Doctor who failed to report Richard Strauss abuse at Ohio State surrenders medical license Max Filby, The Columbus Dispatch
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Dr. Ted W. Grace failed to report Strauss actions in the 1990s and made a false statement related to the practice of medicine,” a report issued in March shows. Strauss, who died by suicide in 2005 in California, has been accused of sexually abusing hundreds of former students while he worked for Ohio State between 1978 and 1998.
On Wednesday, Grace volunteered to surrender his license to the State Medical Board of Ohio and board members accepted it as part of a settlement agreement, Jerica Stewart, a board spokeswoman said via email. The agreement, which wasn t yet available Wednesday, means Grace will forgo an administrative hearing that was originally scheduled for April 20 through April 23, Stewart said.
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Sign up now for SIU’s inaugural King Tut Strut Triathlon on June 5
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by Christi Mathis
CARBONDALE, Ill. Registration is underway for the inaugural King Tut Strut Triathlon, a sprint distance triathlon, coming to Southern Illinois University Carbondale on June 5.
Recreational Sports and Services invites anyone age 16 and older to participate in the event, which includes a .2-mile swim in Campus Lake, a 5-mile bicycle ride around the southwest side of campus and a 2-mile run on the trail circling the lake. Three-member teams are also welcome.
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The event is limited to the first 60 people to sign up so early registration is recommended. The shorter sprint distance event is designed to be fun for both novices and seasoned triathletes.
SIU forestry student tracks mule deer routes to protect habitats
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Hannah Manninen, a master’s student in forestry at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, holds a mule deer fawn captured briefly for tracking purposes. A graduate student at SIU, Manninen is working with the Navajo Nation to unlock secrets of the mule deer migration to identify key habitats and arrest the species decline.
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by Tim Crosby
CARBONDALE, Ill. A graduate student at Southern Illinois University Carbondale is working with a western Native American tribe to unlock secrets of the mule deer migration to identify key habitat and arrest the species decline.
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