SIU faces plagiarism charges over 150 plan
SIU President Glenn Poshard forms a three person panel to review allegations that SIU Carbondale’s long range plan Southern at 150 closely mirrors Texas A&M Vision 2020. The Chronicle of Higher Education report linked shared material and passages. Chancellor Wendler, previously with Texas A&M, adds context to the crisis of confidence at SIUC.
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Carbondale — Southern Illinois University
Glenn Poshard
Chronicle of Higher Education
Siu-Carbondale
Southern
Texas A&m University
Paul Simon Public Policy Institute
Mike Lawrence
Siuc Zoology Department
William Muhlach
SIU School of Law
Venona Whitfield
SIU
Southern At 150
Texas A&m
College Station
Poshard
Chronicle
Carbondale
State of Texas
State of
Illinois
Walter Wendler
SIUC
Bradley Ruebke Benefit Nears For Transplant Hope
Bradley Ruebke, a 15 year old with cystic fibrosis on a national transplant wait list for nearly two years, faces worsening health as doctors push for a double lung transplant. A benefit event at Dizzie's Sports Bar Steeleville features live music by Stealing Home, a 50 50 drawing and a live auction, with a chicken dinner and bake sale planned for Sept 24 at Steeleville Eagles. Donations are sought at the Bradley Ruebke Benefit Fund, First National Bank of Steeleville.
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Bradley Ruebke
Dizzie's
Steeleville
Steeleville Eagles
Percy
Brenda Ruebke
Bradley
Brian Ruebke
Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital
St. Louis
Brenda
First National Bank of
Sunday Paper Lists Over 150 Jobs for Readers
The Sunday edition carries more than 150 employment listings across multiple industries. Positions range from entry level to skilled trades, with opportunities in finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail sectors. Expanded classifieds include remote work, temp assignments, and full time roles for immediate hire.
Durbin Sounds Alarm Over Proposed Cuts to Special Education Funding
Senator Dick Durbin protests federal funding cuts to special education that could deprive Illinois districts of over 132 million dollars. He notes the 40 percent target was never met and claims the state must absorb rising costs for disabled and low income students in Southern Illinois. Durbin recalls Paul Simon's role in establishing access to mainstream education for special needs children and urges restoration of funding.
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Illinois
Dick Durbin
Dill
Durbin
Paul Simon
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