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Storied history: DACC to honor Pulitzer Prize-winning Van Doren brothers - Vimarsana News

Storied history: DACC to honor Pulitzer Prize-winning Van Doren brothers

While the Van Dorens are little known in many public circles, their names still loom large in literary circles, especially at Columbia University in New York.

DACC Colloquium for Pulitzer Prize brothers - Vimarsana News

DACC Colloquium for Pulitzer Prize brothers

Danville Area Community College has established a permanent exhibit to honor the life and works of Carl and Mark Van Doren.

Paul Klee: Broncos GM George Paton growing his credibility here — except where it matters most, at quarterback - Vimarsana News

Paul Klee: Broncos GM George Paton growing his credibility here — except where it matters most, at quarterback

Nevada's NFL prospect, Carson Strong, plays Saturday at Colorado State. Here's a hunch Broncos general manager Paton will continue his QB hunt in Fort Collins, Paul Klee writes.

Vans Co-Founder Paul Van Doren Dead at 90: 'He Was an Innovator' - Vimarsana News

Vans Co-Founder Paul Van Doren Dead at 90: 'He Was an Innovator'

Vans Co-Founder Paul Van Doren Dead at 90: 'He Was an Innovator' People 2 hrs ago Paul Van Doren, the co-founder of Vans sneakers, has died at the age of 90.  The shoe company announced his death on their social media pages on Friday, noting that Van Doren was an "innovator." "It's with a heavy heart that Vans announces the passing of our co-founder, Paul Van Doren," the company's statement read. "Paul was not just an entrepreneur; he was an innovator. We send our love and strength to the Van Doren family and the countless Vans Family members who have brought Paul's legacy to life." 

Source: msn.com