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May 08, 2014

SIU Student Newspaper Doesn’t Get Fee Increase

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May 08, 2014

Mayors Seek Quinn’s Help In Clinton Landfill Dispute

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May 08, 2014

SURS Changing Interpretation Of Pension ‘Money Purchase’ Provision

In the latest National Assessment of Educational Progress, 26 percent of high school seniors scored at or above grade level in math compared with 38 percent in reading. — (Chad McDermott/iStockphoto.com)

News Local/State

May 07, 2014

Nation’s Report Card Shows Stagnant Scores For Reading, Math

Professor of Material Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois John Rogers shows off one of the flexible circuit patches he's been working on. — (John Rogers)

News Local/State

May 07, 2014

U Of I Research Into Wearable Flexible Circuits

Shelley Finfrock has been testing Climate Basic to check the accuracy of its rainfall estimates and other features. — (Véronique LaCapra/IPR)

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May 07, 2014

More Illinois Farmers Are Embracing High Tech Ag ― But Is ‘Big Data’ Too Much Like ‘Big Brother?’

Champaign native and circus acrobat Samantha Pitard — (AP Photo/Wayne T. Pitard)

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May 07, 2014

Circus Acrobat From Champaign Willing To Do Hair-Hanging Act Again

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May 07, 2014

ISU Waiting On State Budget To Decide Tuition

The Rev. Desmond Tutu, shown during a press conference last month in Cape Town, has been sharply critical of South Africa's political leadership as the country marks 20 years since the end of apartheid. He said he wouldn't vote for the ruli — (Jennifer Bruce/AFP/Getty Images)

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May 07, 2014

20 Years After Apartheid, South Africa Asks, ‘How Are We Doing?’

A free range chicken stands over her eggs before being gathered at the organic Curry Farm in Dawson, Ill., Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. — (Seth Perlman/AP)

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May 07, 2014

Sales Of Organic Products Climb In Illinois