Carbondale bar fined for selling alcohol to minors
The Carbondale bar faced fines after authorities reported sales of alcohol to minors. The piece ties into a broader city focus on race relations prompted by student complaints and a police encounter at a house party. Community leaders discussed establishing a human relations commission to hear appeals and ensure fair treatment across race gender and orientation.
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Carbondale Bar
Human Relations Commission
Maggie Flanagan
Hugh Muldoon
Task Force
SIUC
Guernsey to Albany Law School as new dean in fall
SIU School of Law dean Tom Guernsey leaves to become Albany Law School’s dean this fall. Albany officials cite his legal and administrative experience and disability law expertise as a good fit for clinics and leadership while SIU acknowledges the loss but welcomes the transition as a positive move for the profession.
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SIU Law
Albany
Law School
SIU School of Law
Albany Law School
Stephen M. Kiernan
Kiernan
Tom
Hudson speaks to Carbondale kids at dedication and camp
NBA player Troy Hudson returns to his hometown for a Lake Heights court dedication and a youth camp. He shares a 90.3 percent free throw average, credits his mother and grandmother, warns about drugs and alcohol, and urges youths to stay focused, choosing true friends and a positive path. He recalls his Memphis finale and previews a July fundraiser for Terriers Athletic Boosters.
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Cynthia Snooks
Troy
Morgan
Memphis
Orlando
Carbondale
Lake Heights
Lewis Lane
Gateway Foundation
Troy Hudson
The
Terriers Athletic Boosters
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Gateway
Buncombe Students Build Electrodynamic Train Propulsion
Buncombe students and teacher Tripp participated in NASA field tests to design an electrodynamic propulsion system moving a model train uphill. The group, including sixth graders Sarah Shipley and Karen Holder, later traveled to Huntsville to present to Marshall Space Flight Center engineers and visit mission control.
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NASA
U.S
Tripp
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Sarah Shipley
Karen Holder
Marshall Center
Flight
International Space Station
NASA train project teaches magnets and electricity concepts
Karen Holder describes hands on experiments with magnets and wires to move a cardboard train, noting mixed results and growing excitement. She aims to keep NASA contact for future education programs and hopes for equipment enabling student email with astronauts, citing astronaut loneliness.
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Space Station
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