Army Pfc Lynndie England charged in Iraqi prisoner abuse
Army Pfc. Lynndie England, 21, faces four charges including assault and conspiring to mistreat Iraqi detainees. The case ties to leaked photographs showing her with naked prisoners and a leash. Proceedings proceed via Article 32 before possible court martial. penalties range from reprimand to imprisonment and discharge.
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SIUC Graduates Face Next Steps After College
Read about Neal Papich and Jenny Hutchinson as they prepare for graduate study or a break from school. Heather Larson finishes with two summer courses left while Robert Hobson, a political science graduate, weighs job prospects and memories of SIUC.
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Logan graduates balance careers and further study
Logan graduates voiced plans to join AT&T management parts time, aiming to finish Robert Morris next July. Jessica Scales, 20, from Carbondale, completes coursework and will graduate Southern Illinois University Carbondale next May then pursue a master’s by 2006. Three awards honored faculty Nelda Hinckley, Dr. Brian Reach, and Jon Roger Williams.
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Academic paths and early careers span countrywide
Live ACHIEVERS Home profiles Buffalo Grove Account Manager at Arrow Electronics and Louisiana State University agriscience figures. Ane 190 first job in Denver earned 250 dollars weekly. SIU commencement notes three traits for success. LSU notes doctorate postings, 14 000 annual pay, and a message to graduates about loving their work.
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Herrin man found guilty in child incident trial
A Herrin fifth grader Cheatham testified about an incident with Salyers in an open field. Prosecutors argued aggravated battery and holding against will while defense contended no secrecy or great bodily harm occurred. jurors weighed testimony of medical impact and confinement.
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