WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: Range helped Tigers end state tourney drought
Edwardsville graduate was state medalist in high jump
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Edwardsville’s Justin Range clears 6-5 on his way to winning the high jump at the Madison County Red Division meet during his senior year in 1993.For The IntelligencerShow MoreShow Less
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Edwardsville’s Justin Range takes aim at the hoop during the 1993 Class AA state quarterfinals against Rockford Guilford at the Assembly Hall in Champaign.For The IntelligencerShow MoreShow Less
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Edwardsville’s Justin Range, right, gets a hug from teammate Andrew Thompson after the Tigers beat Bethalto in the championship game of the Class AA Edwardsville Sectional in 1993.For The IntelligencerShow MoreShow Less
Got a houseplant as a holiday gift? Learn how to sustain it through winter
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by Jason Franchuk
CARBONDALE, Ill. – Houseplants are popular holiday gifts, but caring for them through winter with its shorter days, low humidity and lower light intensity presents challenges. Clinton Chamness, a greenhouse manager at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, has tips for winter plant care and suggestions for houseplants that make great gifts.
“Think of winter plant care as keeping the plant in a period of dormancy,” Chamness said. “They often do better when indoor gardeners leave them alone for awhile.”
Here are five tips to help indoor plants survive winter:
Best Master s Programs Releases Ranking of the Top 25 Online Homeland Security Master s Programs
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DURHAM, N.C., Dec. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Best Master s Programs (
https://www.bestmastersprograms.org/), an online guide to the best master s degrees and careers, is pleased to share their 25 Best Online Master s in Homeland Security for 2021 at
In the 21st century, Homeland Security has grown into one of the largest government agencies, and there are thousands of jobs in the constellation of departments, agencies, private contractors, and other organizations that make up the homeland security sector. Management of such a vast and complex industry requires a multitude of well-educated, well-trained, and highly experienced professionals. To fill that need, colleges and universities across the US have developed master s degree programs in homeland security, many of them in an online format to help working professionals increase their credentials
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Carbondale, IL – Nancy Maxwell has been both a rape crisis medical/legal advocate and rape crisis counselor at The Women’s Center for almost 10 years. She ran the women’s empowerment group at the Eurma Hayes Center in Carbondale for many years with few resources. Nancy has been fighting for social justice and spearheading the anti-rape movement for over a decade in Southern Illinois.
WSIU Public Broadcasting, a service of Southern Illinois University Carbondale, is pleased to announce Nancy Maxwell as a recipient of the ‘Neighborly’ award in the individual category. WSIU received four separate nominations from her coworkers at The Women’s Center.
Simon Institute virtual talk will look at philanthropy, racial equity and social justice
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by Pete Rosenbery
CARBONDALE, Ill. – Sharon Bush, a leading voice for philanthropy in Illinois, will discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the steps needed to move the state forward during a virtual conversation in January hosted by Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute.
Bush and John Shaw, Simon Institute director, will also discuss Bush’s leadership in Illinois during COVID-19 and her views on racial equity and social justice. The discussion, part of the institute’s “Understanding Our New World” series via Zoom, is at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 5.