Spring Break
This was my first trip outsie the US besides a short stint at Niagra Falls. I took this trip with my Swedish friend Erik, my sister Lindsay and my parents. This city is truely amazing. I am still invigorated by the energy of it as I remember it. We
Job scarcity has grads considering alternatives
Lauren Butterwick had her future planned out.
The 22-year-old senior at Drake University had high hopes her degrees in marketing and management would win her a job in a Twin Cities agency.
But instead of moving to Minneapolis after her graduation next
College students' credit-card debt reaches record levels
DENVER -- College students live in an electronic world whose finances are handled by direct deposits, credit cards and online payments, making ''real'' money seem like a thing of the past.
The resulting debt, however, is all too real and, according to
Gustie women heading to nationals
Published May 10, 2009 12:03 am - After struggling early in the season, the Gustavus Adolphus women's tennis team has turned things around.
Gustavus turns tennis season around
Free Press Staff Writer
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Junior marchers strut their stuff - Sat, 09 May 2009 PST
The cheerleaders from Sacajawea Middle School donned clown gear to go with the theme of the 2009 Junior Lilac Parade, ?Circus on Parade,? today in downtown Spokane.
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Middle and elementary school marching bands strutted their stuff
100 meters for Mom
On the morning after her birthday in 2005, Riverton's Sheri Haymore took a moment to write a note to her husband and three daughters before traveling south to compete in the Moab Half Marathon.
"Thanks for a great birthday. I love you. I'll call you
