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Enrollment woes cast shadow over SIUC future
James Bennett reports on SIU Carbondale reopening as enrollment may dip from 22,000 last year to a lower count, risking $1 million in state funds per 100 students. President Glenn Poshard stresses enrollment as top priority amid recruitment efforts, stem cell research funding, and a looming governor’s debate. The piece also notes SIUE’s growth, Blagojevich awards, and politics in Mount Vernon and Nashville with Topinka and other statewide candidates.
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Chicago
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Springfield
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Washington University School of Medicine
St. Louis
Southern Illinois Regenerative Medicine Institute
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Adler
Judy Baar
Topinka
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Christine Radogno
Stewart Umholtz
Carol Pankau
Dan Rutherford
Norrenberns
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Blagojevich
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Finers
Marion
Israel Has Withdrawn From Fight Without Victory
Mona Charen argues Israel failed to crush Hezbollah and warn of broader regional and Western costs. She cites world reaction, media manipulation, and Iran’s backing of Hezbollah, urging tougher action and warning of a spreading jihadist threat.
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American Enterprise Institute
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Persian Gulf
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New York
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Bali
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Southern Illinois Speaks on Thirst and Opinion Poll
Residents say Gatorade or soda cool them best in heat while water remains top thirst quencher. An informal poll notes 83 percent favor water, 15 percent soda, 2 percent juice. SI Speaks clarifies it is not a scientific sample.
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A.J. Nevers
Cambria
Daesha Johnson
Thesouthern.com
Spunky Rides Again in Message of Hope from Jim Davidson
Jim Davidson shares a personal note about his wife Viola who has Parkinson's disease. He recounts her struggles, the shift to Sinamet, and a phased treatment that improved mobility. Viola regains typing with both hands, uses a wheel walker, and resumes daily activities, inspiring others with her perseverance.
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