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SBA regional director finds comfort in finance
Special to the TribuneMarianne Markowitz strolls through a hallway at the regional headquarters of the U.S. Small Business Administration in the Loop, not pausing to glance at the two official portraits, one of President Barack Obama, that are the only decor on a yawning...Tags: Business, Finance, Barack Obama, Michigan Avenue, Microsoft Corporation
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Matthew Simon
Matthew Simon is a reporter and supervising weekend producer for KTUU-TV Channel 2 News in Anchorage. He joined the station after spending nearly six years working KTVA-TV, leaving the station as weekend anchor/producer. He also served as the station's...
Tags: Journalism, Testicular Cancer, Health, Health Organizations, Cancer
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MU medical school seeks to establish Springfield campus
cplein@ky3.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Mizzou wants to expand its medical school by partnering with both Mercy and Cox in Springfield. This is in the planning phase but the hope is this partnership will help bring more doctors to rural areas of southwest Missouri. A...Tags: Internal Medicine, Environmental Issues, Health, Colleges and Universities, Medical Research
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When office jokes stop being funny
The class clown may get in trouble, but the office wag may be the glue that makes a workplace stick together.
Research indicates that humor at work is a good thing. It builds morale and relationships. But it also hurts if it veers from being a bonding...Tags: Stafford (Tolland, Connecticut)
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Moderate drinking tied to lower diabetes risk
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Middle aged women who eat a lot of refined carbs might offset their risk of type 2 diabetes by drinking a moderate amount of alcohol, a new study suggests. Following more than 80,000 women over 26 years, researchers found that...Tags: Health, Potatoes, Diets and Dieting, Ethanol, Breads
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Area fans 'rabbit' about SDSU in NCAA tournament
American News WriterRick Sommers didn't have a choice when it came to going to law school in state. He had to attend the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. "But I chose to go to SDSU," said the Aberdeen attorney, who grew up in Eden. His allegiance to South Dakota...Tags: Baylor University , Science and Technology, Purdue Boilermakers, College Sports, Science
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Eileen S. Tarcay, writer and professor
Eileen S. Tarcay, who had taught English and journalism at what is now Coppin State University and was a prolific contributor of freelance articles to The Baltimore Sun, died Feb. 18 from complications of a stroke at a Salt Lake City nursing home. The...Tags: Religion and Belief, Colleges and Universities, Poetry, Science and Technology, University of Maryland, College Park
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Radford University men's basketball team hit with two-year probation penalty
The NCAA handed down penalties Friday to the Radford University men's basketball program for violations that took place under the watch of former head coach Brad Greenberg.
The school was hit with two years probation and a $2,000 fine. In addition, the...Tags: Southeastern Conference, University of Oregon, Punishment, Financial Aid, Teachers
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Kan. officials open to lab alternatives
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - Gov. Sam Brownback and Kansas legislative leaders are regrouping after the proposed 2013 federal budget failed to include construction dollars for a new biosecurity lab, raising questions about the project's future. President...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Barack Obama, Manhattan (New York City), Kansas State University , Government
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Class Acts: Elkins High School
MISSOURI CITY, Texas - It's an opportunity for a rare few: representing the United States at the summer Olympics in London.
That dream might be a reality for Elkins High School senior, and swimming sensation, Daniel Graviss.
"He's going to the...Tags: Schools, High Schools, Swimming, High School Sports, College Sports
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Police training consultants under scrutiny for contracts, expenses
A nonprofit foundation paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by the Baltimore Police Department as part of the commissioner's signature training program reported that nearly 40 percent of the foundation's expenditures over two years covered entertainment,...Tags: Finance, Montgomery County (Maryland), Shootings, Internal Revenue Service, Crime, Law and Justice
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