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Donald Craig | Obituary | The Press Republican - Vimarsana News

Donald Craig | Obituary | The Press Republican

Donald Craig passed away in Myrtle Beach, This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Cremation Services Direct.

2023 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Regional Awards ::: USTFCCCA - Vimarsana News

2023 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Regional Awards ::: USTFCCCA

2023 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Regional Awards

Fathom – Christians and the reconciliation route to resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict - Vimarsana News

Fathom – Christians and the reconciliation route to resolving the Arab-Israeli conflict

A few months ago, Presbyterians for Middle East Peace (PFMEP) published Peace And Faith: Christian Churches and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, a new interfaith collection coedited by Cary Nelson an...

Chauvin Trial Reaction: ISU Professor Michael Gizzi - Vimarsana News

Chauvin Trial Reaction: ISU Professor Michael Gizzi

Eric Stock / WGLT Michael Gizzi is a criminal justice sciences professor at Illinois State University. He often focuses on the courts and the interaction of police, prosecutors and the law. Gizzi says yes, the Chauvin case is important. But in one sense the importance is what didn't happen -- an exoneration -- rather than positive ground gained from a precedent. Listen to Gizzi's interview on WGLT's Sound Ideas: Listen

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WGLT's Sound Ideas- 4/21/21 - Vimarsana News

WGLT's Sound Ideas- 4/21/21

A wrap up of the implications of the Derek Chauvin trial includes the assessment that it might be only a single case, but an important one that at least preserves the possibility of a national dialog. Hear from criminal justice sciences professor Michael Gizzi about courts, cops, and regulation. An African American talks about the trauma created not just from the murder, but from watching the trial itself. Finally, the Police Chief for the Town of Normal tells how his department was already changing even before the verdict. Listen