undergrads at UIC were wearing fashion of a questionable nature. In the late 1980s, both men and women channeled their inner rockers like the guys from the group Poison and wore acid-wash jeans, large ripped jeans that were a little loose on the body.

Alumni Interview Series

Chicago Business, University of Chicago GSB, IL

1 day ago by Amir Mansour, '09 - Class Agent

Cheng-Soon Lau, as the Managing Director of INVESCO Real Estate Asia, is responsible for direct real estate investment in Asia. He graduated from the Chicago GSB full-time program in 1988 and spoke to ChiBus about his career and opportunities for the next generation of GSB students in Asia.

The 2008 Annual GSB Hot List

Chicago Business, University of Chicago GSB, IL

1 day ago by O-Face and Ugly Betty, '08

The Hot List, the most controversial article of the year, is here. You love it, you hate, but either way, you read it. No one knows how long the GSB has been doing the Hot List, although in ancient times it was called the "Hottie Hot Tub List." This year we had record participation with almost 250 votes, which is at least 25 times the typical ChiBus readership and represents a massive proportion of the student body if one corrects for people who have no sense of humor.

Going Green with Nuclear Power

Chicago Business, University of Chicago GSB, IL

1 day ago by Ryan Schleicher, '09

Growing demand for energy and concerns over climate change has led many to return to nuclear power as part of a nation's strategy for diversified, clean energy. There are many lingering concerns about nuclear power; some may be justified, some may not. I interviewed Alan Mawdsley of Bechtel Enterprises to find out more about the industry and its future prospects.

The 30-year road to graduation

Torch, Roosevelt University, IL

6 days ago by Adam Shafer

Janet Rawls enrolled in the business administration program in 1977; on May 16 she will graduate.

During that nearly 31-year span, the 60-year-old Chicago native has seen both her daughter and her younger sister graduate from Roosevelt before her.

As proud as she was for both of them, Rawls will be the first to tell you how proud she is of her own accomplishments.

SCORCH: Letter to the Editor

Torch, Roosevelt University, IL

6 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.

I guess this whole festival was for some charity for leukemia and lymphoma or something, but like, if you're going to throw something called "Sausagefest," you've really got to make clear the type of "sausage" that's going to be available.

Top five things to do in Chicago

Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL

2 days ago by Amanda Wowk

By Amanda Wowk

Staff writer

So the temperature is finally above freezing (for the moment), the sun is shining on Lake Michigan and best of all, school is out for summer! There's nothing quite like Chicago in the summertime. The city really seems to come alive with festivals, fairs, and people basking in the heat.

Fair dues in '07-08


		Fair dues in '07-08

Chicago Flame, University of Illinois, IL

5 days ago by Andrew Smothers

2007-08 was yet another banner year for UIC Athletics.

Women's tennis solidified their place as a dynasty, claiming their 100th consecutive Horizon League victory and yet another championship. Both gymnastics squads qualified multiple gymnasts to nationals, 14 in all.

Clinton to Middleton: 'Okay, fine. Now I'll speak at your school.'

Torch, Roosevelt University, IL

6 days ago by Ebbie Sloan

With underwhelming numbers at the Pennsylvania primary informing the early Indiana primary polls, New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has backpedaled on many public appearances she shunned during the last 18 months when she believed she had an honest chance at the Democratic presidential nomination.

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