News & Views: SHS '58

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(Untitled) - May 18, 2005

Lois Body About two weeks ago, Miss Body had a bad fall in her home on West Governor Street in Springfield. She sustained several injuries and was alone for about 30 minutes before her neighbor and caregiver, Jerry Myers, found her. She recovered in Memorial Hospital and then asked to be transferred to a nursing home in Watseka, Illinois, where she grew up on a nearby farm. She will remain there for the foreseeable future. Miss Body means a great deal to the many students who took her English.
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(Untitled) - May 8, 2005

Catching Up I apologize to my readers for the long silence. I've been passing through Spring Crunch, which every year makes March and April very crowded, as we graduate one group of students and admit another. In the midst of lectures, seminars, papers, exams, letters, grants, and meetings, there's little time left for private enterprise. In this interval, much has happened. On the plus side, Illinois went to the Final Two, the Lincoln museum and library opened, Jim Hollis published a new...
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News & Views: SHS '58

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(Untitled) - May 18, 2005

(Untitled) - May 8, 2005

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