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Svonavec shares love of English with students
Daily American Staff WriterOne of Amy Svonavec’s favorite subjects in high school was English. Now the 42-year-old from Somerset teaches that very subject at her alma mater. “I loved English ever since junior high,” she said. “It was one of those things...Tags: Cancer, Health Treatments, Literature, Arts and Culture, Chemotherapy
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New Imperial Valley College graduates look to the future
Imperial Valley Press Staff WriterIMPERIAL — Looking out into a sea of charcoal gray caps and gowns one wouldn’t immediately recognize the diversity of the Imperial Valley College class of 2011. Yet diversity exists among the 279 graduates who earned associate degrees from...Tags: Education, Ice Hockey, Health, Graduation, Colleges and Universities
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Fundraiser to benefit ailing Elgin shop owner
TribLocal - Elgin » NewsFor at least the third time in a year, Elgin’s downtown business community is rallying around one of its own members battling cancer. This time …... -
EGYPT: Hosni Mubarak has stomach cancer, his lawyer says
Babylon & BeyondToppled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has cancer, according to his lawyer, who disclosed the news less than two months before Mubarak is to stand trial, accused of financial corruption and allowing security forces to kill hundreds of protesters who... -
Bravo to Michael Irvin for standing up for gay rights
En Fuego - Orlando SentinelWhich is what brings Irvin, the former University of Miami standout wide receiver and Pro Football Hall of Famer, on the cover of the latest edition of the gay men's magazine Out.... -
Death of Sun-Times owner Tyree ruled an accident
Tribune reportersThe death of Sun-Times owner James Tyree has been ruled an accident by the Cook County medical examiner. An autopsy on Tyree found that he died of an air embolism following a dialysis catheter removal, the office said. It also listed pneumonia and...Tags: Elections, Accidental Death, Richard Price, Health Treatments, Disasters and Accidents
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PASSINGS: Michael Gough, Murray Warmath, James C. Tyree, Marty Marion, John Kronenberg
Michael Gough Actor played butler in 'Batman' movies Michael Gough, 94, a British actor best known for playing Bruce Wayne's butler Alfred in a series of "Batman" movies, died Thursday at home in England, his former wife Anneke Wills said through her...Tags: Movies, Hollinger Incorporated, Tony Awards, BBC, Michael Keaton
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Prairie Fare: Add some green to your diet
"What do you think of this silly hat?" I asked my 7-year-old daughter. She looked at the hat and grinned with approval. It was a green clover that she could wear in front of her face or behind her head. She looked like a shamrock with a face. "I...Tags: Cancer, St. Patrick's Day, Shamrock, Human Interest, Holidays
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EPA encourages regular testing for heavy metal in water
Chicago TribuneFederal regulators on Tuesday urged nationwide testing for cancer-causing hexavalent chromium, the latest response to a study that found the heavy metal in tap water from Chicago and more than two dozen other cities. In a memo to public water systems,...Tags: Movies, Regional Authority, Environmental Politics, Michael Hawthorne, California
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City to test water for pollutant at urging of EPA
Chicago will begin routine testing for hexavalent chromium after a recent study found worrisome levels of the cancer-causing metal in tap water pumped to 7 million people in the city and suburbs. City officials announced the additional testing Tuesday,...Tags: Government, Regional Authority, Environmental Politics, Michael Hawthorne, Diseases and Illnesses
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New Center for Disease Control Arctic Investigations lab opens
The Centers for Disease Control calls it a “national resource.” For Alaskans, the new Arctic Investigations Program laboratory will help to prevent the spread of infections that can make people seriously ill, infections like Influenza,...Tags: Alaska, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health, Diseases and Illnesses
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City Snatches Body Of Hero 9/11 NYPD Officer After Wake, Infuriating Grieving Family
PIX11.comDid retired NYPD Officer George Wong die from 9/11-related causes? That's the question the City wants to answer but it's how they're going about it that's infuriating Wong's grieving family. NYPD Officer George Wong pitched in after the World Trade...Tags: Elections, Medical Research, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Michael Bloomberg, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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