TERRE HAUTE —
Greenville College has released the names of 284 students who qualified for honors at the conclusion of the fall semester. The list includes sophomore Joshua Andrew Lynch of Center Point, son of Mark and Pamela Lynch.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, freshmen are required to maintain a 3.5 grade point average (4.0 scale). Sophomores, juniors and seniors must have a 3.7 GPA. A College Scholar is a student who has made the Dean’s List for three or more consecutive semesters.
Greenville College is a four-year Christian liberal arts school located in Greenville, Ill., with more than 1,600 traditional, adult and graduate students.
Founded in 1892, it is affiliated with the Free Methodist Church. For further information visit www.greenville.edu.
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GOALS, PRIDE & ACHIEVEMENTS: Jan. 26, 2012
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Grrrr-ateful for donation
K-9 Officers Jasper, Luka, Diesel and Carón didn’t like the snarls and growls coming from a “burglar” on Monday morning at Sarah Scott Middle School.
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After possible TB case, school faces health tests
A suspected case of tuberculosis at Woodrow Wilson Middle School has prompted health authorities to provide free TB testing next Tuesday for students and staff at the eastside Terre Haute school.
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1,261.5 Miles Per Gallon
A Terre Haute South Vigo High School team earned first place in the “unlimited class” category during the 17th Super Mileage Challenge April 30 in Indianapolis.
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VIDEO: Suspected TB case at Woodrow Wilson
A suspected case of tuberculosis at Woodrow Wilson Middle School has prompted free testing next week for students and staff at the east side Terre Haute school. Testing is not mandatory and parental permission is required for students.
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Stepping Forward
The sound of Mason Unton’s tennis shoes scampering down the hallway of Westfield’s Maple Glen Elementary School was music to the ears of his parents and the three senior Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology biomedical engineering students that designed a device to assist walking movement.
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Bring your appetite to summer reading program
Marshall Public Library launches its “Reading is so Delicious!” summer reading program on Friday, May 18.
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Riverton Parke performs well at Academic Bowl
The Riverton Parke Junior High School Academic Bowl team turned in an impressive performance at the Indiana Academic Super Bowl district contest at Sarah Scott Middle School in Terre Haute on April 28. -
Riley Alumni Banquet planned
The 2012 Riley Alumni Banquet will be June 9 at Riley School Gym.
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BRIEFLY: May 17, 2012
• Nursing composite photos available
• T-shirts support tornado victims
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ISU honors attorney, wife with degree
Indiana State University honored Indianapolis attorney Donald W. Buttrey and his late wife, Karen, with honorary doctoral degrees during spring commencement ceremonies May 5.
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Spring cleaning: Readers’ FAQs
Time for my annual “Spring Cleaning” column, in which I address reader issues and answer “Frequently Asked Questions.”
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Rose selects first Giacoletto recipient
Mark A. Yoder has been selected the first recipient of the Lawrence J. Giacoletto Endowed Chair in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
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GOALS, PRIDE & ACHIEVEMENT: May 17, 2012
GOALS, PRIDE & ACHIEVEMENT
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Hablo Art day camp for children
Artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo will be featured in artwork at “Hablo Art” Arts and Day Camp for Children from June 18 to 22.
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Chauncey Rose celebration set
A Chauncey Rose Middle School (1972-2012) Farewell Celebration is planned from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the school.
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South senior receives Hoosier Heroes award
Terre Haute South Vigo High School Senior Zachary Moore was awarded a $2,000 scholarship at the Hoosier Heroes Celebration on May 10 at UIndy Hall at the University of Indianapolis.
- State Police announce summer youth camps schedule
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Student geologist: ISU soph wins top award at research conference
As judges at the Crossroads Geological Conference announced the winner of the outstanding undergraduate poster category, Brendan Paddack didn’t expect to hear his name.
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Taking a chance: Student trumps doubts, earns degree
When Benjamin Tomak walked on to Indiana State University’s campus in 2010, he did so with a certain amount of fear and self doubt.
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Describe your Dependable Adult Dude in an essay
A writing contest is new to the Every Child Needs a DAD (Dependable Adult Dude) program, now in its fifth year.
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ISU honors three with Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award
Indiana State University honored three educators with the Caleb Mills Distinguished Teaching Award on April 17 during the university’s annual Faculty Recognition Banquet.
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ISU profs receive Research and Creativity Awards
Two Indiana State University faculty members have been honored with the 2012 Theodore Dreiser Distinguished Research and Creativity Award.
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Two receive ISU President’s Medal
Indiana State University honored nine educators during its annual Faculty Recognition Banquet on April 17.
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BRUCE’S HISTORY LESSONS: The long, lost, last — the 27th —Amendment
Our very last constitutional amendment — the 27th Amendment — was ratified this week (May 7) in 1992 when Michigan became the 38th state to approve it.
- Vincennes University Dean’s List: Fall semester 2011
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Panthers honored for academic excellence
Sixty-one Riverton Parke High School students were honored April 18 at the 26th annual Academic Excellence Banquet in the school cafetorium.
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Panthers academic teams receive PCCF grant
The Parke County Community Foundation granted the Riverton Parke High School Academic Super Bowl team $300 to help fund its expenses this year.
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Duke helps colleges plant 100 trees
An $8,900 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation has led to the planting of 100 trees on four higher-education campuses in Vigo County, as well as a university site in Clay County.
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Ivy Tech students celebrate graduation
Great expectations filled the seats of Hulman Center on Thursday evening as Ivy Tech students left graduates.
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Simulated lessons: ISU partnering with unmanned systems simulator developer
Indiana State University is partnering with an engineering company that created a first-of-its-kind unmanned systems simulator to train college students.
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