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| Breaking News
Columbia
VP steps down after 34 years
After nearly three and a half decades of service, executive
vice president Bert Gall resigned from Columbia College
Friday, according to Columbia officials.
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| Breaking News
Bert
Gall, a life at Columbia
College officials announced Friday that one of
Columbia’s highest paid administrators has
resigned.
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| In
the Loop...
SAN DIEGO,Calif. Aug.1-Soaring above this immense seaside
state, it’s hard to tell a coup de tat is
under foot. Kobe Bryant is the topic of the nightly
news. The weather will be in the 70s tomorrow, just
as it is 360 days of the year.
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what's Off the Blotter
According to documents
obtained from the First District Police Department,
a silver 2001 Cavalier
was stolen on July 9 at 7:30 a.m. in front of a residence
at 1332 S. State St.
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Be
aware of being dropped
Neglecting
financial aid deadlines could toss you out of school
Do yourself a favor-listen to your friendly financial
services representative.
In the last few months, the Office of Financial Services
has sent out various ultimatums via e-mail and snail
mail to inform students of two very important deadlines.
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| Delmark
celebrates big 5—0
The day before Buddy Guy’s Legends was shut down
by city officials, Delmark Records held a party celebrating
the label’s 50th anniversary. Inside the building’s
cracked and dilapidated walls, local blues greats paid
testament to the tradition Delmark helped create.
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