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Larry Hall: April 18, 1943 — January 29, 2022 Husband, Father, Grandpa, Great-Grandpa, Uncle and Friend… Larry Hall, passed away January 29, 2022 due to

Gladys Sawyer, who died Friday at 72 years old, was a mother to two prominent Memphians, Tami Sawyer and Michael Anthony Hooks. Jr.

The Epsilon Chapter of Theta Chi, a Greek fraternity at WPI and the longest-active Theta Chi chapter in the organization’s history, was awarded the Chapter Excellence Award by its International Headquarters.

Oklahoma State University graduate Maximum Waller has been named Sigma Nu Fraternity’s Scholar of the Year for 2020-21.

Native student leaders call for the removal of “inappropriate” statue located on Northeastern State University campus.

Margaret Been Hull passed away on Dec. 14, 2020, in Greenville South Carolina. She was born May 27, 1925, to Nellie Emily Daetwyler Been and Oath Washington Been in Pickens. “I lived to teach. My family was my life.” Margaret gave a love that was selfless and valued her family above all else. She valued education, hard work, lifelong learning and left an imprint on family, friends and students. Margaret graduated from Pickens High School, received her B.S. degree in elementary education fr...

Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an honorary women’s organization for educators, conducted a Zoom meeting online for its regularly scheduled December meeting. Sixteen members, along with State President Virginia Howard from Cheyenne and Northwest Vice President Susan Rae Long, also from Cheyenne, joined in the online meeting conducted by chapter president Marguerite Russold. Additional guests included Karen Santos, Regional Membership Chairman from Washington; Karen Kelley, State Treasur...

ROCK SPRINGS — Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, an honorary women’s organization for educators, conducted a Zoom meeting for its December event. Sixteen members, State President Virginia Howard from Cheyenne and Northwest Vice President Susan Rae Long from Cheyenne joined in the online meeting conducted by chapter president Marguerite Russold. Additional guests included Karen Santos, regional membership chairwoman from Washington; Karen Kelley, state treasurer from Cheyenne; and ...

Photo by Megan Turner. UCF students took to Twitter to call for action against a political science professor they claim is racist and said grades unfairly if they express different views than him. Alvin Quackenbush, an adjunct professor in the UCF’s School of Politics, Security, and International Affairs, has worked at UCF since Sept. 2015, according to his LinkedIn. His profile states he is a professor at Valencia College and the Political Science Department chairperson, as well. Advertise...