July 2018
Winona Symphony welcomes new Music Director
WINONA, Minn. (WKBT) - The Winona Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors welcomes Erik Rohde as the new Music Director and Conductor.
Meet the new kid on the block
Hello everyone, I am your new Program and Public Relations Director at your LifeSpan Center. Now that the butterflies and jitters of starting a new job are gone, let’s talk about the whirlwind of a journey that brought my family and I back to Central Illinois.
University students will enter careers that don't exist today
Students should research the different kinds of undergraduate programmes and major they are interested in.
How the humanities are more than just ‘soft skills’
Humanities are skills that are as valuable and necessary. Communication, observation, empathy and logical thinking are important but constantly undervalued skills.
Newspaper writing ... with ‘color’
Over 60 percent of college students change majors at least once. I was among the 60 percent.
For queen, perseverance defeats any obstacle.
JASPER — Melanie Roberts was crowned 2018 Miss Dubois County and Chaney Barrett Teen Miss Dubois County at the Dubois County 4-H Fair Queen Contest Sunday afternoon at Jasper High School.
Kokomo Park Band to present annual 'Big Band Night' in Highland Park
Kokomo Park Band will present its annual Big Band Night in Highland Park on Wednesday.
William K. Nasser education center dedicated in Indianapolis
Training and simulation facility pays homage to medical legacy of Terre Haute native.
A state-of-the-art medical education and simulation center was dedicated in a Terre Hautean’s name Wednesday in Indianapolis at the St. Vincent Hospital.
SINGELL: Deconstructing the myth of the English major
In the years since the Great Recession, we’ve heard much about the waning value of a liberal arts degree in today’s increasingly specialized job market. A liberal arts education is a risky choice, we’re often told, compared with safer options in business, IT and other technical fields.
‘DREAM COMES TRUE’ AS ROD HITE NAMED SUPERINTENDENT
“When everybody says, ‘where are you from?’ I always say Vevay or Switzerland County,” Rod Hite says. “It’s always been home.”