Go Green special reports outline green living features
The Southern Illinoisan details a Go Green series across sections from BUSINESS to AT HOME through Friday. Topics include eco friendly light bulbs hybrid vehicles solar wind power and recycling ink cartridges with local coverage on organic foods water and sustainable home construction. Lee Enterprises contributes special content.
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SIU Salukis rout Pine Bluff in tailgate celebration
Southern Illinois fans turn out for football and food as Doyin Sanni from Evanston watches a homemade Jenga game during tailgating before the Salukis crush Arkansas Pine Bluff 58 to 3.
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SIU tailgate legend fuels Saluki game day hype
Salukis fans gear up for a home game as SIU prepares to host Arkansas Pine Bluff after a 58 to 3 victory. Tailgate host Cha Hill, father of quarterback Nick Hill, runs a distinctive football helmet grill, serving 100 to 125 burgers and 150 to 200 hot dogs to about 100 guests including Du Quoin and Pinckneyville families.
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Passion and preparation in history at SIU Carbondale
A panel at the African American Museum discussed life after sports with moderator Chad Hoosier and panelists Mike Glenn Corey Bradford DeJuan Kea and Dr. Seymour Bryson. The discussion accompanied Glenns exhibit From Molineaux to Michael highlighting African American athletes from early history to 2003.
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Bear at JALC devours tons of food in Carterville event
Brody, a 1300-pound grizzly owned by Jeff Watson, ate 10 pounds of raw chicken, a cooked chicken, two bags of carrots and bread by Saturday afternoon. The 12-year-old bear, over seven feet tall, is a familiar figure from movies and ads and was expected to eat about 25 pounds that day at John A. Logan College's Hunting and Fishing Days in Carterville with more appearances planned.
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