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Lake Forest College is a small liberal arts school near Lake Michigan in the upscale suburb of Lake Forest north of Chicago. The college has about 1,400 students, 18 departmental and eight interdisciplinary majors, plus minors and special programs. It was founded in 1857 by a group of Chicagoans who also established the town.
Lake Forest College is a small liberal arts school near Lake Michigan in the upscale suburb of Lake Forest north of Chicago. The college has about 1,400 students, 18 departmental and eight interdisciplinary majors, plus minors and special programs. It was founded in 1857 by a group of Chicagoans who also established the town.
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Drinking dangers still swirl at college
Chicago Tribune reportersAs freshmen arrived on campus last week, Lake Forest College President Stephen Schutt proposed giving them a hands-on lesson in responsible drinking. Along with lectures and courses on the dangers of alcohol, Schutt suggested hosting an event where...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Students, Wine, Beer, and Spirits, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Government
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College drinking debate: 18 or 21?
Associated PressCollege presidents from about 100 of the nation's best-known universities, including Duke, Dartmouth and Ohio State, are calling on lawmakers to consider lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18, saying current laws encourage dangerous binge drinking on...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Students, Drunk Driving, Ohio State University
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We stole this idea. Or did we? Clever words are nothing new
William Shakespeare, you're a criminal. Well, sort of. You're at least a plagiarist—borrowing characters and plots without proper attribution. Our conception of plagiarism, including using words from another source, is largely modern and academic....Tags: Barack Obama, Columbia University, Literature, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, William Shakespeare
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Concept of original content is pure fiction
William Shakespeare, you're a criminal. Well, sort of. You're at least a plagiarist--borrowing characters and plots without proper attribution. Our conception of plagiarism, including using words from another source, is largely modern and academic. It'...Tags: Barack Obama, Columbia University, Literature, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, William Shakespeare
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Families still struggling
For about 7,000 families, the move out of some of the city's most notorious public housing complexes held the promise of a better, safer future. One goal of the Plan for Transformation, launched in 2000, was to promote "the de-concentration of low...Tags: Woodlawn (Chicago, Illinois), Englewood, South Shore, Housing and Urban Planning, Interior Policy
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Screen Villain and Gunslinger Richard Widmark Dies
Zap2It.comOscar-nominated actor Richard Widmark, who made a career playing bad guys and cowboys, has died. He was 93. The star, who made his film debut as the giggling villain in "Kiss of Death," died at home in Roxbury, Conn., on Monday, March 24. Widmark was...Tags: Jimmy Stewart, Health and Safety at School, Theater, Jack Palance, Film Festivals
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Gloves come off among Republicans in race to face Rep. Melissa Bean
Tribune reporterA strange thing happened on the way to next week's primary election among the three Republicans hoping to challenge two-term Democratic U.S. Rep. Melissa Bean in the November general election. The mostly polite dialogue throughout the campaign turned...Tags: People, Rudy Giuliani, Elections, Art and Craft Supplies, Government
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It's a match
Tribune staff reporterA little more than a year ago, Q staff member Kelly Haramis invited readers to join her and husband Davis Schneiderman on their journey to adopt a child from China. On Nov. 30, Kelly got the call she has been waiting for: She had been matched with a baby...Tags: Lake Forest, Adoption, Family
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Landlords fail to fix poor's housing woes
As Chicago bulldozes its notorious high-rise housing developments, low-income families have moved into a growing network of private buildings with conditions sometimes as dire as public housing complexes. Families shiver through winter with inadequate...Tags: Breach of Contract, Family, Learning Disability, Disasters, Emergency Incidents
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Key to stadium: who calls plays?
Staff WriterDuring an exhibition last week of plans for the proposed Jets stadium, Jacob K. Javits Convention Center Chairman Robert Boyle said he expected to decide who would book the stadium when it wasn't being used for sports. "I would naturally think that way,"...Tags: New York Jets, National Football League, Multi-Sport Events, Madison Square Garden, Michael Bloomberg
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