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Green Quad Day promotes sustainability, where to get involved on campus

Sustainability-focused groups set up tables for the annual Green Quad Day, which took place on the Main Quad outside of the Illini Union on Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event was co-hosted by the Student Sustainability Leadership Council and the Student Sustainability Committee. Registered student organizations and local environmental organizations also had...
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Commercial building owners fretting over cyber risk should check the fine print on their insurance

While many commercial building owners may believe their properties are covered from cybercrime through general commercial property insurance policies, security professionals are highlighting an urgent need to address that misconception and help owners qualify for cyber insurance.
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Mullins hopes to be 'community clay center' for Sheridan – Sheridan Media

Stephen Mullins, stamping his pottery, wants to make Sheridan a "community clay center." Stephen Mullins opened his Red Bison Studio with the desire to be a community clay center for Sheridan. Before COVID-19 forced the shutdown last year, Mullins taught one or two pottery classes a week. He said at the beginning, he had a membership program as well, but rising production led to space and time conflicts between members and production, so he pulled back on membership and continued the classes. ...
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Buttigieg Observed Some Highways Have A Racist Past. Here's What That Meant In NYC

arrow A view of a statue of urban planner Robert Moses in Babylon, New York on June 22nd. A group of protests rallied last summer to have the statue removed. JUSTIN LANE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock After Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told news website The Grio in an interview published last week that "there is racism physically built" into some highways, a heated corner of the internet began relitigating the history of highway building and urban planning in the U.S. Buttigieg s...
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I think romney and huck bay, real chance, they poll well, the republicans like them, et cetera, gas prices being what they are, you never know what happens in the general election but pawlenty no watch guy really smart, just last thought on this huntsman who is not going to win this time, obviously, but setting up recognition, next time around in 2016,ed bison not going to runs, he will be too old that might be an interesting thing, but i think when you look at the primaries, i think the republi...
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