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Nunn Scores 25, Illinois Beats Minnesota 84-71
Kendrick Nunn scored 25 points, as Illinois beat Minnesota 84-71 Sunday night. The Illini opened the second half on a 29-8 run for a 61-48 lead, and they never looked back.
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Pension ‘Deal’ Also Caught In Impasse
Springfield may be a desert when it comes to budget deals but it seemed like there was a small oasis -- an agreement between Gov. Rauner and Democratic Senate President John Cullerton on pensions.
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Western Illinois Announces Layoffs, $20 Million In Cuts
Western Illinois University says it will cut $20 million in spending over the next two fiscal years. The university says for the fiscal year beginning July, it will cut 100 positions.
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Chicago State University Sends Layoff Notices To All 900 Employees
Illinois' ongoing state budget crisis has led Chicago State University to send out letters to its 900 employees telling them that they could be laid off. That includes the president of the university.
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‘Exploding Arthropods’ Highlight This Year’s ‘Insect Fear Film Festival’
University of Illinois entomology professor May Berenbaum previews this year's festival, which answers the question, "What is Steve Guttenberg doing these days?"
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Fantasy Sports Companies Support Regulation In Illinois
The Fantasy Sports Trade Association and its 300 members, which include ESPN and Yahoo, are backing legislation that would make daily fantasy games legal in Illinois.
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Illini Fall To Indiana, 74-47
Yogi Ferrell scored 27 points as No. 18 Indiana used a huge second half to rout Illinois 74-47 on Thursday night.
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Parkland College To Begin Layoffs As A Result of Budget Standoff
Parkland College President Tom Ramage says nine positions will be cut next week, once the community college completes a voluntary separation program that's yielded $1 million in savings. He sent a mass e-mail to staff Thursday. The annoucement comes days after Parkland Trustees approved an 11-percent tuition hike.
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College TV Pioneer And White Sox Owner Eddie Einhorn Dies
Einhorn was a television sports pioneer who helped set the stage for the wall-to-wall coverage of college basketball that's common today and is a member of the college basketball Hall of Fame. He was vice chairman and co-owner of the White Sox.
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102nd District House Race Interviews: Jim Acklin
Acklin, the recently retired superintendent of St. Joseph-Odgen High School, says his career in education would translate well to a role in the legislature. He's one of three GOP candidates vying to succeed Adam Brown in Illinois' March 15 primary.
