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  •  Glenbard South’s John Wold wins the 800 Meter Run, during the 80th Annual DuPage County Boys Track & Field Invitational hosted by Lake Park.

    Sectionals bring stirring storylines May 13, 2013 12:00 AM
    Among the intrigue of track and field state sectionals is the element of surprise — boys whose great performances lift themselves from the cusp of state qualification to Charleston. DuPage County teams are filled with such stories. Here are a few.

     
  • The gateway banners for West Chicago's 2013 Community Art Banner Project feature the work of Cultural Arts Commission member John Keeney and illustrate his point of view on "A Question of Balance".

    West Chicago's Community Art Banner Project Answers A Question of Balance From the Perspective of Eleven ArtistsMay 13, 2013 12:00 AM
    West Chicago's Community Art Banner Project Answers A Question of Balance From the Perspective of Eleven Artists

     
  • Glenbard South seniors claim fourth straight sectional May 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    With 17 seniors on his team, Glenbard South coach Mark Tacchi knows the Raiders might struggle a little next year. But he's enjoying this group too much to worry about that. The Raiders won their fourth consecutive Class 2A sectional, scoring 149 points to run away with the team title Friday in Glen Ellyn.

     
  • Color-A-Thon a huge success! Alexandra is seen here holding the check that will be presented to the Little City Foundation.

    First Color-A-Thon a Huge Success!May 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    Aristotle Preschool and Kindergarten, part of the Saint Haralambos Greek Orthodox Church in Niles held its first Color-A-Thon. This almsgiving project provided students and their families ways to use their time, talents, and treasures and help two organizations.

     
  • Larry Rachleff

    Chicago Philharmonic to name Larry Rachleff as music director emeritus at May 24 concertMay 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    On Friday, May 24 at 7:30 p.m., Larry Rachleff, Principal Conductor and Music Director of the Chicago Philharmonic, will raise his baton one last time when he conducts Bernstein and Schubert, the final symphonic concert of the 2012-2013 season at Pick-Staiger Hall in Evanston.

     
  • New COD Board Seated, Officers ElectedMay 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    The College of DuPage Board of Trustees bid farewell to outgoing Board Chairman David Carlin at an organizational board meeting Tuesday, May 7. During this special meeting, the Board also welcomed new Trustee Kathy Hamilton and congratulated returning Trustee Joseph Wozniak to his second six-year term

     
  • Wendy Garland could not do one push up when she weighed more than 300 pounds. By adopting a healthier lifestyle, Wendy lost more than 100 pounds and is more fit than ever before. Mark Bassett, Health Track personal trainer, left, is on right.

    Glen Ellyn woman loses 100 pounds in 7 months with nothing but healthy habitsMay 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    Glen Ellyn's Health Track Sports Wellness encourages its members to not just exercise, but to eat right too. This no-nonsense approach to getting healthy is helping many people like Wendy Garland lose hundreds of pounds and gain a whole new life. Read Wendy's inspiring transformation that started when she said she stopped dieting and started simply living a healthy lifestyle.

     
  • First STEM in Scouting Supernova Award Recipient Eurgene Lim in Three Fires Council.

    First Scout to Achieve New STEM Supernova AwardMay 10, 2013 12:00 AM
    Eugene Lim, the first Scout to earn the new Boy Scouts of America's Supernova Award in the Three Fires Council service area will be recognized at the Council Annual Board meeting on Thursday, June 20, 2013 at the Hotel Arista located in Naperville.

     
  • Some COD part-time faculty will get health care May 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    Though the impact of new federal health care guidelines remains unclear, College of DuPage officials say they're planning to provide benefits to some part-time professors. The college will create the new position of "lecturer" — a nontenured adjunct faculty member who will teach more classes than the average adjunct professor, but still fewer classes than a full-time professor. The new designation would allow lecturers to be eligible for health care insurance, officials said.

     
  • Alan Orlowsky

    Choosing a Life Insurance ProviderMay 9, 2013 12:00 AM
    Let's talk about Choosing a Life Insurance Provider. There are a number of factors that go into picking the right insurance company or companies for your insurance needs.

     
  • Brian Clement, adjunct Horticulture faculty, has been named College of DuPage’s Overall Outstanding Part-Time Faculty Member for 2012-13.

    Brian Clement Named Overall Outstanding Part-Time Faculty MemberMay 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Brian Clement, adjunct Horticulture faculty, has been named College of DuPage’s Overall Outstanding Part-Time Faculty Member for 2012-13.

     
  • Ken Gray, Ph.D., professor of Psychology at College of DuPage, has been named the Overall Outstanding Faculty Member for 2012-2013.

    Ken Gray Named Overall Outstanding Faculty Member for 2012-2013May 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    Ken Gray, Ph.D., professor of Psychology at College of DuPage, has been named the Overall Outstanding Faculty Member for 2012-2013.

     
  • May ‘Images’ Highlights EMT/Nursing Simulation, GED ProgramMay 8, 2013 12:00 AM
    “Images,” College of DuPage’s monthly one-half hour television show, features in its May edition segments on a recent collaborated simulation between EMT and Nursing students and testimonials on the College’s GED program.

     
  • Elimination forces COD softball to think about next year May 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    The summer started early for the College of DuPage softball team this year.

     
  • Frank Lloyd Wright dining room with original furniture

    Find out what it's like to grow up in a Frank Lloyd Wright houseMay 7, 2013 12:00 AM
    For 17 years our family owned a prairie-style home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1908. I will be in Chicago May 17th sharing my story through an engaging, educational and free multimedia presentation. see www.kimbixler.com

     
  • The Homeland Security Education Center at the College of DuPage will be named in honor of college President Robert Breuder upon his retirement, according to a resolution passed Tuesday by the outgoing board of trustees.

    COD OKs decision to name building after president May 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    College of DuPage President Robert Breuder's name will be etched in the history books of the state's largest community college, but now it'll be permanently etched on campus, too. In his last formal action as board chairman Tuesday night, David Carlin proposed the college's 66,000-square-foot Homeland Security Education Center be named in Breuder's honor at the time of his retirement.

     
  • Dental community invited to learn about emergency preparednessMay 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    DuPage County dentists and other dental professionals who want to learn about their roles in public health emergencies are invited to a “Dental Community Symposium to Enhance Public Health Preparedness” on Wednesday, May 15, at Medinah Shrine Center in Addison.

     
  • “A Piece of My Soul - The Revival”

    Gospel play “A Piece of My Soul” returns to ChicagoMay 6, 2013 12:00 AM
    “A Piece of My Soul - The Revival” takes its audience on an exciting journey through the history of gospel music in America—past to present—from early call-and-response work songs and negro spirituals to driving beats and mass choir harmonies common in today's contemporary gospel music-- with an emphasis on Chicago's indelible contribution to the form.

     
  •  Landscaping on rooftops, such as the Chicago City Hall roof here, is one way to create a “greener” environment.

    Sustainable landscaping is eco-friendly and less work May 5, 2013 12:00 AM
    Landscaping provides people with a huge array of benefits from shade to rainwater absorption to the prevention of soil erosion and beautification. But it delivers the maximum number of benefits to humankind and the planet when it is designed in such a way that it works with nature, instead of against it.

     
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