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(1) Innovative Training Initiative Enables Fraternity Members To Earn Digital Badges and Give Them a Competitive Edge Kaplan, Inc., a global leader in academic innovation, and Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, one of the largest fraternities in North America, today announced the planned launch of a set of transformational new programs that will address the gap between college education and career readiness training, providing digital badge credentials and marketable skills to help meet the needs of Generation Z college students. Prior to the 2021 fall semester, Lambda Chi Alpha members can enr...

Lambda Chi Alpha & DeMolay International Join Forces to Build Groundbreaking, Lifelong Mentorship and Leadership Experience Amid Unprecedented Pandemic and Economic Crisis, Two Organizations Offer Combined Programs to Provide Guidance for Young Men News provided by Share this article Share this article CARMEL, Ind. and KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Seeking to bridge the gap between youth and college brotherhood and leadership programs, Lambda Chi Alpha, one of the largest fraternities in North America, and DeMolay International, the world's premier youth leadership organiza...

Obituary: Nicholas “Nick” Rohrman WATERVILLE- Nicholas “Nick” Rohrman, 83, passed away on Dec. 26, 2020, from COVID, in Saco, Maine. He was born to Leroy ... Share Nicholas “Nick” Rohrman WATERVILLE- Nicholas “Nick” Rohrman, 83, passed away on Dec. 26, 2020, from COVID, in Saco, Maine. He was born to Leroy Nicholas and Mary Ethel (O’Callaghan) Rohrman on April 25, 1937, in Indianapolis, Ind. After a brief period of study at St. Meinrad’s Seminary, Nick graduated from Broad Ripple High School and then matriculated at Butler University where he was an active member of the ...

CHESTERTOWN — Alumni L. Myrton Gaines, Peter Maller and Elizabeth Warehime are among the newest members of the Washington College Board of Visitors and Governors. Gaines ’78 and Maller ’90, who also are inductees of the college’s Athletic Hall of Fame, took up their duties July 1, while the selection of Warehime ’13 and Hugh Sherman was announced in a Dec. 9 news release from the college. Sherman is dean of Ohio University’s College of Business, which consistently is ranked as one of the top 50 public undergraduate business colleges in the country. He holds a mas...

Traffic beyond Coquille cut off because of water being over the tracks Will probably be opened tomorrow Water going down and business beginning to resume normal today Telegraph wires are up Western Union gets communication with the outside — damage from various quarters reported Considerable damage and inconvenience was caused in Coos county by the storm. The greatest damage was to the telegraph and telephone lines and the train schedules were demoralized although the railroad got through without any serious accident. The train from Portland was late this morning and did not arrive until...