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• Tim Clark '87 Endeavors to "Change Families and Transform Lives"
• 2012 Commencement DVD Now at Factory, Will Ship in 2 Weeks
• Networks Have Hit "Desperation Time" as Media Universe Changes: Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Kelly Gebert Bows Out in NCAA Round of 16
• Sam Miles Drops Opening NCAA Match
• Rachel MacBeth Earns Capital One Academic All-America® Honors for Second Straight Year
• DePauw Wins North Coast Athletic Conference All-Sports Trophy  
• Faculty Excellence Recognized with Presentation of Annual Awards
• Karl Odenwald '05 Named Head Baseball Coach at Missouri HS
• NFL's Baltimore Ravens Name David Blackburn '04 an Area Scout
• Catie Baker Earns NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
• Ryan Miller '97 Joins Availity as Sr. VP
• Bob Wells '66 Receives Harrington-Howes Community Spirit Award
• DePauw Students Study Harder Than Most, Notes Washington Post Story on Academic Challenge
• CoSIDA to Honor DePauw Sports Information Director Bill Wagner
• The Writing Program
• TV Anchor/Reporter Nicole Pence '06 Moving to Indy NBC Affiliate
• Mackey Places Second in Pole Vault at North Central with Second-Best Vault in School History
• Author & Journalist James B. Stewart '73 Urges DePauw's Class of 2012 to Seize "Defining Moments"
• "We Are Ready," Nic Flores '12 Tells Classmates at DePauw's 173rd Commencement
• Honorary Doctorates Presented to Four Distinguished Individuals
• Indiana Humanities & CEO Keira Amstutz '91 Launch 'Spirit of Competition'
• Forecast is Rain-Free as Commencement Approaches; Webcast and DVD Information
• Tigers Finish Season at 34-14 Following NCAA Loss to Illinois Wesleyan
• Olin's Hidden Treasure
• Comedy is King in Fall TV Lineups, Notes Article Quoting Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Lauren Hannan '12 Named Girl's Soccer Coach at Indiana HS
• Josh Yoder '11 Named Woodrow Wilson Indiana Teaching Fellow
• Libel "A Very High Bar to Prove," Prof. Bob Steele '69 Tells Newspaper
• Prof. David Newman to Explore 'Identities and Inequalities' at NCORE 2012
• Judge Michael Peyton '65 Receives Distinguished Hoosier Award
• Tigers Drop 10-2 Decision to Webster in NCAA Regional; Tigers Face Illinois Wesleyan Friday
• DePauw Advances in NCAA Baseball Regional with Win over Emory
• Donna Burroughs '76 Named Superintendent of Indiana School Corporation
• Tim Ubben '58 to Receive Top CASE Award for Alumni Volunteer Involvement
• Sunday's Commencement Will be Webcast; Forecast is for Sun & Heat
• DePauw-Bound Hoops Player to Participate in Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic
• Prof. John Dittmer to Keynote Civil Rights Conference
• DePauw Earns At-Large Spot in NCAA Division III Baseball Championship
• Prof. Istvan Csicsery-Ronay Jr. to Examine 'Trends in Science Fiction Criticism'
• J. Nichols '89 to be Honored for Environmental Efforts
• Tigers Compete at University of Louisville
• DePauw Competes at University of Louisville
• #6 Carnegie Mellon Advances to NCAA Quarterfinal with Win over #8 DePauw
• TV Station Features Standout Scholar-Athlete Catie Baker '12
• #8 DePauw Advances to NCAA Third Round with 5-1 Win over Wheaton  
• Campus and Community Celebrate Successful Effort to 'Digitize Greencastle'
• Prof. Samuel Autman Contributes Essay to The Chalk Circle
• Carnegie Mellon Advances to NCAA Third Round with Win over Coes
• DePauw Finishes Second at NCAA Women's Golf Championships  
• Broadcast TV "Not That Essential" to Young People, Says Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Michael Risdon Appointed Lee G. Hall Visiting Professor
• Anchor Bret Baier '92 Extends Contract with Fox News Channel  
• Monon Bell Classic Listed Among 'Indiana's Top 100'
• Wheaton Blanks Webster in Opening Round of NCAA Division III Championship
• Coe Advances to NCAA Second Round with 5-4 Win over Hope
• DePauw Trails Methodist by Two Strokes with 18 Holes Left at NCAA Championships
• Paul Johnson '04 Will Conduct Research in Spain with Fulbright Award
• DePauw in Second Place by One Stroke at Halfway Point of NCAA Championships
• Prof. Joe Heithaus Remembers Author Maurice Sendak
• Six Tigers Earn Spots on All-NCAC Men's Tennis Team  
• Prof. Cas Mudde Writes of 'The Relationship Between Immigration and Nativism in Europe and North America'
• Tigers Place Five on All-NCAC Women's Tennis Teams; MacPhail Named Top  Newcomer
• DePauw Places Six on All-NCAC Softball Teams
• Tigers Represented with Eight on All-NCAC Baseball Team; Martin Named NCAC Coach of the Year
• DePauw Tied for Third after First Round on NCAA Championships
• Junior Wins Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship
• Joseph Shadday '09 Sings on Indianapolis NBC Affiliate
• Mark Emkes '75 is Commencement Speaker at Concordia University
• DePauw Headed to 11th Straight NCAA Championships
• CBS' Sunday Morning Features "DePauw's Own Private Peace Corps"
• DePauw Selected as Host of Opening Three Rounds of NCAA Division III Championships
• Kelly Conway '99 Named Chrysler Museum's Carolyn and Richard Barry Curator of Glass
• 'Wikipedia of Memories' Created by Two 2004 Grads is Spotlighted
• Kosinski's Seventh-Inning Homer Gives DePauw Win and Forces "If Necessary" Game  
• Eighth-Inning Homer Sends DePauw to Defeat in NCAC Title Tilt
• Late Wooster Rally Sends #23 DePauw to Defeat in NCAC Championship Game
• DePauw Women Place Third at NCAC Track and Field Championships
• DePauw Men Place Seventh at NCAC Track and Field Championships
• Efforts of Steve Kaniewski '72 Bring Public Art to Illinois Community
• DePauw Softball Eliminates Top-Seed Allegheny to Advance to Championship Sunday
• DePauw Eliminates Ohio Wesleyan with 3-1 Victory in NCAC Tourney
• Tigers Hand Wooster First Loss of Tournament; Force Final Championship Game
• Ross Tosses Complete Game Win as #23 DePauw Stays Alive in NCAC Tourney  
• DePauw Women in Second after First Day of NCAC Track and Field Championships
• DePauw Men in Third after First Day of NCAC Track &  Field Championships
• DePauw's NCAC Elimination Game Suspended Due to Weather
• Tigers Drop 4-2 NCAC Winner's Bracket Game to Denison; Kosinski Breaks DePauw Career Hits Record
• Antonya Nelson
• Latest Howey/DePauw Poll Shows Veteran Sen. Richard Lugar Trailing
• Hallett's Sixth-Inning Homer Propels DePauw to NCAC Tourney Win; Kosinski Ties Career Hit Record
• Tenor Joseph Shadday '09 to be Featured at Saturday Concert
• Mary Meeker '81 on Forbes' 'Midas List'
• Prof. Kerry Lee Jennings to Perform at Indianapolis Benefit Concert
• Celebration of DePauw Athletics Includes Induction of Five Alumni into Athletic Hall of Fame
• Pair of Eighth-Inning Homers Send DePauw to NCAC Tourney Defeat  
• Local Schoolkids Perform Shakespeare at DePauw on May 12
• Steve Langerud Provides Job Relocation Tips
• Jennifer Smith '08 Appearing in The Confession
• GCBs Part of Successful Business Formula for Jill Skogheim '00
• Astronaut Joe Allen '59 is Next Distinguished Alumni Lecturer
• Twenty-Seven from DePauw, Including 23 Student Journalists, Honored by SPJ
• Musical Tribute to Prof. Cassel Grubb on Sunday
• Nic Flores is 2012 Walker Cup Recipient
• Leibovitz Wins NCAC Decathlon  
• Harmon and Owens Finish Third and Fourth in NCAC Heptathlon
• Line Between Public TV and Commercial Stations is Blurring: Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Prof. Jonathan Nichols-Pethick Authors TV Cops
• DePauw Men Finish Fourth at NCAC Championships
• Third-ranked Tigers Win NCAC Title; Smith is Medalist
• Outreach of Boston TV Anchor Heather Unruh '89 is Noted
• DePauw Men Finish Third at NCAC Championship
• #12 Tigers Advance to NCAC Championship Match
• #3 Women's Golfers Take a 12-Stroke Lead into Sunday's Final Round
• DePauw Men in Fifth Heading into Final NCAC Golf Round
• DePauw Men Compete at Bellarmine
• DePauw Women Compete at Bellarmine
• DePauw Defeats Oberlin for NCAC Title
• DePauw Men Advance to NCAC Semifinal with Win over Kenyon
• Softball Doubleheader Canceled
• #14 DePauw Drops Doubleheader to Wabash
• DePauw Sweeps Kenyon; Clinches Spot in NCAC Tournament
• 2012 Commencement Weekend
• Steve Langerud's Career Advice Appears in Magazine
• Daily Beast Profiles Vernon Jordan '57
• Clean Water Commitment
• General Motors Nominates Tim Solso '69 to Serve on Board
• #14 DePauw Drops One-Run Game to Bears
• Work by "Bing" Davis '59 Considered for New Memorial Art Garden in Lexington
• Tigers Pick up 30th Win with Extra-Inning Triumph over Engineers
• Indy Star Spotlights "Social Collaboration" Site Created by Two 2004 Grads  
• DePauw's 'Career Coach' Offers Resume Tips to Fast Company
• Senior Leads Fundraising Effort for Children's Hospital
• Indiana's Poet Laureate, Karen Kovacik, Coming for Thursday Talk
• DePauw Sweeps Doubleheader at Oberlin; Kosinski Breaks Career RBI Record
• Tigers in Tie for Second Halfway Through NCAC Championships
• Third-ranked Tigers Lead NCAC Championships at Midway Point; Gaughan Leads the Individual Field
• Micah Ling '03 to Present Indianapolis-Area Reading Wednesday Evening
• #11 DePauw Sweeps Case Western to Earn Series Split
• #12 DePauw Finishes Unbeaten in NCAC Play with Win over #26 Denison
• Relay For Life Raises $129K for Cancer Fight
• #30 DePauw Men Wrap up NCAC Play with Win over Denison
• DePauw Drops NCAC Doubleheader at Allegheny
• #12 DePauw Women Top #11 Washington
• #30 Tigers Fall to #17 Bears
• DePauw Men in Fifth after First Day of NCAC Championships
• Third-ranked DePauw Leads NCAC Championships
• DePauw Places Second at Rose-Hulman Invitational
• Tigers Finish Seventh at Rose-Hulman Invitational
• #11 DePauw Drops Twinbill to Case Western Reserve  
• Prof. Brent Johnson '95 Awarded Berglund Center for Internet Studies Faculty Fellowship
• Prof. Cas Mudde Writes of 'The Remarkable Non-Impact of the Norwegian Terrorist Attack'
• Gift by Vera May Kierstead-Farber '36 Renovates Thompson Recital Hall
• #30 DePauw Drop 7-2 Decision at Vincennes
• 2012 Relay For Life Begins at Noon Saturday
• Barbara Kingsolver '77 to Keynote Kentucky's Books-in-Progress Conference
• Enjoy Jazz Ensemble Concert Monday Night
• Ken Owen '82 Among Presenters at Next Week's O'Bannon Institute for Community Service
• The DePauw Collects 27 ICPA Awards, Including 'Newspaper of the Year'
• DePauw University Band Performs Sunday at 3 p.m.
• #12 DePauw Sweeps NCAC Doubleheader with Wittenberg
• Ian Rolland '55 Receives 2012 Sachem Award, Indiana's Highest Honor
• Medievalist Steven F. Kruger Presents April 24 Talk
• Prof. Karl Hostetler '61 Honored by by the International Society of Antiviral Research
• WGRE Student Broadcasters Win Six Awards, Including Three First Place Prizes
• Two Juniors Win National Science Award
• Popular Online Video Caine's Arcade Doesn't Wow Prof. Mark Tatge
• Percussion Ensemble Presents 'Triple Play' Thursday Night
• Amy Youngblood Schuermann '90 is Featured Designer at Upcoming Ohio Event
• Prof. Alex Kondonassis '52 Authors Global Economic Development: The Evolution of Theory and Practice
• Prof. David Callies '65 Publishes Tax Increment Financing
• #14 Tigers Clinch NCAC Divisional Title: Starr Homers in Each Game
• Newspaper Profiles Prof. Greg Schwipps '95 and His Award-Winning Book
• #12 DePauw Splits NCAC Twinbill at Denison
• Tigers Finish Third at Rose-Hulman
• Third-ranked Women Win Illinois Wesleyan Tournament; Beaty is Medalist
• #30 DePauw Men Drop 7-0 Decision at Division I Indiana
• New Bookstore, With Starbucks and Community Meeting Space, Planned for Courthouse Square
• Tigers in Second after First Round of Rose-Hulman Invitational; Bekkering Shares Top Spot
• Third-ranked Tigers Lead Illinois Wesleyan Spring Fling
• Baseball Success and Coach Bretscher's Retirement Noted in Indy Star
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Discusses "Aging" of TV's American Idol
• Baseball Doubleheader with Wabash Postponed
• #30 DePauw Improves to 14-4 with Shutout over Alma
• #12 DePauw Softball Splits NCAC Doubleheader at Wooster
• Indiana Division III Track and Field Meet Canceled  
• #30 Tigers Sweep Friday Competition to Improve to 13-4  
• DePauw Tennis Teams Offer Lessons to Raise Funds and Awareness for Team Riggle Foundation
• Two DePauw Students Awarded Albert Lund '48 Scholarships for 2012-13
• Perry Thapa of Nepal is 2012 Battey National Educator of the Year
• Jane Bankhurst '02 Among Atlantic City's 'Top 40 Under 40'
• Mary Bretscher Announces Retirement from Coaching
• Comprehensive Master Plan Being Developed for Athletics Facilities & Fields
• #10 DePauw Wraps up Play at Midwest Invitational
• Linda Underwood '74 Named 'Superintendent of the Year'  
• Article on Leaving a Job Quotes DePauw's Steve Langerud
• #3 DePauw Finishes Second at St. Francis
• DePauw Men Improve to 11-4 and Stay Unbeaten in NCAC with Win over Wabash
• DePauw Finishes Seventh at Camp Lejeune Scarlet
• #10 Tigers Win Opening Two Matches at Midwest Invitational
• Winners of Concerto Competition Perform Sunday at 3 p.m.
• Brandon Chapman '02 Authors Journal Article
• DePauw Theatre Presents The Heidi Chronicles, April 12 - 15
• #10 DePauw Drops Twinbill to 24th-ranked Illinois Wesleyan
• #11 DePauw Splits Baseball Doubleheader at Ohio Wesleyan
• St. Joseph's Women Win DePauw Invitational; Tigers Place Second
• Little Giants Win DePauw Invitational; Tigers Finish Sixth
• DePauw Men Tie for Ninth at Illinois Wesleyan
• #11 DePauw Splits NCAC Baseball Twinbill
• Former VP Dan Quayle '69 to Give Commencement Address at Syracuse U College of Law
• Film by Peter Ohs '05 to Premiere at Full Frame Festival This Week  
• Tenth-ranked Tigers Sweep Manchester
• Making a Case for DePauw
• DePauw Finishes Third at Big Four Classic
• Judith Edstrom '70 and Mary Leonard '70 Continue 175th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni Lecture Series Wednesday
• Tigers in Sixth at Illinois Wesleyan
• #3 DePauw Women Finish Second at Big Four Classic
• Court of Appeals Holds Oral Arguments Here April 17
• Prof. Carla Edwards to Perform in Upstate New York
• Breakdown of "Old Media Silos" Creates "Confusion in Marketplace," According to Prof. Mark Tatge  
• First Howey/DePauw Poll Shows Sen. Lugar with Slim Lead; Obama Trailing in Indiana
• Junior Tyler Perfitt is Second Goldwater Scholarship Winner
• #10 Tigers Split Twinbill with Battling Bishops
• Lakota Sioux Dance Theatre Coming for April 18 Performance
• Network Morning Shows Take "Sharp Turn in a Shrill Direction," Says Prof. Mark Tatge
• Women in Computer Science Earn Awards at Conference
• Tusha Mittal '06 Honored for Her Reporting
• DePauw Joins National Foundation for Cancer Research for “Beat Cancer with a Bat” Fundraiser
• Prof. Joe Heithaus to Read From Poison Sonnets April 11
• Prof. Kevin Howley Contributes to Popularizing Research
• Mike Howland '02 Picks Up 2 'Coach of the Year' Awards
• #18 Tigers Sweep Denison; Extend Win Streak to 11
• Vernon Jordan '57 to Speak at National Portrait Gallery Next Week
• Senior Honored by American College Personnel Association
• Fulbright Award Recipient Case Nafziger '12 Will Teach in South Korea
• Humanimalia
• Sophomore Learning Valuable Lessons About Coaching Basketball
• Senior Catie Baker Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• NBC's 'Co-Host' Role for Sarah Palin Not Appropriate: Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• #10 Tigers Slip to 10-4 after 9-0 Loss at Second-ranked Emory  
• DePauw Drops to 10-4 after Loss and Unbeaten and Second-ranked Emory
• Occupy Wall Street is "Morphing," Says Prof. Mark Tatge
• #6 DePauw Splits NCAC Doubleheader with Hiram
• #18 Tigers Improve to 21-3 with Ninth Straight Win; McPike Breaks DePauw RBI Mark
• Scott Rasmussen '86 to Keynote Las Vegas Event
• #11 DePauw Tops #30 Wisconsin-Whitewater in Final Hilton Head Match
• #30 Tigers Defeat Wisconsin-Whitewater in Final Hilton Head Match
• Junior, Interning in Rome, Contributes Article to Her Hometown Newspaper
• Early Runs Propel #18 Tigers to Seventh Straight Win
• #30 DePauw Sweeps Monday Matches on Hilton Head Island  
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Discusses Journalism Ethics with Maine TV Station
• DePauw Splits Final Games in Florida
• #18 Tigers Off to Best Start in School History Following Win at Oglethorpe
• #7 DePauw Splits Games with Williams
• #18 Tigers Improve to 17-3 with Win at LaGrange
• Indiana Bankers Association Promotes Rod Lasley '92
• Freshman's Scholarship Noted in Chemical & Engineering News
• DePauw Wins National Undergraduate Bioethics Competition
• DePauw Men Open Spring  Break Trip with Win over Erskine
• Third-ranked DePauw Finishes Fourth at Northern Kentucky Invitational
• #7 DePauw Sweeps Sunday Games
• Indy Star Notes Last Week's DePauw Performance by Indianapolis Symphony
• Prof. Greg Schwipps '95 to Speak at Franklin College
• DePauw Sweeps Wittenberg; Improves to 16-3
• 11th-ranked Tigers Drop Opening Match on Hilton Head Island
• DePauw Women Open Outdoor Season at Rose-Hulman; Bring Home Nine Firsts
• DePauw Opens Outdoor Season at Rose-Hulman; Mackey Wins Pole Vault
• 400 Free Relay Earns Honorable Mention All-America; Tigers Finish 19th
• Baker Wraps up Career with Another All-America Honor
• Seventh-ranked Tigers Win First Two Games in Florida  
• Now is Not the Time to Lift Supreme Court Blackout, Argues Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• DePauw Baseball Opens NCAC Play with Sweep of Wittenberg
• Third-ranked Tigers in Fifth Place after First Round
• Prof. Steve Timm Has Ties to Hunger Games Author
• 800 Free Relay Earns Honorable Mention All-America
• Catie Baker Earns All-America Honors in 100 Breast for Third Straight Year  
• 400 Medley Relay Finishes 12th at NCAA Championships; Casey Hooker 15th
• 'Career Coach' to Present at Social Media Summit in Pennsylvania
• Seventh-ranked Tigers Sweep Anderson; Improve to 8-0
• Catie Baker Opens NCAA Competition
• DePauw's 200 Medley Relay Earns All-America Honorable Mention
• Share DePauw Memories Via New Site Founded by Two 2004 Grads
• "Everybody Has a Megaphone" in Today's Media Environment: Prof. Mark Tatge
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Discusses Struggles of Oprah's OWN
• Gretchen Cryer '57 Directing NYC Production of Open Hearts
• DePauw Debate Team Wins National Championship
• Jennifer Monty Rieker '00 Named Partner at Weltman, Weinberg & Reis
• Linda Heuring '76 Wins Fish Short Story Prize
• Indiana Likely to be GOP Battleground, Political Analyst Predicts
• Ohio Northern Wins Back-and-Forth Series Finale
• Sixth-ranked DePauw Remains Unbeaten with Sweep
• #11 DePauw Blanks Rose-Hulman to Improve to 9-2
• #30 DePauw Splits Saturday Matches; Opens NCAC Play with Win over Wittenberg
• #11 DePauw Stays Unbeaten in NCAC Play
• #6 Tigers Sweeps Webster to Improve to 4-0
• DePauw Sweeps Ohio Northern; Improves to 12-2
• Third-ranked DePauw Defeats Franklin
• Laura Sherman '93 Profiled in Tampa Bay Business Journal
• DePauw Musicians Contribute to Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Concert: Indy Star
• Bill Caskey '78 and Steve Langerud Quoted in Article on Social Media and Older Professionals
• An Extraordinary Opportunity for Enrolling DePauw Students
• Nine DePauw Student-Athletes Headed to NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
• Scott Storrer '89 Promoted to President & CEO of Genomind
• Article on "Eye-Catching" Product Artwork Cites Jim Zimmer '98
• Catie Baker Headed to Fourth NCAA Championships
• Junior Places Second at 2012 Young Artists Competition
• Brad Stevens '99 Breaks NCAA Coaching Record
• Former Prof. Sally Gray Dies at 78
• Mandy Henk Among Library Journal's 'Movers & Shakers'
• Columnist Writes of DePauw Event That Previewed "Historic Election"
• 'Career Coach' Offers Tips on Post-Interview Thank You Notes
• ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen '54 to Headline Wharton Sports Innovation Conference
• Former Prof. Sally Gray Receives 'Spirit of Philanthropy' Award
• Miami Heat VP Eve Wright '96 Among SportsBusiness Journal's 'Forty Under 40'
• Here to Help
• The Problems of Congress Extend to Main Street, Opines Lee Hamilton '52
• State Department's Keri Maloney '94 Featured in Hometown Newspaper
• Tigers Improve to 10-2 with Doubleheader Sweep of Manchester
• Newspaper Recalls Inauguration of President Clyde Wildman '13 75 Years Ago
• Seventh-ranked Tigers Open with Doubleheader Sweep; Bichler Tosses No-Hitter
• DePauw Splits Baseball Twinbill at Manchester  
• Frank Portolese '75 Profiled in Just Jazz Guitar
• American String Quartet Here March 14 & 15
• #28 DePauw Defeats Ferris State
• Kelly Elmore '01 Joins Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit
• Prof. Thomas Hall at Speak at Ashland University Symposium
• Weekend Schedule Changes for Softball
• Meghan Wolfgram '11 Creates Lure Coursing Organization
• Jazz Ensemble Pays Tribute to Duke Ellington at Wednesday Concert
• Field Hockey Team and Student-Athletes Earn Academic Honors
• Student Volunteers Make Special Olympics Women's State Basketball Tournament Possible
• #16 Tigers Improve to 7-2
• DePauw Band Presents Sunday Afternoon Concert
• DePauw Reaches Semifinals of National 'Ethics Bowl'
• Acclaimed Fiction Writer Danielle Evans Here March 14
• Soccer Coach Nick Noel '07 Moving to Indiana HS
• Fox Anchor Bret Baier '92 Featured in Charlotte Observer
• DePauw Rallies from 5-run Deficit; Improves to 7-1
• Prof. Dave Berque Discusses 'Digital Citizenship' with Campus Technology
• Senior J.C. Pankratz is National Finalist in Playwriting Contest
• Ed Garnes '99 Among Presenters at Georgia Tech Black Leadership Conference
• DePauw Finishes Third at ITA Indoor Championships
• DePauw Sweeps Doubleheader with Transylvania
• Krzysztof Urbanski Conducts Holst's The Planets and Barber's Adagio for Strings at DePauw, March 18
• Brad Brownell '91 Preps Clemson for Regular Season Finale
• Cold Shooting Performance Results in Season-Ending Loss to Carthage
• Tigers Split Doubleheader with Anderson
• DePauw Finishes Fourth in First NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Tigers Finish Fourth at NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Prof. Mark Tatge Discusses Cable News "Rethink"
• NY Times Spotlights Entrepreneurial Success of Angie Hicks '95
• Brad Stevens '99 Ties 61-Year-Old NCAA Coaching Record
• Americans "Disempowering Themselves" at Critical Time, Opines Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• DePauw Advances to NCAA Second Round; Faces Carthage on Saturday
• Carthage Tops Whitewater and Advances to NCAA Second Round
• #4 DePauw Women Open NCAA Play Tonight; Tigers Host Westminster
• Chris McLoughlin '89 Named Publisher of Men's Journal
• Kirsten Crawford '93 Appointed City Attorney in Colorado
• Southeast Asia Trekkers Discover Different Things
• NSF Grant Will Support Research of Prof. Tim Cope and His Students in China
• Jason Asbury '95 to be Featured in NJ 'Festival of Organists'
• Social Entrepreneur Kyle Smitley ’07 Here for 175th Anniversary Lecture, March 7
• 'Leap Year Baby' Prof. John Schlotterbeck Noted in Newspaper Story
• Plans for 2012 Howey/DePauw Indiana Battleground Poll to be Outlined March 6
• Article Offering 'Money Etiquette' Advice Calls Upon Prof. Bob Steele '69
• #16 Tigers Win Both Sunday Matches
• 16th-ranked Men's Tennis Splits Sunday Matches
• Leibovitz Nearly Wins NCAC Heptathlon
• Pair of Tigers Compete in NCAC Indoor Pentathlon
• Fourth-ranked DePauw Hosts NCAA First and Second Round Games; Tigers Take on Westminster (Mo.) in Friday's Opening Round
• Economic Perceptions, Not Numbers, Key in Presidential Contest: Scott Rasmussen '86
• DePauw Sweeps Baseball Doubleheader and Weekend Series
• Prof. Rebecca Bordt Honored by North Central Sociological Association
• #4 DePauw Wraps up NCAA Berth with NCAC Tourney Title
• 16th-ranked Tigers Blank Luther; Improve to 2-1
• 16th-ranked Men Top Luther, 6-3
• DePauw Men Finish Fifth at Fred Wilt Invitational
• Tiger Women Win Fred Wilt Invitational  
• #4 DePauw Women Host Denison Tonight in NCAC Tournament Title Clash
• DePauw Opera Presents Albert Herring, March 1 - 4
• Tiger Baseball Team Opens with Win over Bears
• #4 DePauw Heads to NCAC Championship Game after Win over Wittenberg  
• Kathleen Jagger '75 Named Interim VP and Dean at Transylvania University
• Denison Advances to Seventh NCAC Title Game in Eight Years
• #4 DePauw Hosts NCAC Women's Basketball Semifinals and Championship Games
• Karega Rausch '99 Among 'Black History Makers of Today' Honorees
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Among Presenters at Syracuse U Symposium on Media & Sports Scandals
• "Giving Back to a Community" Key to Danny Capes '12  
• Saks Internship Never Goes Out of Style
• Al Jazeera's Nisreen El-Shamayleh '04 Discusses Dangers of Reporting from the Middle East
• James Reynolds '81 Appointed President of Wilmington College
• Another Late DePauw Rally Falls Short as Tigers' Season Comes to an End at #19 Wooster
• Second-Half Surge Sends Fourth-ranked Tigers to NCAC Quarterfinal Win
• Thursday Poetry Reading by Prof. Joe Heithaus Previewed in Newspaper
• DePauw Men Make Return Trip to Wooster for NCAC Quarterfinal Hoops Game
• Cummins Names Mark Sifferlen '87 VP of Ethics and Compliance
• #4 DePauw Women Host Oberlin Tonight in NCAC Quarterfinal Game
• Prof. Lenny Foy Performs Twice at UW-River Falls This Weekend
• Vernon Jordan '57 Returns to the "Second Home of My Youth" to Mark DePauw's 175th Anniversary
• Drawing Funny
• #4 DePauw Hosts Oberlin in NCAC Women's Basketball Tournament Quarterfinal Game
• Gavin DeGraw and David Nail Perform Here March 17
• James B. Stewart '73 to Present 2012 Commencement Address, Receive Kilgore Medal  
• #16 DePauw Women Open NCAC Play with Shutout at Ohio Wesleyan
• Musical Outreach of Linden Christ '05 Featured in Newspaper Story
• Karega Rausch '99 One of Indy's '10 to Watch'
• DePauw Finishes Fourth at NCAC Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
• #10 DePauw Finishes Third at NCAC Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
• #16 Tigers Split Saturday Matches
• Story by Linda Heuring '76 in Southern Women's Review
• #4 DePauw Women Finish NCAC Regular Season at 16-0 with Win at Wooster  
• DePauw Men Lose Tight Battle at #22 Wooster
• Tigers Finish Sixth at Indoor Classic; Wabash Claims Team Title  
• DePauw Places Fourth at Indoor Classic; Bellarmine Wins Team Title
• #16 Tigers Open Spring Season with Loss to #4 Maroons
• DePauw Women in Fifth at NCAC Swimming and Diving Championships with One Day Remaining
• #10 DePauw in Third-Place with One Day Left at NCAC Championships
• State Senate Resolution Celebrates DePauw's 175th Anniversary
• Island Hopping
• See and Hear Sunday's Address by Vernon Jordan '57 Via Webcast
• DePauw in Fourth after First Full Day of NCAC Swimming and Diving Championships
• #10 DePauw in Third after First Full Day of NCAC Swimming and Diving Championships
• Gretchen Cryer '57 Directs Off-Broadway Production of Relative Pitch
• New York Times Cites DePauw in Story on Posse's Success
• Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee Outlines Rewards and Struggles of Promoting Peace in Ubben Lecture
• Fourth-ranked DePauw Collects 21st Straight Win
• DePauw Nearly Erases Late Nine-Point Deficit but Loses to #21 Wittenberg
• Dean Kerry Pannell Named a GLCA Teagle Pedagogy Fellow
• Presidential Candidates' Debates Offer Little for Voters, Opines Lee Hamilton '52
• Prof. Joseph Heithaus Publishes Poison Sonnets
• Wednesday's Ubben Lecture by Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee Will be Webcast
• Supplement to This Week's TIME Cites Steve Langerud
• Derek Empie '95 & Sarah Moore '01 Among Indy's 'Forty Under 40'
• Composer Joseph Schwantner, Here This Week, Among 2012 Grammy Winners
• Community Service Efforts of Students Noted in Newspaper
• Fourth-ranked Tigers Pick up 20th Straight Win
• DePauw Men Drop One-Point Decision at Oberlin
• DePauw Women Finish Fourth at Indoor Invitational; Bethel (Ind.) Wins
• DePauw Men Finish Fourth at Indoor Invitational; Wabash Takes Top Spot
• 2004 Grads Jason Becker & Brandon Sokol Co-Found Remember.com
• Putnam County Relay For Life Receives National Award, Sets 2012 Goal
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Composer Joseph Schwantner Here for 'Music of the 21st Century', February 16 -19
• Bill Tobin Appointed to Greencastle School Board
• Simpson Chapel, Named for University's First President, to be Rededicated in DC Next Week
• Tigers Fall Victim to Denison's Hot Shooting and Rebounding
• Senior is National Semifinalist at Theatre Festival
• Elizabeth Thompson '05 Joins Arnstein & Lehr LLP
• Student-Created Museum Exhibit Celebrates 175 Years of DePauw History
• Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee, Here Next Week, Launches Peace Foundation
• Newspaper Notes Junior's Internship in Berlin
• Vernon Jordan '57 Presents First 175th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni Lecture on February 19  
• Junior, Studying in Middle East, Featured in Hometown Newspaper
• Andrew Bever '08 Impacting Young Scholars Through Teaching Fellowship
• Courtney Kurland '87 is Midwest Sales Director at 33Across
• John Lawrence '95 Joins Slingshot SEO as VP of Applications Development
• Casey Hooker Earns NCAC Weekly Honors
• Nicole Rossillo Named NCAC Swimming & Diving Athlete of the Week
• Ali Ross Named NCAC Player of the Week
• Prof. Bert Barreto Discusses NFL's Business Model with BBC
• Michael Pagano '92 is Candidate for Indiana Supreme Court Seat
• Glenn Davis '79 Elected Vice Chair of LCA's Academy of Antitrust Law
• DePauw Volunteers Making Indy-Hosted Super Bowl One to Remember
• DePauw Win NCAC Championship; Secures Top Seed for Conference Tournament
• DePauw Moves Back Into Fourth-Place NCAC Tie Following Win over Kenyon
• Bellarmine Wins Tiger Small College Indoor Invitational; DePauw Finishes Second
• DePauw Rolls to 18th Straight Win; Tigers Clinch Opening Round Home Game in NCAC Tourney
• DePauw Women Top Rose-Hulman; Finish Dual Meet Portion of Schedule at 3-3
• #10 DePauw Finishes 7-0 for Second Straight Season; Extends Dual Streak to 16
• Rose-Hulman Men Wins Tiger Small College Indoor Invitational; DePauw Finishes Fifth
• Comics that Teach by Prof. Jay Hosler '89 are Praised
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner James B. Stewart '73 Discusses Tangled Webs in Indiana Speech
• Carl Haas Named Men's Lacrosse Coach  
• Students Contribute to Recently Published Heart Regeneration Study
• Dave Lawrence '90 Leads Public Art Initiative for Super Bowl XLVI
• Guest Composer Joseph Schwantner and ISO Among Spring School of Music Offerings
• Tigers Unable to Hold Second-Half Lead in NCAC Loss to Little Giants
• Facebook Has Challenges as it Goes Public: Prof. Mark Tatge
• You Can Make a Difference and Still Make a Living, Says Steve Langerud
• Performing Arts Series Presents Piano-Organ Concert Tuesday
• Social Entrepreneurship of Three Young Alums Spotlighted in Newspaper
• Barbara Banker '63 to Receive School District's 'Award of Excellence'
• Fifth-ranked Tigers Pull Away in Second Half for 17th Straight Win  
• Prof. Mona Bhan Speaks at IU-Bloomington February 9
• Sean Surrisi '99 Appointed City Attorney
• Super Bowl Party Fills Supper Bowls
• Bud Walters '63 on Cover of Radio Ink
• School of Music Offers New Sunday Radio Program, Music for Life
• Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Visits DePauw This Week
• Ramsey Lewis Presents Old Gold Concert Tonight
• Four Tops Concert Caps Off Monon Bell Weekend
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Questions Relevance of Super Bowl's Halftime Show
• #13 DePauw Tops #9 Chicago  
• Senior's Basketball Milestone Noted in Indy Star
• Sixth-ranked DePauw Makes it 16 Straight with Win at Ohio Wesleyan
• Tigers Can't Overcome Cold Start in Loss at Ohio Wesleyan
• DePauw Women Fall to #9 Chicago
• Talent More Important Than Major, 'Career Coach' Says
• Sweet and Savory Science
• Immigration Law Attorney Julie Ferguson '89 Aligns with Carlton Fields
• Katie Wahl '98 Joins Dysinger & Associates LLP
• Community Service of Roger Mattes '80 Noted in Newspaper
• Lorraine Martin '84 Takes New VP Post at Lockheed Martin
• Bill Carroll '73 Elected Board Chair of American Chemical Society
• Tigers Second-Half Rally Falls Short at Wittenberg; Haseley Tops 1,000-Point Plateau  
• 'Liberal Arts Education Lends an Edge in Down Economy': USA Today
• Making a Splash
• Steve Sear '87 One of Business Travel Industry's '25 Most Influential Executives'
• Steve Sear '87 Promoted to Sr. VP at Delta Airlines
• #6 Tigers Shoot 60 Percent on Way to 15th Straight Win  
• 'College Goal Sunday' Set for February 12
• "The Face of Fox News," Bret Baier '92, Profiled in Newspaper
• Prof. Kevin Howley Writes of 'Teaching 9/11 Culture' in Journal
• Mandy Henk Addresses American Library Association Meeting
• Michael Hays '99 Joins Tuesley Hall Konopa LLP
• Eve Wright '96 Elected to USA Track & Field Board
• Molly Chavers '98 Writes of Her "Amazing" City
• Indianapolis Star Talks with Dramaturg Richard Roberts '81
• Sixth-ranked Tigers Win 14th Straight; Extend Home Conference Streak to 67
• Dean Mark McCoy Discusses J.S. Bach with Investor's Business Daily
• Baker's Three Wins Leads Tigers to Victory
• #13 DePauw Remains Perfect in Dual Meets with Win over Illinois Wesleyan
• Tigers Extend Win Streak to Four with Win over Oberlin
• Maggie Doherty '04 Named Patron Services Manager for Glacier Symphony and Chorale
• Student-Led 'DePauw Donors' Raising Awareness of Organ Donation
• Tigers Extend Win Streak to Three with NCAC Victory at Denison  
• #6 Tigers Win 13th Straight; Improve to 14-1
• Robert Burleigh '57 Authors The Adventures of Mark Twain by Huckleberry Finn
• Prof. Mark Tatge on Ramifications of SOPA, Wikipedia Blackout
• American Idol and its Rivals Meet "Need for Optimism" in Tough Times: Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• WGRE Outreach Benefits Local HS Students
• Dave Bagley '88 Promoted to Principal at MorrisAnderson
• Visiting Actors Bring Expertise to Theatre Production
• Article on Career Fairs Solicits Advice from Steve Langerud
• Visiting Professor & Acclaimed Author Ian Frazier Presents February 14 Reading
• Bret Baier '92 Recalls DePauw Internship as He Preps for Tonight's GOP Debate
• Five Student Musicians Selected to Perform at State Convention
• DePauw Students Become Teachers for Youth Science Club
• Enjoy Mysteries … and Smaller Pieces Friday Night
• #13 DePauw Finishes Second in a Close Washington Invitational
• Tigers Place Third at Washington Invitational
• 'Career Coach' Discusses Volunteering as a "Professional Development Strategy"
• Two Seniors Win Accolades at Kennedy Center American College Theater Regional Festival
• Room for All's Marilyn Paarlberg '71 Featured in Newspaper
• Seventh Ranked DePauw Wins 12th Straight; Remains Perfect in NCAC
• DePauw Knocks Off Second Straight Top 25 Team with Win over #16 Wooster
• Art of Nancy Bowen on Display at Peeler Center, February 6 - March 23
• Senior Megan Myrehn is Miss Indiana USA 2012
• Winter Term Group in United Arab Emirates Featured in Newspaper
• #7 Tigers Make it 11 Straight with Win at Kenyon
• Tigers Shoot Down #14 Wabash
• The Strategy of Strategy Games
• Attorney and Activist Jason Kreag '97 Speaks on 'Flaws of the Justice System' Monday
• President Casey Discusses DePauw's 175th Anniversary with Statewide Radio Network
• Steve Langerud on 'Motivating and Managing the Next Generation'
• DePauw Gathers to Celebrate "A Remarkable Act of Hope" as its 175th Anniversary Celebration Begins
• Prof. John Dittmer & Tamra Walker '98 to Join in Local MLK Celebration
• School of Music's "Free Gift to Indiana Schools" is Well Received
• Back from Iowa, Prof. Bruce Stinebrickner Weighs In on the GOP Presidential Hopefuls
• Prep School's January is Modeled After DePauw's Winter Term
• Tigers Finish with NCAC Weekend Split after Loss at Hiram
• Volunteering Gave Molly Heitzman '10 "A Competitive Advantage"
• #7 DePauw Makes it 10 Straight with Win at Hiram
• #7 DePauw Women Extend Win Streak to Nine and Stay Perfect in NCAC
• DePauw Tops Allegheny for Third Straight Win
• Touch Matters, Prof. Matt Hertenstein Tells Good Housekeeping  
• Matt Newill '08 Discusses Alum-Led Nonprofit in Radio Interview
• Trinchero & COO Bob Torkelson '82 Launch New Sonoma County Wines
• DePauw's Posse Participation Noted in Chinese Language Newspaper
• Amy Hayes '05 Makes News with Her 'Intimate Opera' Company
• Stevie Baker-Watson Named DePauw's Theodore Katula Director of Athletics
• Newspaper Profiles Dentist Theo Mioduski III '03
• Mike Weadick '81 to be Inducted Into HS Athletic Hall of Fame
• Pollster Scott Rasmussen '86 Analyzes GOP Presidential Contest
• Book by Prof. Yung-chen Chiang One of China's 10 Best for 2011
• Legendary Coach and Athletic Director Tommy Mont Dies at 89
• Prof. Emeritus Cassel Grubb, Former Leader of School of Music, Passes Away
• 175th Anniversary Celebration Begins January 10 -- You're Invited!
• Barron's Puts Tim Solso '69 in its 'CEO Spotlight'  
• Jeremy Stierwalt '98 Hopes Super Bowl Rental Will Help Charity
• DePauw Captures Tampa Bay Shootout Title; Haseley Named Tourney MVP
• DePauw Students Invited to Participate in Kennedy Center American College Theater Regional Festival
• Indiana Authors Award Winner Micah Ling '03 Aids Library
• NPR Calls on Prof. Bob Steele '69 to Discuss Doctored Photo
• Ninth-ranked DePauw Improves to 9-1; Aldrich Tops 1,000-point Plateau
• DePauw Advances to Tampa Bay Shootout Championship Game with 72-56 Win
• Bestseller by Barbara Kingsolver '77 is Part of USA's First 'World Book Night'
• Health Coalition & DePauw Partner for 'Walking Wednesdays'
• Jonathan Bailor '05 Authors The Smarter Science of Slim
• Newspaper Notes Freshman in Listing of 2011's Standout Student-Athletes
• Lee Hamilton '52 Hopes New Year Brings Civility
• Organization Supported by Student Volunteers Receives Grant
• Prof. Kevin Howley Takes a Look Back at 2011 in Column
• "Inflammatory T-shirt" or Free Speech?  
• Enjoy a Video Holiday Greeting from DePauw
• Sophomore Crowned at St. Louis' Veiled Prophet Ball
• Columnist's Holiday Wish is for D-III State Hoops Tournament
• Ninth-ranked Tigers Win Seventh Straight to Capture Tournament Title; Aldrich Named MVP
• Ninth-ranked Tigers Move to 7-1 with over Hanover
• Iraq "Pretty Devastated" as US Leaves: Prof. Vikash Yadav '91
• Former Faculty Member Discusses Waning Number of Physician Referrals
• Tigers Can't Hold Lead in Loss to Engineers  
• "Bing" Davis '59 Contributes Installation to Pittsburgh Art Exhibit
• Prof. Emeritus James Cooper Receives DAR's Historic Preservation Award
• Research by Kate Mittendorf '10 Published in Biochemistry
• Seth Kinnett '05 Contributes to New Information Security Management Handbook 
• Two Seniors Named All-Americans in Men's Soccer
• Where Next?
• Sarah Palin Still Politically Viable, Prof. Mark Tatge Tells Christian Science Monitor
• Pair of Tigers Earn Soccer All-America Honors
• Supercommittee's Effort "A Significant Failure of Political Leadership": Lee Hamilton '52
• Salvadoran Poet Has DePauw Connection
• Another Gift-Giving Recommendation for Latest Book by Richard Peck '56
• Performance by Keith Brant '97 Praised in Newspaper
• Ken Fellman '84 Joins Johnson Financial Group as Sr. VP
• Brown and Wagner Earn D3football.com All-America Honors
• Seth Kinnett '05 Contributes to New <i>Information Security Management Handbook </i>
• Sarah Palin Still Politically Viable, Prof. Mark Tatge Tells <i>Christian Science Monitor</i>
• Prof. Emeritus James Cooper Receives DAR's Historic Preservation Award
• Two Seniors Named All-Americans in Men's Soccer
• Research by Kate Mittendorf '10 Published in <i>Biochemistry</i>
• "Bing" Davis '59 Contributes Installation to Pittsburgh Art Exhibit
• Nobel Laureate Ferid Murad '58 & Jackson 5 Among 'Wall of Legends' Inductees
• <i>Psychology Today</i> Cites Research by Prof. Matt Hertenstein
• Clemson's Brad Brownell '91 Discusses Recruiting in Newspaper Article
• Look for Drew Powell '98 on TNT's <i>Leverage</i> Next Sunday
• #9 DePauw Women Extend Home Conference Win Streak to 65 with Victory over Battling Bishops
• DePauw Drops 67-60 Decision to Ohio Wesleyan
• #9 DePauw Women Extend Home Conference Win Streak to 65 with Victory over Battling Bishops
• DePauw Drops 67-60 Decision to Ohio Wesleyan
• "Very Sharp Knife" of Interviewer Bret Baier '92 Noted in <i>Politico</i> Feature
• Maynard Poland '57 Publishes <i>On Wings of Trust</i>
• Steve Langerud Gives Tips on Dealing with Mid-Career Burnout
• Aishwarya Subbaraman '12
• Getting the Shot
• Panhellenic Council Awarded One of Ten 'Confidence U' Grants
• Aishwarya Subbaraman '12
• Getting the Shot
• John Younger '05 Recognized as Young 'Star' of Sports Business Industry
• Relationships Between Commentators and Candidates Should be Disclosed, Prof. Bob Steele '69 Tells <i>AP</i>
• Two Newspapers Recommend <i>Secrets at Sea</i> by Richard Peck '56
• Now Shipping, Still Available: 2011 Monon Bell DVDs
• Jenny Vance '00 on List of Nation's Top Sales Lead Managers
• Pollster Scott Rasmussen '86 Comments on Change in GOP Presidential Front-Runner
• Three Student Journalists Honored in HSPA Foundation's 'Better Newspaper Contest'
• Entrepreneur Mike Langellier '04 Sells Company, Creates "Milestone" for Orr Fellowship Program
• Prof. David Callies '65 Publishes <i>Eminent Domain</i>
• #11 DePauw Opens NCAC Play with Win over Denison
• Weakley's Two Threes in Final Minute Rallie DePauw to First NCAC Win
• Cyber Shopping While at Work? Steve Langerud Has Tips for Employers
• #11 DePauw Opens NCAC Play with Win over Denison
• Weakley's Two Threes in Final Minute Rallie DePauw to First NCAC Win
• University's 175th Anniversary Celebration Begins with January 10 Charter Day Event
• Daniel Lewis Jr. '58 Honored by Indiana State Bar Association
• Bill Carroll '73 Receives Mosher Award for Chemistry
• Men's Basketball Team 4-1 After Downing Earlham
• Steve Hollar '89 Reflects on 25th Anniversary of <i>Hoosiers</i>' Release
• <i>USA Today</i> Article on Herman Cain Coverage Quotes Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Jami Kelly '78 Promoted to Regional Director of Frankenmuth Insurance
• Steve Langerud Offers Thoughts on Workplace Community Service Projects
• Whither We Will Walk
• Roland Rust '74 to Receive 2012 Distinguished Marketing Educator Award
• Whither We Will Walk
• DePauw Basketball Teams Host Doubleheader Tonight; Live Video Available
• An Annual Tradition, 'A Service of Readings and Carols,' Set for Sunday at 5 p.m.
• Mike Stehlik '86 Steps Down as Women's Soccer Coach at Gustavus Adolphus College
• DePauw Basketball Teams Host Doubleheader Tonight; Live Video Available
• Aldrich Named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
• National Survey Gives High Marks to the DePauw Experience
• Prof. David Callies '65 Co-Authors <i>A Concise Introduction to Property Law</i>
• Aldrich Named to D3hoops.com Team of the Week
• WGRE Philanthropy Benefits Putnam County Public Library Program
• Charity Founded by Three Alumni Featured in <i>USA Today</i>
• Musical 'Holiday Gala' for All Ages Set for Saturday, December 10
• MSNBC Article Cites DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• Senior's Connection to Stanford's Andrew Luck Noted in Newspaper Column
• DePauw Percussion Ensemble Performs Thursday Night
• Wabash Shoots 75 Percent in Second Half to Take Rokicki Title Win over DePauw
• #9 DePauw Wins Washington Thanksgiving Classic
• Prindle Institute to Host December 1 Seminar on Cyber Security and the Ethics of Social Networking
• Wabash Shoots 75 Percent in Second Half to Take Rokicki Title Win over DePauw
• #9 DePauw Wins Washington Thanksgiving Classic
• DePauw Players Were Among Indiana's Earliest Football Pros
• KB Home & CEO Jeff Mezger '77 Expand Solar Power Initiative
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Discusses Journalism Ethics with <i>Cleveland Plain Dealer</i>
• Latest Book by Richard Peck '56 Makes <i>NY Times</i> Year-End List
• Distrust in Government the Result of "Desperately Off-Kilter" System: Lee Hamilton '52
• 'Rising Star' Jenny Vance '00 in Newspaper's Spotlight
• J. Nichols '89 on Cover of December Issue of <i>Outside</i> Magazine
• Men's Hoops Team 2-0 After Winning Cleveland Tournament
• Two Student Musicians Receive Scholarships
• Marjorie Hopkins '79 Publishes <i>Dying to Meet Him: Wit and Wisdom from a Funeral Director's Wife</i>
• President Bill Clinton Visits DePauw
• Judy Castellini '81 Assumes Chair of Hadley School for the Blind
• Catheryne Shuman '08 to Compete in Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions
• Orchestra Presents Thanksgiving Week Concert, 'Mysteries and Celebrations', Monday
• Graduates of DePauw and Other Liberal Arts Colleges Feel Better Prepared for Life's Challenges, Study Finds
• DePauw Makes NCAC Women's Basketball "More Competitive," Says Coach
• DePauw Qualifies for National Ethics Bowl for Seventh Time in 8 Years
• DePauw Band Presents Concert Sunday at 3 p.m.
• Student Volunteers Make 'Tots Time' Possible
• DePauw Jazz Ensemble Presents Friday Concert
• 'Career Coach' Offers a Tip for Pursuing a New Career
• Shelley Hunter '88 Joins Harrison College as Associate Provost
• Jessica Beeson Tocco '06 Named Associate VP at Rasky Baerlein Strategic Communications
• <i>Indy Star</i> Column Features DePauw Librarian
• Wabash Capitalizes on DePauw Miscues in 45-7 Monon Bell Win
• Little Giants Take Advantage of Turnovers, Retain Monon Bell with 45-7 Win
• National Bell Telecast Spotlights "Legacy of DePauw's Prominence"
• DePauw Women Finish Eighth at NCAA Regional
• Tiger Men Place 11th at NCAA Regional: Droddy Qualifies for National Championship
• <i>Hedda Gabler</i>, Directed by Prof. Emeritus Larry Sutton, to be Staged November 17 -20
• Bring it On! 118th Monon Bell Classic Kicks Off at 1:07 Today
• Wabash Capitalizes on DePauw Miscues in 45-7 Monon Bell Win
• DePauw Women Finish Eighth at NCAA Regional
• Tiger Men Place 11th at NCAA Regional: Droddy Qualifies for National Championship
• Three Alums Launch New Charity, True Hero Ties, on Veterans Day
• DePauw Hosts #9 Wabash in 118th Gridiron Clash; 80th for Monon Bell Possession
• DePauw & Wabash Presidents Point to "Special Rite of Fall" in Advance of Tomorrow's Monon Bell Classic
• DePauw Hosts #9 Wabash in 118th Gridiron Clash; 80th for Monon Bell Possession
• Enjoy Percussion@Peeler and Andy Warhol's Images, November 16
• 'Monon Chili Bowl' to Raise Funds for Local Homeless Shelter
• Jeffrey Wood '87 Appointed Sr. VP at StandardAero
• Guitarist Mike Wanchic '74 Reflects on John Mellencamp's Current Tour
• Philadelphia Music Teacher Katie Schmelzer '09 Profiled in Newspaper
• 2011 Monon Bell Classic is Sold Out
• Article on Work-Related Dreams Cites DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• DePauw Librarian Noted in Nationally Syndicated Article
• Chamber Singers Reveal 'Musical Masks' at Friday Concert
• Bob Wells '66 Honored for His Volunteer Service
• <i>Washington Post</i> Praises Latest Book by Richard Peck '56
• NBC's New <i>Rock Center</i> "Will Likely Struggle," Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Tells <i>LA Times</i>
• Casey Hooker Named NCAC Swimmer of the Week
• Newspaper Updates Work to Implement Stellar Communities Grant
• Casey Hooker Named NCAC Swimmer of the Week
• Fourth Quarter Goal Line Stand Preserves DePauw Football Win
• HDNet Gears Up for Its Seventh National Telecast of the Monon Bell Classic
• DePauw's NCAC Record Win Streak Ends in 1-0 Loss at Denison
• Tigers Improve to 3-4 With 21-17 Victory Over Austin
• DePauw Men Finish Fifth in NCAC Cross Country Championships
• Tiger Women Place Third at NCAC Cross Country Championships
• DePauw Blanks Oberlin, 3-0
• DePauw Drops 3-0 Decision at Hiram
• DePauw Tops Oberlin 2-1; Hosts NCAC Semifinal Contest on Wednesday
• Fourth Quarter Goal Line Stand Preserves DePauw Football Win
• DePauw's NCAC Record Win Streak Ends in 1-0 Loss at Denison
• DePauw Men Finish Fifth in NCAC Cross Country Championships
• Tiger Women Place Third at NCAC Cross Country Championships
• DePauw Blanks Oberlin, 3-0
• DePauw Drops 3-0 Decision at Hiram
• DePauw Tops Oberlin 2-1; Hosts NCAC Semifinal Contest on Wednesday
• DePauw Travels to Austin College for Final Road Game of 2011
• <i>Working Mother</i> Includes Advice from Psychology Prof. Sharmin Tunguz
• DePauw Travels to Austin College for Final Road Game of 2011
• Prof. Kent Ono '87 Publishes <i>Critical Rhetorics of Race</i>
• The Percussion Plus Project Presents 'Lou Harrison - Truth-Seeker' on November 6
• Ron Stiver '96 Authors Op-Ed on Healthful Food Choices
• DePauw Makes First 2011 Appearance in Division III Poll
• Competition++
• DePauw Makes First 2011 Appearance in Division III Poll
• Competition++
• Topher Jones '07 Signs with Record Label, Releases Single
• Fulbright Experience of Kyle Inman '11 in <i>Chronicle of Higher Education</i> Spotlight
• Vernon Jordan '57 Receives National Public Service Award
• Local Kids Invited to Sunday's 'Art Attack'
• Brett Schetzsle '99 is City Council Candidate in Massachusetts
• DePauw-Evansville Exhibition Will Mark Debut of 10,000 Seat Ford Center
• 'ArtsFest 2011: Art & Truth' Begins Sunday
• Steve Langerud Discusses Planning for Retirement in Today's <i>New York Times</i>
• DePauw Orchestra Explores ArtsFest Theme in October 30 Concert
• DePauw Clinches Spot in NCAC Volleyball Championship with Win over Denison
• Tigers Snap Streak with 34-10 Win at Ohio Wesleyan
• Kevin James '86 Returns to Discuss His Life in Music, October 27
• Tigers Back on Winning Track After 34-10 Football Triumph at Ohio Wesleyan
• DePauw Wins 15th Straight; Posts Seventh Consecutive Shutout
• Gators Score in Game's Second Minute to Send DePauw to Defeat
• #18 DePauw Improves to 13-2 with Win at Allegheny
• DePauw Clinches Spot in NCAC Volleyball Championship with Win over Denison
• Tigers Snap Streak with 34-10 Win at Ohio Wesleyan
• DePauw Wins 15th Straight; Posts Seventh Consecutive Shutout
• Gators Score in Game's Second Minute to Send DePauw to Defeat
• #18 DePauw Improves to 13-2 with Win at Allegheny
• Tigers Drop Five-Set Match at Hanover
• With Qaddafi's Death "The Hard Work Begins," Says Former VP Dan Quayle '69
• Zakary Phillips '12
• Zakary Phillips '12
• <i>Forbes</i> Article on Internet Job Searches Quotes Tamryn Hennessy '82
• DePauw Extends Win Streak to 14 with Sixth Straight Shutout
• Tigers Drop Five-Set Match at Hanover
• Vernon Jordan '57 to Introduce President Clinton at November 18 Ubben Lecture
• DePauw Extends Win Streak to 14 with Sixth Straight Shutout
• DePauw Football Travels to Ohio Wesleyan on Saturday
• DePauw Football Travels to Ohio Wesleyan on Saturday
• Pianist Ian Hominick Here for Recital & Master Class Next Week
• Sara Bruhn '10 Credits DePauw Alumni Network for Successful Job Search
• Kimberly Martin del Campo '07 Aligns with Leadership Laredo
• DePauw Finishes Fall Portion of Season with Ninth-Place Showing in Georgia
• Thursday's Field Hockey Game Moved to Miami University
• Rev. Lisa Hamilton '80 to Dispense 'Middle Age Wisdom' in Connecticut
• DePauw Finishes Fall Portion of Season with Ninth-Place Showing in Georgia
• Thursday's Field Hockey Game Moved to Miami University
• Al Jacquet '02 Running for City Commissioner in Florida
• David Hills '83 Promoted to Sr. VP at dunnhumbyUSA
• Kathryn Olivier '05 Joins Baker & Daniels LLP
• Lee Hamilton '52 Offers Thoughts on Moderating the Influence of Lobbyists
• Fox News "Can't Be Ignored Anymore," Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Tells <i>Washington Post</i>
• NCAA Spotlight on Great College Football Rivalries Includes Monon Bell Classic
• James B. Stewart '73 is 2011 Elliott V. Bell Award Recipient
• Prof. Cas Mudde to Speak at Canada's Carleton University
• Sara Desmond '96 Promoted at Page 1 Solutions
• Late Goal Lifts DePauw to 13th Straight Win
• DePauw Splits Final Two Weekend Matches
• Pennsylvania College to Feature Art of Prof. Meredith Brickell
• Late Goal Lifts DePauw to 13th Straight Win
• DePauw Splits Final Two Weekend Matches
• DePauw Splits Two NCAC Volleyball Matches
• DePauw Collects 12th Straight Win
• Battle of Football Tigers Goes to Sewanee, 30-7
• DePauw and Wooster Battle to 2-2 Tie
• DePauw Suffers Fourth Straight Gridiron Loss
• DePauw Finishes 11th at Oberlin; Droddy Finishes Third
• Tigers Place Third at Oberlin
• #17 DePauw Rolls to 4-1 Win at Wooster
• DePauw Splits Two NCAC Volleyball Matches
• Three Alumni Among <I>IBJ</i>'s 'Who's Who in Education'
• DePauw Collects 12th Straight Win
• DePauw and Wooster Battle to 2-2 Tie
• DePauw Suffers Fourth Straight Gridiron Loss
• DePauw Finishes 11th at Oberlin; Droddy Finishes Third
• Tigers Place Third at Oberlin
• #17 DePauw Rolls to 4-1 Win at Wooster
• Kopecky and Miles Drop Tight Opening-Round Match
• Kopecky and Miles Drop Tight Opening-Round Match
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Offers First Amendment Clarification to Hank Williams Jr.
• Chiddy Bang to Headline October 28 Union Board Concert
• <i>Scientific American</i> Features Nobel Laureate Ferid Murad '58
• DePauw Travels to Sewanee on Saturday
• DePauw's 'Career Coach' Gives National Column 5 Tips for Motivating Employees
• When it Comes to News, "You Get What You Pay For": Prof. Mark Tatge
• DePauw Travels to Sewanee on Saturday
• <i>Chicago</i> Magazine Touts DePauw Nature Park
• Sophomore Golfer's Success Noted in Newspaper
• Darlene Ryan '76 Elected Secretary of the National Business Incubation Association's Board
• <i>Miami Herald</i> Publishes Resume Advice from Steve Langerud
• DePauw Hosts Monon Bell Game on November 12; Ticket Policies Announced
• DePauw Hosts Monon Bell Game on November 12; Ticket Policies Announced
• Steve Schmidt '72 Appointed COO of Summa Foundation
• Ticket Distribution Plan for 2011 Monon Bell Classic is Announced
• Kelly Writers Series Welcomes Antonya Nelson on November 2
• DePauw Ties for Second at Small College Classic; Singer is Second Individually
• DePauw Runs Win Streak to 11 with Shutout Win over Trine
• Second-ranked Tigers Finish Second at Wittenberg: Gaughan is Runner-Up
• DePauw Ties for Second at Small College Classic; Singer is Second Individually
• DePauw Runs Win Streak to 11 with Shutout Win over Trine
• Second-ranked Tigers Finish Second at Wittenberg: Gaughan is Runner-Up
• Prof. Robert Dewey Discusses Rugby in the Pacific with Australia's <i>Sydney Morning Herald</i>
• Second-ranked Tigers in Third after First Day of Wittenberg Tournament
• DePauw Blanks Rhodes for 10th Straight Win
• DePauw Finishes Second at Gibson Family Invitational
• Tigers Finish Eighth at Gibson Family Invitational
• DePauw Blanks Oberlin to Improve to 6-2 in NCAC Play
• Tigers Fall to Bishops in Final 15 Seconds
• DePauw Drops 1-0 Decision to Bishops in Battle of Nationally-ranked Squads
• DePauw in Third at Small College Classic; Centre Leads by Five Strokes; DePauw in Third
• Second-ranked Tigers in Third after First Day of Wittenberg Tournament
• DePauw Blanks Rhodes for 10th Straight Win
• DePauw Finishes Second at Gibson Family Invitational
• Tigers Finish Eighth at Gibson Family Invitational
• Former DePauw Prof. David Ott Returns for Thursday Recital
• DePauw Blanks Oberlin to Improve to 6-2 in NCAC Play
• Tigers Fall to Bishops in Final 15 Seconds
• DePauw Drops 1-0 Decision to Bishops in Battle of Nationally-ranked Squads
• DePauw in Third at Small College Classic; Centre Leads by Five Strokes; DePauw in Third
• Celebration of 175th Anniversary of DePauw's Founding Begins in January
• Mandy Henk's Assistance with 'People's Library' Noted in <i>Library Journal</i>
• Actors From the London Stage Bring <i>The Tempest</i> Here, October 11 & 13
• DePauw Falls to Second-Ranked Thunder, 2-0
• Prof. Mark Tatge Offers Thoughts on Coverage of 'Occupy Wall Street'
• DePauw Falls to Second-Ranked Thunder, 2-0
• Freshman Soccer Standout Saluted in Newspaper
• Tigers Fall to #4 Wittenberg for First NCAC Loss
• Karen Koning AbuZayd '63 Returns November 8 for Inaugural Compton Lecture
• British National Debate Team Here Thursday
• Tigers Fall to #4 Wittenberg for First NCAC Loss
• Prof. Mary Kertzman to Join in 'Observe the Moon Night' Event Saturday
• Anna Cahill Leonard '88 Appointed President of AxiCom US
• <i>Washington Post</i> Story on Michelle Obama's Shopping Trip Includes Analysis from Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Second-ranked Tigers Win Rain-Shortened Allegheny Invitational
• Second-ranked Tigers Win Rain-Shortened Allegheny Invitational
• DePauw Extends Field Hockey Win Streak to Nine
• Tigers Finish Fourth at Wittenberg
• Play Suspended in First Round of Allegheny Invitational
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Analyzes Fox News Channel in Newspaper Op-Ed
• Newspaper Salutes Music Teacher Doug McElhaney '88
• Love Story of Bob & Vera May Farber ('35 & '36) Told in <i>Youth to Golden Age</i>
• DePauw Extends Field Hockey Win Streak to Nine
• Tigers Finish Fourth at Wittenberg
• Play Suspended in First Round of Allegheny Invitational
• DePauw Opens Home Portion of Gridiron Season with 24-10 Loss to Centre
• DePauw Takes Overtime Win at Kenyon
• Nationally Syndicated Column on Online Reader Comments Cites Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Students and Local Residents Treated to 'Pop-Up' Performances by Yo-Yo Ma
• Centre Remains Undefeated with 24-10 Football Win Over Tigers
• Ellis Delivers Overtime Goal Which Keeps Tigers Perfect in NCAC
• DePauw Drops First Conference Contest at Kenyon
• Tigers Improve to 5-0 in NCAC Play; Zellers Posts 400th Win
• DePauw Opens Home Portion of Gridiron Season with 24-10 Loss to Centre
• DePauw Takes Overtime Win at Kenyon
• Ellis Delivers Overtime Goal Which Keeps Tigers Perfect in NCAC
• DePauw Drops First Conference Contest at Kenyon
• Tigers Improve to 5-0 in NCAC Play; Zellers Posts 400th Win
• DePauw Opens Home Portion of Gridiron Season on Saturday
• DePauw Opens Home Portion of Gridiron Season on Saturday
• Lee Hamilton '52 Responds to Census Report on Voter Participation
• Hail Malthus!
• DePauw Drops 3-0 Decision to Marian
• DePauw Drops 3-0 Decision to Marian
• Hail Malthus!
• CIO Carol Smith '85 Talks with <i>Campus Technology</i>
• Tigers Extend Win Streak to Seven and Remain Unbeaten in NCAC
• Senior Has Role in Theatre Production at Wabash College
• Tigers Extend Win Streak to Seven and Remain Unbeaten in NCAC
• DePauw Band Welcomes Guest Narrator for Family Weekend Concert Sunday
• Early Earlham Goal Sends Tigers to Defeat
• DePauw Jazz Ensemble Performs Saturday at 3 p.m.
• <i>Boston Globe</i> Story on New Sarah Palin Book Quotes Prof. Bob Steele '69
• James Duncan '10 Awarded Lawrence M. Borst Fellowship
• Steve Langerud Offers Tips for Skype Interviews
• Early Earlham Goal Sends Tigers to Defeat
• DePauw Doubles Team Wins Regional Title to Advance to National Small College Championships
• Dave Morris '83 Joins Colliers International
• Ellis Named NCAC Player of the Week
• Droddy Named NCAC Runner of the Week
• Book by Cathy Day '91 is Basis for Musical Debuting at Ball State U This Week
• Rev. Ericka Parkinson Kilbourne '98 Installed as Pastor
• DePauw Doubles Team Wins Regional Title to Advance to National Small College Championships
• Ellis Named NCAC Player of the Week
• Droddy Named NCAC Runner of the Week
• Campus Prepares for DePauw Discourse & Visit by Yo-Yo Ma
• Tigers Complete Weekend Sweep with Sixth Straight Win
• DePauw Small College Classic Shortened Due to Rain
• Senior's Encouragement Helps Bring C-SPAN 'Campaign Bus' to Campus Friday
• Tigers Complete Weekend Sweep with Sixth Straight Win
• DePauw Small College Classic Shortened Due to Rain
• DePauw Stays Perfect in NCAC with 3-1 Win over Hiram
• Tonight's Carrie Newcomer Concert Moved to Moore Theatre
• Football Tigers Fall to Rhodes, 24-14
• Morrison's Two Goals Send Tigers to Sixth Straight Win
• DePauw Rally Comes Too Late in Loss at Rhodes
• DePauw Trails Centre by Four Strokes after First Round of Small College Classic
• DePauw Stays Perfect in NCAC with 3-1 Win over Hiram
• Morrison's Two Goals Send Tigers to Sixth Straight Win
• DePauw Rally Comes Too Late in Loss at Rhodes
• DePauw Trails Centre by Four Strokes after First Round of Small College Classic
• Satiric Musical to be Staged October 6 - 9
• Pre-Order Your 2011 Monon Bell Classic DVD and Save
• Store Led by Doug Samuels '79 Celebrating Milestone
• DePauw DG Alums Gather to Say Goodbye to <i>All My Children</i>
• DePauw Football Travels to Rhodes on Saturday
• Michael A. Paniccia '14
• DePauw Football Travels to Rhodes on Saturday
• Michael A. Paniccia '14
• Prof. Kristen Leslie to Present Mendenhall Lecture on October 6
• Kelly Writers Series Welcomes Playwright Itamar Moses October 5
• "I Loved My College Experience," Says Janie Hodgkinson '02
• Prof. Keith Tonne to Headline Benefit Concert
• Orchestra Presents 'Inspiring Landscapes' in Season-Opening Concert Sunday
• DePauw Men Compete at Bradley Invitational
• Franklin Invitational Canceled
• Paige Gooch Named NCAC Women's Golfer of the Week
• Andy Morrison Named NCAC Men's Soccer Player of the Week
• Men's Golfers Finish Fifth at Guy W. Kuhn Invitational
• Suburban Chicago Newspaper Features Bev Patterson Frier '52
• DePauw Men Compete at Bradley Invitational
• Franklin Invitational Canceled
• Paige Gooch Named NCAC Women's Golfer of the Week
• 'Career Coach' Contributes Advice on Choosing a Major to <i>US News & World Report</i>
• Andy Morrison Named NCAC Men's Soccer Player of the Week
• Mary Murrill Smith '03 Promoted to Sr. Manager at SmithBucklin
• Men's Golfers Finish Fifth at Guy W. Kuhn Invitational
• Second-ranked DePauw Women Finish Second at Illinois Wesleyan
• DePauw in Eighth Midway Through the Guy W. Kuhn Invitational
• Nate Evans '11 Serving Washington State Agency Through Americorps
• DePauw Stays Perfect in NCAC Field Hockey with Shutout of Ohio Wesleyan
• Second-ranked DePauw Women Finish Second at Illinois Wesleyan
• DePauw in Eighth Midway Through the Guy W. Kuhn Invitational
• DePauw Stays Perfect in NCAC Field Hockey with Shutout of Ohio Wesleyan
• Women's Soccer Evens Record with NCAC Shutout Win at Denison
• DePauw Men Blank Denison in NCAC Opener
• DePauw Splits Saturday Matches to Finish 3-1 at Invitational
• Allegheny's 17 Unanswered Points Send Tigers to Defeat
• Women's Soccer Evens Record with NCAC Shutout Win at Denison
• First-Ever DePauw-Allegheny Football Game Goes to Gators, 17-10
• DePauw Men Blank Denison in NCAC Opener
• DePauw Splits Saturday Matches to Finish 3-1 at Invitational
• Allegheny's 17 Unanswered Points Send Tigers to Defeat
• <i>Forbes</i> Article on Job Hunters & Cliches Cites DePauw's Steve Langerud
• Black & White & Gray
• Black & White & Gray
• Newspaper Notes Andy Warhol Exhibition at Peeler Art Center
• Darlene Jensen '80 Appointed Executive Director of Catamount Institute
• Attorney Caroline Diwik '92 Joins Dinsmore & Shohl
• Eric Mattingly '06 Named Head Baseball Coach at Indiana HS
• Experimental Physicist Charles Falco to Present Two Lectures Next Week
• Doug Smith '68 Will Discuss Happiness in Connecticut Speech
• <i>Human Resource Executive</i> Calls on DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• Saxophone and Electronic Music Recital & Master Class Here Monday
• Faculty-Student Research to be Presented at Geological Society of America Conference
• Dick Tomey '60 Continues to Contribute to the Sport He Loves
• Women's Golf Team Finishes a Stroke Behind Winner of O'Brien National Invitational
• DePauw Takes Two Singles and Two Doubles Titles at Fall Invitational
• Tigers Win Third Straight; Trainor Scores Hat Trick
• Turning a Hobby Into a Career Not Always Wise: Steve Langerud
• DePauw Takes Two Singles and Two Doubles Titles at Fall Invitational
• Tigers Win Third Straight; Trainor Scores Hat Trick
• DePauw Women Compete at Butler
• Second-ranked Tigers Finish One Stroke Behind Top-ranked Methodist
• President Bill Clinton to Deliver 25th Anniversary Ubben Lecture on November 18
• DePauw Women Compete at Butler
• Second-ranked Tigers Finish One Stroke Behind Top-ranked Methodist
• Pen Faber '52 Honors HS Teammates with Gift
• Women's Golfers Third at O'Brien National Invitational
• Tigers Split Sunday Volleyball Matches; Move to 6-3 on the Season
• DePauw Men Finish Fourth at Denison Fall Classic
• DePauw Women Blank Fontbonne, 4-0
• Tigers Take 3-2 Win over Engineers for Third Straight Victory
• Tigers Split Sunday Volleyball Matches; Move to 6-3 on the Season
• DePauw Men Finish Fourth at Denison Fall Classic
• DePauw Women Blank Fontbonne, 4-0
• ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen '54 to Speak at Wichita State University
• 9/11 Commission Co-Chair Lee Hamilton '52 Reflects on 10th Anniversary of Terror Attacks
• Tigers Take 3-2 Win over Engineers for Third Straight Victory
• Tigers Rally for 2-1 Overtime Win over Earlham
• Field Hockey Squad Picks up DePauw's First North Coast Athletic Conference Victory
• DePauw Men's Golfers in Second after First Round at Denison
• Chicago Symphony Orchestra's David Griffin Performs Horn Recital Tuesday
• Tigers Rally for 2-1 Overtime Win over Earlham
• Field Hockey Squad Picks up DePauw's First North Coast Athletic Conference Victory
• DePauw Men's Golfers in Second after First Round at Denison
• Mark Kelley '79 Publishes <i>DNA Repair in Cancer Therapy</i>
• <i>Christian Science Monitor</i> Look at "Cultural Clout" of NFL Quotes Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• John Campbell '69 to be Inducted Into Media Wall of Fame at U of Iowa
• Pollster Scott Rasmussen '86 to Keynote Florida Convention
• Carrie Newcomer to Present Free September 24 Concert at Nature Park
• "Coach Nick" Praises Notre Dame QB Tommy Rees in <i>South Bend Tribune</i>
• Women's Soccer Team Downs Rose-Hulman, 4-0
• Lindsay Merwin '10 Named Fox Affiliate's Weekend Anchor, Will Host New Show
• Yo-Yo Ma, Here September 29-30, is 2011 Kennedy Center Honoree
• Sarah Merkel '09 is California HS' First-Ever Athletic Trainer
• DePauw to be Honored by National Panhellenic Conference
• MSNBC Article on Job Market Quotes DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• DePauw Women's Tennis Fall Invitational Results
• <i>Art Education</i> Explores 'Pedagogy & Practice' of "Bing" Davis '59
• DePauw Women's Tennis Fall Invitational Results
• DePauw Slips to 1-1 after Loss to Trine
• DePauw Improves to 4-1 with Sunday Sweep; Balbach Named to All-Tournament Team
• DePauw Slips to 1-1 after Loss to Trine
• DePauw Improves to 4-1 with Sunday Sweep; Balbach Named to All-Tournament Team
• Charlotte Alexander '78 Leading California Arts Advocacy Organization
• <i>Star</i> Column Notes Lacrosse Addition, Football Opener
• Morrison's Two Goals Lift DePauw to 2-1 Overtime Win
• Morrison's Two Goals Lift DePauw to 2-1 Overtime Win
• Dana Moell '95 Joins Managed Health Services
• Volleyball Squad Opens with Sweep of Division II Oakland City
• Tigers Open Season with 9-0 Win at Marian
• Tigers Drop 4-0 Decision to Wisconsin-Eau Claire
• Yo-Yo Ma's September 29 Lecture Will be Ticketed
• Volleyball Squad Opens with Sweep of Division II Oakland City
• Prof. Mark Tatge Discusses WikiLeaks Case with <i>Christian Science Monitor</i>
• Tigers Open Season with 9-0 Win at Marian
• Tigers Drop 4-0 Decision to Wisconsin-Eau Claire
• Request by Former Teammate Ryan Hooker '97 Brings Brad Stevens '99 to Peoria
• DePauw Opens 124th Gridiron Season on Saturday
• Dan Hasler '80 Named Indiana's Commerce Secretary; Mitch Roob '83 Joins WoundVision as CEO
• DePauw Opens 124th Gridiron Season on Saturday
• Ian Rolland '55 to be Inducted Into Indiana Conservation Hall of Fame
• Tim Solso '69 to Speak at UK Women's Business Forum
• Mary Meeker '81 a 'Woman to Watch' in Technology: <i>Forbes</i>
• Lee Hamilton '52 and Other 9/11 Commissioners to Gather for IU Event Next Month
• Yo-Yo Ma's DePauw Concert is a Quick Sell-Out
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Offers Thoughts on "Sedentary Spectatorship" to <i>KC Star</i>
• Clemson's Brad Brownell '91 Sees Parallels Between Success in Sports, Business
• Barbara Kingsolver '77 to be Featured at Emory & Henry Literary Festival
• Prof. Matt Hertenstein Cited in <i>Arthritis Today</i> Magazine
• Newspaper Spotlights Student Community Service Projects
• Gone to Gulu
• Prof. Bert Barreto Contributes Book Review to <i>Choice</i>
• Kristin Wallace '85 is Leading United Way Organization
• Gone to Gulu
• Vernon Jordan '57 to Receive MCCA's Inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award
• Giving Bernie Madoff a "Media Megaphone" is Not Wise, Prof. Bob Steele '69 Tells Fox Business
• 2011 Grads Christine DiGangi & Matt Welch Join <i>New York Times</i> Staff
• Article on Sports Fan Violence Quotes Pulliam Prof. Mark Tatge
• Sentari Minor '07 Selected for Generation Next Nonprofit Leadership Academy
• Rev. Mary Whetstone '82 Discusses Her Work as a Chaplain
• Robert Hughes '70 to Lead Missouri Foundation for Health
• First-Year Student's DePauw Service Trip to Peru Featured in Newspaper
• Sidewalk Superplant
• Greencastle and DePauw Again Featured in <i>This Old House</i> Magazine
• Sidewalk Superplant
• "There Can Only Be One Monon Bell," Columnist Argues
• Tiger Men & Women Appear in Preseason Cross Country Poll
• Men's Basketball Team to Play in First-Ever Game at New Evansville Arena
• Back to School for Greencastle - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Kevin Ferguson '82 Named VP of Sales at Dayforce
• Sophomore is Finalist at State Fair Queen Pageant
• "Hard Choices" Require Lawmakers Willing to Take a Stand, Writes Lee Hamilton '52
• DePauw's Icy Frost Bridge '17 Scholarship Cited in Magazine
• 'Career Coach' Cited in Story on Hard-to-Fill Jobs
• <i>Indy Star</i> Notes Yo-Yo Ma Ticket Distribution Plan
• Campus-Community Service Will Mark Tenth Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
• Look for Prof. Sandy Williams in PBS Special, <i>Michael Feinstein: The Sinatra Legacy</i>
• "All is Possible," President Casey Tells 612 New Students at DePauw's Opening Convocation
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Cited in <i>Real Simple</i> Magazine
• Magazine Article on Reality TV Shows Quotes Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Town Hall Meetings Important to Political Process, Lee Hamilton '52 Tells <i>USA Today</i>
• Prof. Wallace Graves, Who Became President of U of Evansville, Dies at Age 89
• 611 New Students Arrive On Campus Saturday
• Lacrosse to be a Varsity Sport at DePauw Beginning in 2012-13
• School of Music Duo Close Summer Festival with Performance Tomorrow
• Benjamin Fingerhut '95 Directs Documentary, <i>Breaking and Entering</i>
• Angie Hicks '95 Announces $11.5 Million Expansion of Her 'List'
• J. Nichols '89 Lauds Activist's Efforts to Save Endangered Sea Turtles
• Cummins CEO Tim Solso '69 Weighs In on New Fuel Efficiency Standards
• Gar Lippincott '82 on Board of Red Bag Solutions
• Research by Samuel Rund '08 in <i>Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences</i>
• Kip White '70 on Cover of Banking Magazine
• Prof. Gary Lemon to Discuss Ramifications of Credit Rating Downgrade on NPR Affiliate
• Director of Athletics Page Cotton to Serve as Senior Adviser to President Casey for Athletics
• Scott Storrer '89 Joins Genomind as COO
• Director of Athletics Page Cotton to Serve as Senior Adviser to President Casey for Athletics
• Athletics Director Page Cotton to Take New Role as Senior Adviser to President Casey
• DePauw-Launched Balloon Reaches 8th Highest Altitude Ever
• Scott Forgey '84 is CEO of A Clean Slate Legal Solutions
• Prof. Andrew Weaver '97 Discusses Lack of Multi-Cultural Characters in Movies
• Cassidy Turley Promotes Spud Dick '10
• Prof. May Phang Performs for Greencastle Summer Music Festival
• Ticket Plan Announced for Yo-Yo Ma's September 30 DePauw Concert
• Prof. Mona Bhan Cited in Indian Magazine
• Look for Drew Powell '98 in Remake of <i>Straw Dogs</i>
• Greg Werner '89 Recounts Journey from DePauw, to NFL, to Career as Orthodontist
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Notes Latest Honor for Barbara Kingsolver '77
• Strong Third-Party Presidential Candidate Unlikely in 2012: Scott Rasmussen '86
• DePauw Mourns the Passing of Former Board Chair Eugene Delves '50
• Prof. Matt Hertenstein Publishes <i>The Handbook of Touch</i>
• Newspaper Features Blue Ribbon Winner Rebekah Woolverton '11
• Sixteen 2011 Grads to Teach For America; DePauw Among USA's Top Contributors to Program
• Women Six Strokes Back at Georgia Collegiate Golf Championship
• Blake Newton '04 Joins Cassidy Turley
• Pair of Tiger Women in Second at Georgia Golf Tournament
• Barbara Kingsolver '77 to be Awarded Literary Peace Prize
• Fulbright Award Sends Shay Laws '08 to Lithuania
• Steve Langerud Contributes Resume Advice to Nationally Syndicated Article
• Attorney Mike Goss '71 Opens New Practice
• Linda Heuring '76 Takes 3rd Place in Short Story Competition
• Junior's Column Criticizes Indiana Lawmakers for "Red Herrings" and "Poorly Conceived Legislation"
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Discusses Use of Redacted E-Mails by <i>NY Times</i>
• Rosie Hollingsworth '95 Joins Staff of Logsdon Seminary
• Chinonye Chukwu '07 Directs Her First Feature Film, <i>AlaskaLand</i>
• Charlie Boehme '10 Appointed Head Swim Coach at Rhodes College
• Jason Schwerdt '05 Competes in Amateur Golf Tournament
• Prof. Sharmin Tunguz Discusses Consumer Psychology with NPR Affiliate
• Senior Soccer Player Has Eyes on a Goal
• Kathy Vrabeck '85 Joins Heidrick & Struggles as Partner
• Dick Johnson '76 to Contribute to Performance by West Suburban Symphony Orchestra
• Junior Featured in <i>Colorado Springs Gazette</i>
• Jim Whitlatch '80 Joins Regional Board of Old National Bank
• Prof. Sandy Williams to Speak at Upcoming Putnam County Museum Gala
• David Forsell '89 Works to Positively Impact Environment, Society and Economy
• Criminologist Scott Decker '72 Offers Observation on 'Flashrobs'
• DePauw's 'Career Coach' Has Tips for Writing Cover Letters
• Nancy Lethem '73 Joins F.C. Tucker's Bloomington Office
• Lawmakers and Citizens Share Responsibility for Making "Impossible Task Manageable": Lee Hamilton '52
• <i>Salt Lake Tribune</i> Calls on Journalism Ethics Expert Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Work on Implementing Stellar Communities Grant Moves Forward
• Award-Winning Poet Major Jackson Here September 14
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Decries 'Checkbook Journalism' in Newspaper Op-Ed
• Youth Basketball Camp Will Benefit Local Humane Society
• Steve Langerud Offers Advice for Job Interviews in Nationally Syndicated Column
• Sophomore is County's 4-H Fair Queen
• Incoming Football Player Stands Out in Indiana All-Star Classic
• Ross Simpson '11 Joins Colliers International
• Astronaut Joe Allen '59 Donates Out of This World Artifacts to DePauw
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Story on Video Game Ruling Quotes Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Seth Tsui '11 Will Blend Rock, Classical and Loops in Wednesday Concert
• Charlie Sheen's New Show "A Real Gamble," Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Tells <i>LA Times</i>
• Carol Gurney '82 to Direct Ohio County's Board of Elections
• Visit DePauw's Campus During 'Indiana Private College Week', July 25-29
• Jack Simon '11 Quoted in Nevada Newspaper Story on Low Water Levels
• Brandon Roberts '11 Selected for Japan Exchange and Teaching Programme
• Magazine Features Nobel Prize Winner Ferid Murad '58
• Kyle Inman '11 to Conduct Research in Northern Ireland Through Fulbright-mtvU Fellowship
• Prof. Micah Ling '03 is Finalist for Indiana Authors Award
• Registration Under Way for DePauw Discourse 2011, Featuring Yo-Yo Ma
• Cincinnati Columnist Praises Prof. Tom Chiarella's <i>Thursday's Game</i>
• Lee Hamilton '52 Writes of "Powerful Forces That Keep Government Growing"
• Ed and Ellie Ypma Endowment Enhances Putnam County Community
• Dynamic Duo
• Dynamic Duo
• Cummins CEO Tim Solso '69 Announces Retirement Plans
• A Winter Term in Summer
• Profs. Eric Edberg & Nariaki Sugiura Perform at Gobin Church Wednesday
• Stephen Worden '11 Awarded Prestigious Davies-Jackson Scholarship
• A Winter Term in Summer
• Jim Graninger '70 Re-Elected to Board of Equipment and Tool Institute
• Prof. Erik Wielenberg to Make Two Presentations at U of Auckland
• Ken Owen '82 to Discuss State of Local News on NPR Affiliate's <i>No Limits</i>
• Ashlee Anton '11 Will Use Fulbright Award to Teach English in South Korea
• DePauw Internship Opened New Doors for Pastor Mike Woodruff '82
• Mandy Jellerichs '96 Wins Knoxville Triathlon
• MSNBC Piece on Career Happiness Offers Advice from Steve Langerud
• Two Juniors Among "Passionate and Impressive Group" of <i>Salt Lake Tribune</i> Summer Interns
• Randall Curren '76 is New CEO of OHL
• Gooch Earns All-American Scholar Honors
• Bob Vedder '66 Honored by Florida Press Association
• Gooch Earns All-American Scholar Honors
• Toby McClamroch '77 Among <i>IBJ</i>'s 'Who's Who in Law'
• Pharez Whitted '82 to Perform at Ralph Adams Lifetime Achievement Awards
• Early 2012 Presidential Poll "Has Very Little Value," Says Scott Rasmussen '86
• Volunteer Efforts of Rising Senior Spotlighted in Newspaper
• Campaign Aimed at Young TV Viewers Conveys "False Sense of Caring": Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Students Praise Sustainability Efforts of Prisons in Newspaper Op-Ed
• Charles A. Jones '42 Family Endowment Will Benefit Community
• Mary Meeker '81 Joins Board of Square
• Mark Hamilton '88 Joins NIBCO as VP of Sales & Marketing
• J.K. Wall '01 Receives National Journalism Award
• Indiana Humanities & CEO Keira Amstutz '91 Sponsor 'Teach Vonnegut' Workshop
• Rising Junior Featured in Chicago-Area Production of <i>Violet</i>
• Butler Coach Brad Stevens '99 Adjusts to the "New Normal"
• Prof. William Hamrick '66 Authors <i>Nature and Logos</i>
• Gift of Life Received by Melissa Simon '02 Featured in <i>Ladies' Home Journal</i>
• Profs. David Bohmer & Marcia McKelligan Co-Chairing United Way Campaign Committee
• Jordan Stefanov '11
• Shannon Hammel '95 Joins Chicago's NBC 5 as Assistant News Director
• Jordan Stefanov '11
• George Rehnquist '64 & Jud Fisher '91 Reappointed to Commission for Higher Education
• National Security Preparedness Group, Co-Chaired by Lee Hamilton '52, Issues Report
• Janice Hay '91 Named VP for Marketing at Philadelphia Orchestra Association
• Bridge 2 Science
• Dan Quayle '69, Michael Jordan, Tony Romo & Others to Raise Funds for Cancer Fight
• Monon Bell is "The Easy Answer for Indiana's Best Sports Ticket": Newspaper
• Bridge 2 Science
• AJ Feeney-Ruiz '04 Serving as Consultant to Internet Security Firm
• Maggie Doherty '04 Selected as Member of US Telemark National Ski Team
• Trent Ritzenthaler '91 is Associate Director of Butler Business Accelerator
• NPR Piece on Congress, White House & Libya Quotes Lee Hamilton '52
• Philanthropic Project Aids More Than 50 Local Needy Families
• Lizard Fever
• Joachim Schamberger Appointed Lee G. Hall Visiting Professor of Music
• Patrick Petro '97 Promoted to Communications Director at Sycamore Land Trust
• Lizard Fever
• Richard Peck '56 to Appear at American Library Association's National Convention
• Rising Senior Tennis Player Wins ITA's Arthur Ashe Award
• <i>NY Times</i> Praises "Exhaustive and Engrossing" Work of James B. Stewart '73
• Amy Youngblood Schuermann '90 Featured in <i>Cincinnati Enquirer</i>
• 35 High School Students Coming for 'Vocal Arts at DePauw' Program
• Jeff Mezger '77 & KB Home Receive 12 Energy Star Awards
• Duo Amabile, Featuring Prof. Katya Kramer-Lapin, Performs Wednesday
• Newspaper Notes Arrival of Campus Landmark 119 Years Ago
• Jeff McCall '76 Analyzes Move by CBS to "Un-Katie its Signature News Broadcast"
• Amanda Matusak '96 Promoted to VP at Deskey Integrated Branding
• Alumni Gather to Celebrate Lifelong Success and Friendships at DePauw's Reunion Weekend
• Tim Solso '69 and Cummins Announce Major Expansion, 600 New Jobs
• Junior Catie Baker Repeats as All-American in Swimming
• Rising Sophomore from Ukraine Examines Environmental Implications of Shale Exploration
• Baker Earns Second Capital One Academic All-America® Award
• Baker Earns Second Capital One Academic All-America® Award
• Indiana Commerce Secretary Mitch Roob '83 Eyes California Firms
• Jim Larson '05 Named Indiana's Director of School Turnaround and Improvement
• Ball Brothers Foundation Grant Will Support New Sustainability Initiative
• Three Professors Perform for Greencastle Summer Music Festival Wednesday
• J. Nichols '89 Discusses Connections Between the Ocean and the Brain
• Mary Meeker '81 Among Presenters at October's Web 2.0 Summit
• Ken Owen '82 to Present 'Indy PR Legend Award' at June 15 Luncheon
• Cummins & CEO Tim Solso '69 Look to Expand International Reach
• Paige Gooch is National Golf Coaches Association 'Freshman of the Year'
• Steve Setchell '96 "Inspired" by Energy Conservation Efforts in Area Schools
• Joseph Flummerfelt '58 Part of NY Philharmonic International Radio Broadcast
• Steven Rales '73 Producing Three Upcoming Movies
• <i>Indy Star</i> Notes President Casey's Speech to Park Tudor Graduates Tonight
• John Jakes '53 Joins Van Wezel Foundation's Board
• Former Faculty Member Ernie Ford Passes Away
• Good Citizens Need Strong Civic Skills, According to Lee Hamilton '52
• Prof. Cas Mudde Contributes Essay to South Africa's <i>Leadership</i>
• Professor Michael Mackenzie
• Prof. Eric Edberg Again Overseeing Greencastle's Summer Music Festival
• James B. Stewart '73 on TV's <i>Colbert Report</i> Tonight
• Professor Michael Mackenzie
• Jay Moran '90 Authors <i>Why Are We Bad at Picking Good Leaders?</i>
• Prof. May Phang to Perform in China on June 7
• <i>Washington Post</i> Reviews "Provocative and Hard-Hitting" Book by James B. Stewart '73
• Founding of ESPN by Bill Rasmussen '54 Recalled by <i>Hollywood Reporter</i>
• Expert Will Discuss 'Smart Planning for Personal and Philanthropic Success' on June 10
• Rardon Named Winner of Arthur Ashe Jr. Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship
• Lauer Finishes Third in Pentathlon for Third Career All-America Honor
• Lisa Schlehuber '83 Elected to CO-OP Financial Services Board
• Article on Generational Differences in Worker Expectations Quotes Steve Langerud
• Rardon Named Winner of Arthur Ashe Jr. Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship
• Lauer Finishes Third in Pentathlon for Third Career All-America Honor
• Lauer Tied for Sixth after Four Events of NCAA Heptathlon
• Joseph Flummerfelt '58 Revisits the First Opera He Conducted at DePauw
• MacBeth Earns First Team Academic All-America® Honors
• Rachel MacBeth Named First Team Academic All-American in Softball
• MacBeth Earns First Team Academic All-America® Honors
• Compromise in Politics is a Necessary, Not Negative, Process: Lee Hamilton '52
• Two With DePauw Ties to Assist with Local Foreign Exchange Students
• Bill Rasmussen '54 Among Luminaries Interviewed in New Book on ESPN
• Kristen Pflum '04 Receives <i>AP</i> Award for 'Best News Anchor'
• Advocacy of Rob Johnson '90 Noted in <i>Chicago Sun-Times</i>
• Mike Howland '02 Named Head Hoops Coach at HS Alma Mater
• Oprah's Timing "Is Clearly Right," Opines Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• DePauw Finishes Tied for Fifth at NCAA Softball Championship; Tigers Drop Elimination Game to SUNY Cortland
• DePauw Faces SUNY Cortland in NCAA Softball Elimination Game
• DePauw Finishes Tied for Fifth at NCAA Softball Championship; Tigers Drop Elimination Game to SUNY Cortland
• Rev. Ericka Parkinson Kilbourne '98 Appointed Pastor of Indiana Church
• DePauw Faces SUNY Cortland in NCAA Softball Elimination Game
• Tim Solso '69 Asks Class of 2011 to Ponder 'What Will Be My Contribution?'
• 512 Students Receive DePauw Diplomas in Rain-Interrupted Commencement Exercises
• Three Awarded Honorary Degrees at DePauw's 172nd Commencement
• DePauw Faces Christopher Newport Tonight in NCAA Softball Finals
• 611 New Students Enrolled for 2011-12 Academic Year
• DePauw Faces Christopher Newport Tonight in NCAA Softball Finals
• #16 DePauw Softball Opens NCAA Finals Play This Afternoon
• Buchanan's Blast Lifts DePauw to NCAA Win over Messiah
• Prof. Carla Edwards to Perform at Regional Convention of Organists
• #16 DePauw Softball Opens NCAA Finals Play This Afternoon
• Class of 2011 Preps for Sunday's Commencement; Rain Chance Now 40%
• Buchanan's Blast Lifts DePauw to NCAA Win over Messiah
• Forecast Calls for 30% Chance of Storms for Sunday's Commencement
• Campus' 'Move Out Day' is Part of 'Clean City Week'
• UK's <i>Guardian</i> Cites Prof. Jeff McCall '76 in Article on Oprah Winfrey's Impact
• Prof. Matthew Balensuela Receives Accomplished Alumni Award from Bowling Green State University
• Six Terms are Enough for Indiana County Commissioner Steve Holt '70
• Lee Hamilton '52 Speaks on 'Civility in Civics' Tonight in Muncie
• Ian Rolland '55 to Receive 'Distinguished Friend of Education Award'
• Sunday's Commencement Program Will Again be Webcast Live
• Hiram's Three-run Homer in Ninth Forces "If Necessary" Game of NCAA Regional
• Bichler Tosses Third Shutout of Regional; Tigers Headed to NCAA Softball Finals
• Memorial Service for Marshall Mathew '14
• Multi-Faith Baccalaureate Service Will Precede Sunday's Commencement
• Memorial Service for Marshall Mathew '14
• Hiram's Three-run Homer in Ninth Forces "If Necessary" Game of NCAA Regional
• Karen Kennedy '92 Takes Posts at Master Chorale of South Florida & U of Miami
• Bichler Tosses Third Shutout of Regional; Tigers Headed to NCAA Softball Finals
• DePauw-Hiram NCAA Softball Game Halted Due to Rain; Will be Resumed on Monday
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Examines Personal Philosophies of Brad Stevens '99
• NCAA Softball Start Times Pushed Back
• #16 DePauw Softball Set to Play Hiram in Regional Championship Game
• DePauw-Hiram NCAA Softball Game Halted Due to Rain; Will be Resumed on Monday
• Keith Chapman '10 Published in Journal of Great Lakes Historical Society
• NCAA Softball Start Times Pushed Back
• #16 DePauw Softball Set to Play Hiram in Regional Championship Game
• Lauer and Molloy Compete at North Central
• Denison Tops DePauw in NCAA Third-Round Thriller
• DePauw Advances to NCAA Softball Regional Championship Game with Win over Hiram
• Arts Administrator Brian Hersh '99 Featured in Florida Newspaper
• Lauer and Molloy Compete at North Central
• Denison Tops DePauw in NCAA Third-Round Thriller
• DePauw Advances to NCAA Softball Regional Championship Game with Win over Hiram
• Senior Meets with Governor and Possible Presidential Candidate Mitch Daniels
• #17 DePauw Advances to NCAA Women's Tennis Third Round with Win over #30 Wheaton
• #6 Denison Tops Albion to Advance to NCAA Third Round
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Assesses TV's Jim Lehrer for <i>Christian Science Monitor</i>
• #17 DePauw Advances to NCAA Women's Tennis Third Round with Win over #30 Wheaton
• #6 Denison Tops Albion to Advance to NCAA Third Round
• #16 Tigers Hammer Three Homers on Way to NCAA Win over Ohio Northern
• DePauw Students Bring Shakespeare to Local Schools
• #30 Wheaton Advances to NCAA Women's Tennis Second Round with Win over Baldwin-Wallace
• Bichler Tosses One-Hit Shutout to Lead #16 DePauw to 6-0 Win in NCAA Opener
• Albion Advances to NCAA Second Round with 5-2 Win over Grove City
• Award-Winning Editor and Reporter Mark Tatge Appointed Pulliam Professor of Journalism
• Facebook's Efforts to Verify Identities of Members Praised by Mark Roesler '78
• TV Reporter Corey McConnell '03 Leaving Cincy Fox Affiliate
• #30 Wheaton Advances to NCAA Women's Tennis Second Round with Win over Baldwin-Wallace
• Bichler Tosses One-Hit Shutout to Lead #16 DePauw to 6-0 Win in NCAA Opener
• Community Service Efforts Again Place DePauw on National 'Honor Roll'
• Prof. Katie Farnsworth '93 Receives Grant to Study 19th Century Shipwrecks
• Albion Advances to NCAA Second Round with 5-2 Win over Grove City
• Tony Winner Alice Ripley '85 Takes <i>Next to Normal</i> to the Nation
• DePauw Tied for Fourth at Midpoint of NCAA Women's Golf Championships
• Phillip Trammell '76 Joins Texas Woman's University as Development Officer
• Heather Hitchens '91 is American Theatre Wing's New Executive Director
• DePauw Tied for Fourth at Midpoint of NCAA Women's Golf Championships
• Tigers in Fourth after First of Four Rounds of NCAA Division III Championships
• Greek Organizations Donate $4,000 to Putnam County Community Foundation
• Women's Golf Team Begins Quest for NCAA Title
• Lee Hamilton '52 Discusses Post-bin Laden War on Terror with TV Station
• Annie Corley '82 on 'Regi Darnell', Her Character in AMC's <i>The Killing</i>
• <i>Indy Star</i> Praises Performance by Prof. Kara Stolle
• James B. Stewart '73 to Write Column for the <i>New York Times</i>
• Tigers in Fourth after First of Four Rounds of NCAA Division III Championships
• DePauw Softball Opens NCAA Play on Thursday at Adrian Regional
• #17 DePauw Hosts First Three Rounds of NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championships
• Vernon Jordan '57 to Address Graduates at IU School of Law - Indianapolis
• DePauw Softball Opens NCAA Play on Thursday at Adrian Regional
• Prof. Lennie Foy and Smithsonian Jazz Masterworks Orchestra Headed to Russia
• #17 DePauw Hosts First Three Rounds of NCAA Division III Women's Tennis Championships
• Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Presents 'Symphonic Hits' at DePauw Thursday Night
• Current DePauw Senior Recalled Fondly by Debaters at His HS Alma Mater
• Anjie Britton '92 Assumes Executive Director Post at TriHealth
• "Broadcast News Industry Continues to Caricature Itself," Opines Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Junior and Incoming Student Awarded Indiana Broadcasters Association Scholarships
• Muncie Educator Stephanie Nagelkirk Receives 2011 Battey Award
• Steve Langerud Discusses "Talent Economy" and Social Media with Voice of America
• Women's Golf Team #1 Seed at Next Week's NCAA Championship
• Senior's Documentary Gets Newspaper's Attention
• Angie Hicks '95 to Address Venture Club of Indiana
• CBS' Choice of Scott Pelley as Lead Anchor is Solid, Says Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• Six Scholar-Athletes Named to National Football Foundation's Hampshire Honor Society
• Budget Deal Illustrates "Exactly Backward" Legislative Process, Opines Lee Hamilton '52
• Language of Angels
• Profs. R.B. Brenner & Bob Steele '69 on Possible Release of Osama bin Laden Death Photos
• John Herrick '10 Joins Montana's New Media Broadcasters
• Language of Angels
• TV's Heather Unruh '89 to be Honored at June 1 Boston Fundraiser
• Janelle Arita & Scott Riggle Again Named SCAC's Best
• Students Will Conduct Friday's DePauw Band Concert
• Book by Prof. Jon Cryer '61 Now Available in Chinese
• Prof. Greg Schwipps '95 to Discuss His Award-Winning Novel
• Killing of Bin Laden a "Very Large Psychological Blow to al-Qaeda," Says Lee Hamilton '52
• Dick Johnson '76 to Emcee Friday Event in Chicago Suburbs
• Tiger Men Compete at Stan Lyons Invitational
• Tigers Compete at Butler's Stan Lyons Invitational; Lauer Finishes Third in Javelin
• James B. Stewart '73 to Discuss His New Book at Friday St. Louis Event
• Tiger Men Compete at Stan Lyons Invitational
• Tigers Compete at Butler's Stan Lyons Invitational; Lauer Finishes Third in Javelin
• Tigers Split Baseball Doubleheader with Bears
• #18 DePauw Splits Softball Twinbill with Washington
• Tigers Split Baseball Doubleheader with Bears
• #18 DePauw Splits Softball Twinbill with Washington
• Kathi Harp '07 Wins Prestigious NIH Research Grant
• 2011 Relay For Life Begins; Raising Money and Awareness for Cancer Fight
• Good as Goldwater
• Good as Goldwater
• Dave Hoover '67 Inducted Into Boulder County Business Hall of Fame
• New Book on Bruce Springsteen Includes Chapter by Prof. David Gellman
• <i>LA Times</i> Story on Trump/NBC Flap Quotes Prof. Bob Steele '69
• DePauw Wins SCAC President's Trophy for Sixth Straight Year; Seventh Overall
• DePauw Wins SCAC President's Trophy for Sixth Straight Year; Seventh Overall
• President's Nominee for Defense Secretary is "Very Pragmatic," Lee Hamilton '52 Tells <i>AP</i>
• Norman Leonard '78 Receives Lilly Teacher Creativity Fellowship Award
• Prof. Carla Edwards Releases New CD, <i>Homage</i>
• Sophomore Receives State Dept. Scholarship to Study Arabic in Southwest Asia
• Efforts of Kathy Hubbard '74 to Break Cultural Barriers Featured in Magazine
• Dave Morris '83 Joins Grubb & Ellis as Sr. VP
• Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Coming for May 12 Concert & May 3 'Meet the Artist' Program
• William Tucker '74 Honored by University of South Carolina Aiken
• All Systems "Go" for 2011 Putnam County Relay For Life
• Larry Spears '78 Publishes <i>The Spirit of Servant-Leadership</i>
• DePauw Wins Sixth Consecutive SCAC President's Trophy
• Minnu Paul '11
• Minnu Paul '11
• Women's Golf Team Wins SCAC Title, Headed to NCAA Championship for 10th Straight Year
• New Book by James B. Stewart '73 "An Extraordinary Forensic Analysis": <i>Business Week</i>
• DePauw Men in Sixth Through Two Rounds of SCAC Championships
• Second-ranked Women Lead SCAC Championships by 22 Strokes
• DePauw Women Finish Second at SCAC Track and Field Championships
• 'Career Coach' Recommends App for Those with Start-up Ideas
• DePauw Men in Sixth Through Two Rounds of SCAC Championships
• Second-ranked Women Lead SCAC Championships by 22 Strokes
• DePauw Women Finish Second at SCAC Track and Field Championships
• SCAC Softball Championship Pushed Back to Noon
• #20 DePauw Captures Third SCAC Softball Title in Four Years
• Men's Golfers Finish Fourth at SCAC Championships
• SCAC Softball Championship Pushed Back to Noon
• Article on Franchising Features Courtney Galyan '04
• #20 DePauw Captures Third SCAC Softball Title in Four Years
• Softball Win in SCAC Tourney Sends Team to NCAA Championship for Fifth Consecutive Season
• Men's Golfers Finish Fourth at SCAC Championships
• #20 DePauw Blanks Centre in SCAC Softball Winner's Bracket
• Southwestern Blanks Millsaps in an SCAC Softball Championship Elimination Game
• Centre Shuts Out Rhodes in SCAC Softball Elimination Game
• DePauw Falls to Trinity in SCAC Baseball Championship
• #20 DePauw Advances to SCAC Softball Title Game with Win over Trinity
• Southwestern Defeats Centre in SCAC Softball Elimination Game
• Trinity Advances in SCAC Softball Winner's Bracket with Win over Southwestern
• #20 DePauw Blanks Centre in SCAC Softball Winner's Bracket
• Southwestern Blanks Millsaps in an SCAC Softball Championship Elimination Game
• Centre Shuts Out Rhodes in SCAC Softball Elimination Game
• DePauw Falls to Trinity in SCAC Baseball Championship
• #20 DePauw Advances to SCAC Softball Title Game with Win over Trinity
• Southwestern Defeats Centre in SCAC Softball Elimination Game
• <i>NUVO</i> Notes Fellowship Received by "Intriguing Artist," Prof. Lori Miles
• Trinity Advances in SCAC Softball Winner's Bracket with Win over Southwestern
• Trinity Blanks Rhodes and Advances in SCAC Softball Championship Winner's Bracket
• Game 2 of SCAC Softball Championship Halted Due to Weather
• DePauw Jazz Ensemble Tackles Ellington, Hendrix & AC/DC in April 28 Concert
• Upcoming Visitor and Recent Discourse Headliner Among '<i>TIME</i> 100'
• Performing Arts Series Presents Two Tales for All Ages Next Weekend
• Trinity Blanks Rhodes and Advances in SCAC Softball Championship Winner's Bracket
• Pat Echeverria '01 Takes Head Football Coaching Job at Indiana HS
• Two Seniors Hailed for Volunteer Efforts
• Game 2 of SCAC Softball Championship Halted Due to Weather
• Centre Tops Millsaps to Advance in SCAC Softball Winner's Bracket
• 2011 Senior Showcase
• DePauw Senior in Cast of <i>Our Country's Good</i> at Wabash
• Randall Curran '76 Joins RDA Holding's Board
• 2011 Senior Showcase
• Alia Hazel '11 Named Program Director for Tobacco Prevention and Cessation Coalition
• Senior Tennis Standout from Hawaii Builds Confidence and Finds Success at DePauw
• Final Choral-Orchestral Concert of the Academic Year is May 8
• Steve Langerud Shares Resume Pointers with <i>MSNBC.com</i>
• "Promising" Research on Autism by Craig Erickson '99 is Highlighted
• Reports Note Pulitzer Win by April 27 Visitor Jennifer Egan
• Karin Zuckerman '84 is New Director of Ohio State Veterinary Medical Center
• Lying is a "National Crisis," Bestselling Author James B. Stewart '73 Says on NBC's <i>Today</i>
• Former Tiger Assistant Micah Shrewsberry Joins Purdue Basketball Staff
• Scott Morehead '83 Joins RIESTER as Executive Director of Media
• Chamber of Commerce's Lifetime Achievement Award to Bev Patterson Frier '52
• We Each Can Play a Role in Ending Child Abuse & Neglect, Writes James Payne '68
• Jennifer Egan, Here April 27, Wins Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
• DePauw Sweeps Baseball Series with Centre; Earns SCAC East Division's #2 Seed
• #19 Tigers Sweep Centre; Earn SCAC East's Top Seed
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner James B. Stewart '73 Examines "Perjury Epidemic" in <i>Tangled Webs</i>
• 'Rising Star' Craig Erickson '99 Profiled in <i>Indianapolis Star</i>
• WGRE Student Broadcasters Collect 5 Awards in <i>AP</i> Competition
• DePauw Sweeps Baseball Series with Centre; Earns SCAC East Division's #2 Seed
• #19 Tigers Sweep Centre; Earn SCAC East's Top Seed
• #17 Women's Tennis Tops Wheaton
• Tigers Blank Centre in Opener; Second Game Halted Due to Rain
• #19 DePauw Sweeps Doubleheader with Centre
• First Round Canceled at Illinois Wesleyan
• #17 Women's Tennis Tops Wheaton
• Lee Hamilton '52 Cited in <i>Philadelphia Inquirer</i> Column
• Tigers Blank Centre in Opener; Second Game Halted Due to Rain
• #19 DePauw Sweeps Doubleheader with Centre
• First Round Canceled at Illinois Wesleyan
• Morgan May '05 Practices Music Therapy at Bridges of Indiana
• Women in Economics and Business
• Women in Economics and Business
• Prof. Tod Stuessy '65 Inducted Into HS Wall of Fame
• AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteer Chase Hill '09 Positively Impacts Community in Washington State
• Grant Received by Libraries Will Make Greencastle History More Accessible
• Sophomore is Semifinalist for Sierra Club's 'Best Internship on Earth'
• #19 DePauw Blanks Wabash
• Newspaper Features Ramona Harvey '99 and Her New Book
• #19 DePauw Blanks Wabash
• Professor Kevin Howley
• Fishing for Answers
• Professor Kevin Howley
• Three Faculty Members Contribute to Online Journal, <i>Reconstruction</i>
• Softball and Tennis Successes Get Newspaper Attention
• Fishing for Answers
• University Band and Chorus Combine for Spring Concert Sunday
• Tomorrow's Baseball Game at Wabash Moved to Wednesday
• Lee Hamilton '52 to Receive Honorary Degree from Manchester College
• Annie Corley '82 in New AMC Series, <i>The Killing</i>
• Richard Peck '56 Selects Winner of <i>School Library Journal</i> Kids' Book Contest
• Tomorrow's Baseball Game at Wabash Moved to Wednesday
• DePauw Duo Takes Top Prize at Local 'Dancing with the Stars' Fundraiser
• Greencastle One of Midwest's 'Best Old House' Cities
• Sara Shade '98 Elected Managing Partner of Beasley & Gilkison LLP
• Second-ranked DePauw Wins Katman Klassic by 34 Strokes; Gough Earns Medalist Honors
• Fourth-ranked Tigers Earn Split with Panthers
• Push Down & Turn's Sam King '94 Profiled by <i>NUVO</i>
• Tigers Overcome 4-run Deficit to Win over #10 Panthers
• DePauw Men Win Katman Klassic by Four Strokes
• Second-ranked DePauw Wins Katman Klassic by 34 Strokes; Gough Earns Medalist Honors
• Fourth-ranked Tigers Earn Split with Panthers
• Tigers Overcome 4-run Deficit to Win over #10 Panthers
• DePauw Men Win Katman Klassic by Four Strokes
• Softball Doubleheader Moved to 2 p.m
• Baseball Doubleheader Moved to 2 p.m.
• #10 Panthers Sweep DePauw
• Birmingham-Southern Sweeps #4 DePauw
• Bill Frederick '70 Co-Authors Children's Book, <i>The Kite Surprise</i>
• Softball Doubleheader Moved to 2 p.m
• Baseball Doubleheader Moved to 2 p.m.
• #10 Panthers Sweep DePauw
• Birmingham-Southern Sweeps #4 DePauw
• Brad Stevens '99 to Serve as Grand Marshal of Fundraiser
• Efforts of Steve Setchell '96 to Make Greencastle 'Greener' Noted
• NPR Profiles Fox News "Star" Anchor Bret Baier '92
• Bonnie Spindler '82 to Present at California Conference
• Baseball Team Downs Rose-Hulman, 13-1
• Andy McCaslin '04 Joins Western Michigan U as Assistant Women's Soccer Coach
• <i>Lady Windermere's Fan</i> Closes DePauw Theatre Season, April 14 - 17
• DePauw Moves up Two More Spots in National Softball Poll
• Timothy Pearson '76 Authors <i>The Old Rules of Marketing are Dead</i>
• <i>LA Times</i> Story on Glenn Beck's Departure from <i>Fox News</i> Quotes Prof. Jeff McCall '76
• DePauw Moves up Two More Spots in National Softball Poll
• Junior is SCAC Pitcher of the Week
• Ross Named SCAC Pitcher of the Week
• Deborah Schrier-Rape '83 Joins Goodwin Procter LLP
• Ross Named SCAC Pitcher of the Week
• English Professor Edward Galligan Passes Away at Age 85
• JT Benton '03 Helps Launch MobileLeads
• "The George Washington of ESPN," Bill Rasmussen '54, is Profiled
• Todd Schmid '09 Receives Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship
• Ed Garnes '99 is Atlanta's 'Motivator of the Year'
• Men's Golf Team Wins Rose-Hulman Invitational
• Local Dancing 'Stars' Include Two with DePauw Connections
• Philip Auslander to Keynote Thursday's Undergraduate Honors Conference
• Kye Hawkins '06 Awarded Education Pioneers Graduate School Fellowship
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Analyzes Katie Couric's Reign at CBS for <i>Christian Science Monitor</i>
• Three Distinguished Individuals to Receive Honorary Degrees at May's Commencement
• Tigers Take Series from Stormy Petrels with 10-3 Win
• Winter Term Internship Led to "Career Epiphany" for Detroit Tigers' Javair Gillett '01
• 'Career Coach' Offers Advice for Sick Workers in <i>Pittsburgh Post-Gazette</i>
• Tigers Take Series from Stormy Petrels with 10-3 Win
• DePauw Finishes Sixth at Own Invitational; Vincennes Takes Team Title
• DePauw Finishes Eighth at Own Invitational; Vincennes Takes Team Title
• #6 DePauw Sweeps Twinbill from Hope
• Ross Blanks Oglethorpe to Gain Doubleheader Split
• Coach Brad Stevens '99 Leads Butler to Second Straight National Title Game
• DePauw Finishes Sixth at Own Invitational; Vincennes Takes Team Title
• DePauw Finishes Eighth at Own Invitational; Vincennes Takes Team Title
• #6 DePauw Sweeps Twinbill from Hope
• Ross Blanks Oglethorpe to Gain Doubleheader Split
• Prof. Katherine Farnsworth '93 Co-Authors <i>River Discharge to the Coastal Ocean: A Global Synthesis</i>
• <i>NY Times</i>' Public Editor Calls on Media Ethicist Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Winners of 2011 Concerto Competition Perform at April 10 Showcase
• Tigers Remain Second in Division III Women's Golf Coaches Poll
• Tigers Move up Two Spots to Sixth in NFCA Softball Poll
• MacBeth Named SCAC Softball Offensive Player of the Week
• The Places You'll Go
• Tigers Remain Second in Division III Women's Golf Coaches Poll
• Tigers Move up Two Spots to Sixth in NFCA Softball Poll
• MacBeth Named SCAC Softball Offensive Player of the Week
• The Places You'll Go
• "There is Much More to Do" to Combat Terrorism, Lee Hamilton '52 Tells Senate Committee
• Ken Owen '82 & Stan Jastrzebski '03 Among Participants in 2011 O'Bannon Institute for Community Service
• DePauw Finishes Fourth at Camp Lejeune Scarlet
• Prize-Winning Poet Gjertrud Schnackenberg Visits April 6
• Prof. Jinyu Liu Awarded Mellon Foundation's New Directions Fellowship
• Scott Chamber Players and Friends to Perform Next Tuesday Evening
• DePauw Finishes Fourth at Camp Lejeune Scarlet
• Tigers Snap Losing Streak with Shutout Win over Franklin
• Wednesday Tennis Match Moved to DePauw
• Prof. Wade Hazel Part of an International Research Team Published in <i>Current Biology</i>
• Dustin Ward Named Offensive Coordinator at Concord University
• Encouraging Note from Bill Fenlon to Brad Stevens '99 Cited in Newspaper Reports
• Prof. Priscilla Pope-Levison '80 to Address Symposium in British Columbia
• TV Anchors Nicole Pence '06 & Kristen Pflum '04 Nominated for <i>AP</i> Awards
• Tigers Snap Losing Streak with Shutout Win over Franklin
• Wednesday Tennis Match Moved to DePauw
• Disability Advocate Ramona Harvey '99 Authors <i>Unclipped Wings</i>
• Columnist Praises "Brilliant Coach" Brad Stevens '99 in Final Four Preview
• Wednesday's Jimmy Wales-Nicholas Carr Debate Will Be Webcast; Also on WGRE
• <i>Painting</i>, Edited by Terry R. Myers '87, Arrives in Bookstores
• Nancy McConnell '61 Joins William Raveis Real Estate
• Baseball and Softball Doubleheaders at Sewanee Canceled Due to Weather
• Second-ranked DePauw Shares Northern Kentucky Title
• Winter Term Experience of Three 2010 Graduates is Subject of <i>Chicago Tribune</i> Piece
• Drew Powell '98 "Lives the Hollywood Dream": <i>Indianapolis Star</i>
• Baseball and Softball Doubleheaders at Sewanee Canceled Due to Weather
• Second-ranked DePauw Shares Northern Kentucky Title
• Baker Finishes Ninth in 200 Breast; Earns Honorable Mention All-America
• DePauw's 400 Free Relay Finishes 21st at NCAA Championships
• Softball and Baseball Games at Sewanee Postponed and Moved to Sunday
• Baker Finishes Ninth in 200 Breast; Earns Honorable Mention All-America
• DePauw's 400 Free Relay Finishes 21st at NCAA Championships
• IU's Violin Virtuosi Here April 2 for Performance and Master Class
• Softball and Baseball Games at Sewanee Postponed and Moved to Sunday
• Students & Faculty Member Offer Input on Indiana's Upcoming Redistricting
• Brad Stevens '99 Leads Butler to Final Four for Second Consecutive Year
• Baker Advances to Tonight's NCAA Championship Finals; Breaks Own School Record
• Kukurugya Qualifies for 100 Breast Championship Finals with School Record
• Baker Earns All-America Honors with Eighth-Place Showing in 100 Breast
• Kukurugya Earns All-America Honors with Eighth-Place Finish in 100 Breast
• Alex Walsh '03 Appointed CEO of Lithium Exploration Group
• Baker Advances to Tonight's NCAA Championship Finals; Breaks Own School Record
• Kukurugya Qualifies for 100 Breast Championship Finals with School Record
• Baker Earns All-America Honors with Eighth-Place Showing in 100 Breast
• Kukurugya Earns All-America Honors with Eighth-Place Finish in 100 Breast
• Grant Jenkins '00 Joins J.P. Morgan as VP
• DePauw's 200 Free Relay Qualifies for NCAA Consolation Finals
• Sarah Ryan to Discuss DePauw's Community Service Efforts on PBS Affiliate
• Weekend Softball Schedule Changes
• 200 Free Relay Earns Honorable Mention All-America
• Cheerleaders Plan Camp for Local Youngsters
• DePauw's 200 Free Relay Qualifies for NCAA Consolation Finals
• Weekend Softball Schedule Changes
• 200 Free Relay Earns Honorable Mention All-America
• Brad Stevens '99 Booked for Terre Haute Charity's Fundraiser
• Incoming School of Music Dean Mark McCoy Praised in Maryland Newspaper
• Prof. John Dittmer Speaks at Mississippi State University Today
• Tiger Softball Ranked Eighth in Division III
• Baker Finishes 23rd in 200 IM at NCAA Championships
• Kosinski Named SCAC Softball Player of the Week
• Tigers' 200 Medley Relay Just Misses NCAA Consolation Finals
• DePauw Connections of Coach Brad Stevens '99 Factor Into Newspaper Story
• Tiger Softball Ranked Eighth in Division III
• Baker Finishes 23rd in 200 IM at NCAA Championships
• Kosinski Named SCAC Softball Player of the Week
• Tigers' 200 Medley Relay Just Misses NCAA Consolation Finals
• Junior Participates in European Student Conference on Environmental Policy
• Robert Sharpe '75 Nominated to Serve on Swedish Match Board
• Mark McCoy Appointed Dean of DePauw School of Music
• Women's Golf Tops Golfstat Division III Rankings
• #7 DePauw Tops LaGrange in 10 Innings
• "Philanthropy is the Engine" of Business Founded by Kyle Smitley '07
• <i>Sports Illustrated</i> Again Cites Brad Stevens '99, Bill Fenlon & When to Foul
• Women's Golf Tops Golfstat Division III Rankings
• Report by Mary Meeker '81 on Nation's Fiscal Challenges Commended for "Fresh Thinking"
• #7 DePauw Tops LaGrange in 10 Innings
• Research of Prof. Matt Hertenstein Featured in <i>Pittsburgh Tribune-Review</i>
• Prof. Kevin Howley Points to 'Five Signs of Shoddy Journalism'
• Prof. Jonathan Nichols-Pethick Among Panelists for '<i>Law & Order</i>: Changing Television'
• Sophomore Awarded Institute for International Public Policy Fellowship
• Charles McConnell '61 Joins William Raveis Real Estate
• Story on Suspension of <i>Washington Post</i> Reporter Includes Comments from Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Newspaper Features Junior Hoops Standout Sean Haseley
• Mike Posner Coming for April 2 Concert
• Swafford Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Minx Earns SCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Tigers Drop 7-5 Decision to Wabash
• Swafford Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Minx Earns SCAC Player of the Week Honors
• Tigers Drop 7-5 Decision to Wabash
• Michael Vasey '03 Quoted in <i>Chronicle of Higher Education</i>
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Previews Device-Free Day and Carr/Wales Ubben Debate
• There's No Debating Recent Tournament Successes
• Madison Murphy '08 Offers Firsthand Account of Natural Disaster in Japan
• 2011 Commencement DVD Available for Pre-Order
• A Life of Games
• A Life of Games
• WGRE Will Carry Ubben Lecture by Lee Hamilton '52 Live
• Prof. Kevin Howley Discusses NPR Flap with <i>Public Broadcasting Report</i>
• National Book Critics Circle Award Winner Jennifer Egan Coming April 27
• Tigers Pound out 17 Hits in 10-3 Win over Manchester
• DePauw Extends Baseball Win Streak to Four
• #6 Softball Opens with Sweep at Webster
• President Obama Appoints Tim Solso '69 to President's Management Advisory Board
• Tigers Pound out 17 Hits in 10-3 Win over Manchester
• DePauw Extends Baseball Win Streak to Four
• #6 Softball Opens with Sweep at Webster
• Lauer Finishes Fourth in NCAA Division III Pentathlon for Second All-America Honor
• Lauer Finishes Fourth in NCAA Division III Pentathlon for Second All-America Honor
• "Rocket-Like Career Trajectory" of Coach Brad Brownell '91 Spotlighted
• Lauer Seeded Third at NCAA Track and Field Championships
• Prof. Mona Bhan on "Counterinsurgency Strategy in Kashmir"
• Newspaper Recaps Residency of Acclaimed Composer Aaron Jay Kernis
• Lauer Seeded Third at NCAA Track and Field Championships
• Dave Eberle '58 Named CEO of Dick's Wings and Grill
• US Cellular Appoints David Kimbell '89 VP of Marketing
• "Dynamic Partners" Greencastle and DePauw Celebrate Receipt of City's 'Stellar Community' Grant
• Baseball Schedule Changes This Weekend
• DePauw Students Help Organize Protest Against Proposed Legislation
• Baseball Schedule Changes This Weekend
• Lee Hamilton '52 to Discuss Civility and Democracy at National Constitution Center Event
• Strong Pitching Lifts DePauw to Doubleheader Sweep
• DePauw Band Presents Concert Sunday at 3 p.m.
• Lt. Governor Will Announce Details of 'Stellar Communities' Grant Thursday at Public Event
• Strong Pitching Lifts DePauw to Doubleheader Sweep
• Kelly Writers Series Welcomes Diana Joseph for Wednesday Reading
• Prof. Bob Steele '69 Leads Task Force Recommending New Ethics Guidelines for NPR
• Juniors Katie Sink, Liz Massoth and Arielle Brosman
• Wednesday's Baseball Doubleheader Moved to Tuesday
• Students Assist Local Habitat for Humanity Project
• Tenor Joseph Shadday '09 Places Third in Grand Concours de Chant
• Greencastle Named a 'Stellar Community' in Inaugural Competition; Funds Will Support Community Development Projects
• Widow of Acclaimed Designer Mark Hampton '62 in Indy Friday for Lecture & Book Signing
• Wednesday's Baseball Doubleheader Moved to Tuesday
• At the Diner
• Juniors Katie Sink, Liz Massoth and Arielle Brosman
• At the Diner
• Softball Doubleheader at Maryville Canceled
• DePauw Splits Doubleheader at Manchester
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Previews Today's Aaron Jay Kernis Concert
• Softball Doubleheader at Maryville Canceled
• DePauw Splits Doubleheader at Manchester
• #15 DePauw Finishes Seventh at ITA National Indoor Championship
• Arts Council CEO Dave Lawrence '90 Among Indy's 'Who's Who in Hospitality'
• #15 DePauw Finishes Seventh at ITA National Indoor Championship
• Baseball Doubleheader Moved to Sunday
• Jennifer Thrasher '89 Publishes <i>Cape of Leaves</i>
• Baseball Doubleheader Moved to Sunday
• Maryville College Softball Invitational Canceled; DePauw Plays Maryville in Sunday Doubleheader
• Battle of Top Ten Teams when DePauw and Hope Square off Tonight in NCAA First Round
• Sarah McIlroy '91 Introduces Girls to the Possibilities of Engineering
• Maryville College Softball Invitational Canceled; DePauw Plays Maryville in Sunday Doubleheader
• Battle of Top Ten Teams when DePauw and Hope Square off Tonight in NCAA First Round
• NJ Concert Organized by Jason Asbury '95 Previewed in <i>Star-Ledger</i>
• Newspaper Foresees "Ferocious" NCAA Tournament Matchup Between DePauw and Hope
• New Work by Composer Kevin James '83 Noted in <i>NY Times</i>
• Friday Baseball Doubleheader Postponed
• Friday Baseball Doubleheader Postponed
• Chris Naylor '94 Elected Trustee of Investor Protection Trust
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Spotlights Composer-in-Residence Aaron Jay Kernis
• Richard Peck '56 Among Judges of Battle of the Kids' Books Tournament
• Friday's Doubleheader Location Changed; Tonight's Game Carried by WGRE
• "Egypt's Most Famous Democratic Dissident" -- Former Prof. Saad Ibrahim -- Featured in <i>Wall Street Journal</i>
• Play Written by Senior, <i>At the Diner</i>, to be Staged March 10-13
• Friday's Doubleheader Location Changed; Tonight's Game Carried by WGRE
• NCAA Women's Basketball Championship Selections Announced Online at 3 p.m. Today
• #10 DePauw Women Open NCAA Play on Friday at Hope
• NCAA Women's Basketball Championship Selections Announced Online at 3 p.m. Today
• DePauw Mentioned in Story Recalling Jim Thorpe's 1915 Stint as an IU Assistant Coach
• Tigers to Open NCAA Women's Hoops Tourney vs. "Familiar Foe" Friday
• #10 DePauw Women Open NCAA Play on Friday at Hope
• Wikipedia Founder & Author of <i>The Shallows</i> to Debate What Technology is Doing to Our Lives, March 30
• Holly Bailey '92 Elected 1st Woman President of Associated General Contractors of Illinois
• #10 DePauw Women Aim for SCAC Title
• DePauw Men Face Centre with SCAC Basketball Title on the Line
• DePauw Men Finish Third at Fred Wilt Invitational
• Tenth-ranked DePauw Women Win 10th SCAC Title; Headed to Eighth Straight NCAA Tourney
• Latest <i>Newsweek</i> Cites Prof. Cas Mudde
• Women Headed to NCAA Hoops Tournament for 8th Straight Year
• Centre Tops DePauw in SCAC Men's Title Game as Tigers' Rally Falls Short
• Prof. Tom Chiarella Profiles Liam Neeson in March <i>Esquire</i>
• #10 DePauw Women Aim for SCAC Title
• DePauw Men Face Centre with SCAC Basketball Title on the Line
• DePauw Men Finish Third at Fred Wilt Invitational
• Tenth-ranked DePauw Women Win 10th SCAC Title; Headed to Eighth Straight NCAA Tourney
• Centre Tops DePauw in SCAC Men's Title Game as Tigers' Rally Falls Short
• Women's Fund Director Jennifer Pope Baker '89 Featured in <i>Indy Star</i>
• #10 DePauw Advances to Eighth SCAC Title Game in Nine Years
• DePauw Men Top Trinity; Head to Second Straight SCAC Title Contest
• #10 DePauw Advances to Eighth SCAC Title Game in Nine Years
• DePauw Men Top Trinity; Head to Second Straight SCAC Title Contest
• Report by Mary Meeker '81 Calls for More US Investment in Technology, R&D
• "Basic Fairness in Legislative Procedure is Essential," Writes Lee Hamilton '52
• DePauw Men Advance to SCAC Basketball Semifinals Following Win over Austin
• DePauw Men Advance to SCAC Basketball Semifinals Following Win over Austin
• DePauw Men Begin SCAC Hoops Title Quest Tomorrow Afternoon
• #10 DePauw Women Begin SCAC Hoops Title Defense Tomorrow Night
• Pulitzer Prize-Winner Aaron Jay Kernis is Composer-in-Residence for 2011 'Music of the 21st Century'
• Brian Harmon '87 to Lead Indiana's North Gibson School Corporation
• DePauw Men Begin SCAC Hoops Title Quest Tomorrow Afternoon
• #10 DePauw Women Begin SCAC Hoops Title Defense Tomorrow Night
• Saturday Doubleheader Postponed; Rescheduled for March 9
• Women's Golfers Ranked Second in First Spring Poll
• City Councillor Dave Sturges '63 Profiled in Colorado Newspaper
• Saturday Doubleheader Postponed; Rescheduled for March 9
• Women's Golfers Ranked Second in First Spring Poll
• Steve Langerud Offers Tips on Dealing With a Familiar Question in Job Interviews
• Alice Ripley '85 to Make Chicago Concert Debut in May
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Analyzes the White House "Reset" with <i>Fox News</i>
• Jazzman Pharez Whitted '82 Nominated for Independent Music Award
• 'Career Coach': Best Cover Letters Describe How You Would Impact a Company
• Grant Will Send Prof. Michael Mackenzie to India This Summer
• You Gonna Eat That?
• You Gonna Eat That?
• DePauw Blanked for Second Straight Game
• #11 DePauw Improves to 22-3 and Finishes SCAC Regular Season Play at 15-1
• DePauw Rallies in Second Half for Win at Rhodes
• DePauw Blanked for Second Straight Game
• #11 DePauw Improves to 22-3 and Finishes SCAC Regular Season Play at 15-1
• DePauw Rallies in Second Half for Win at Rhodes
• Prof. Kevin Howley Offers 5 Reasons to Support Public Broadcasting
• Mike Wanchic '74 Back on the Road with John Mellencamp
• Bellarmine Wins DePauw Classic; Tigers Finish Third
• Wabash Wins DePauw Classic; Tigers Finish Seventh
• <i>LA Times</i> Praises Science Fiction Anthology Edited by Two DePauw Professors
• Bellarmine Wins DePauw Classic; Tigers Finish Third
• Wabash Wins DePauw Classic; Tigers Finish Seventh
• Tigers Host DePauw Classic on Saturday; Heat Sheets Posted
• School of Music Welcomes Chamber Music Duo, Terra Voce, February 28
• Tigers Host DePauw Classic on Saturday; Heat Sheets Posted
• Barbara Kingsolver '77 to Receive LEAF Award for Lifetime Environmental Achievement
• Percussion at Peeler Brings Music and Visual Art Together, February 23
• Springer Finishes Fourth on One-Meter Board as #19 DePauw Men Open SCAC Title Defense
• Veteran Statesman Lee Hamilton '52 Returns to Alma Mater as Ubben Lecturer March 15
• Springer Finishes Fourth on One-Meter Board as #19 DePauw Men Open SCAC Title Defense
• Bottoms' family speaks out
• Dead trees still plague county
• Jackson gets 6-year term
• Norlin enters change of plea
• DePauw Opera gets whimsical
• County population up 5 percent since 2000
• Mary K. Quinnette
• Police Scanner for 2-17
• GMS MATHCOUNTS team places 2nd
• Ivy Tech joins oneSHIRT clothing drive
• Lawson joins state briefing
• Quail Unlimited fundraiser set
• "Never Let Me Go" is absolutely mesmerizing
• Bristow's U.S. debut falls short of her talents
• Heart of the Matter
• Race to Relay for Life begins
• Proposed assessor's office raises denied at meeting
• Cloverdale school board is quick to address issues
• Dallas D. Ellis
• Sylvia Jane Hall
• Police Scanner for 2-16
• Facts about organ donation
• Snow business
• Donors made festival a success
• Sluggish first half hinders Greencastle
• South Putnam can't overcome tough first quarter at home
• Tiger Cubs take down Clovers
• GMS wrestlers defeat North Putnam
• Third quarter lull dooms Tiger Cubs at Monrovia
• #11 DePauw Women Travel to Birmingham-Southern
• Tiger Men Travel to Birmingham-Southern on Friday
• Former Tiger Football Coach Bill Lynch Named Associate AD for Development at Butler
• Prof. Mona Bhan to Speak at Stanford Symposium, 'Grounding Kashmir'
• Yo-Yo Ma Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
• DePauw Women Continue Climb in Both National Hoops Polls
• DePauw Swimmers and Divers Compete at SCAC Championships
• #11 DePauw Women Travel to Birmingham-Southern
• Tiger Men Travel to Birmingham-Southern on Friday
• Plans in Place for 2011 Relay For Life, April 30-May 1
• DePauw Women Continue Climb in Both National Hoops Polls
• Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Quoted in Story Examining Hillary Clinton Speech on 'Internet Rights and Wrongs'
• Indiana Lawmakers Again Consider Research and Testimony of DePauw Students
• DePauw Swimmers and Divers Compete at SCAC Championships
• Shoe Deals of ESPN Reporters an "Ethical Minefield," Prof. Bob Steele '69 Tells <i>NY Times</i>
• NCAA Notes Kris Huffman's 400th Coaching Victory at DePauw
• <i>Chicago Tribune</i> Dissects Steve Langerud's "Better Rounded" Resume
• Vermont Gallery's Photo Exhibition Includes Work by Prof. Cynthia O'Dell
• TV Station's Website Profiles 'List' Founder Angie Hicks '95
• Girls' swimming photo galleries now posted
• Sylvia Hall
• Sever Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Author John Jakes '53 to Keynote March 7 Event in Sarasota
• Coach Kris Huffman's 400th DePauw Victory is "Very, Very Special"
• Steve Langerud on Determining if You're in the Wrong Job
• Video Game Designed by Evan Skarin '09 Takes Top Award in Prestigious Indie Challenge
• Lee Hamilton '52 Addresses Challenges of Congress in Newspaper Op-Ed
• Sever Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Tiger Cubs capture Putnam County title
• Huffman records 400th career victory
• DPU wins final home game with 87-41 drubbing of Sewanee Tigers
• Severs' 26 leads Tigers to victory
• Bound for State
• Dancing in the Dark
• Greencastle man hoping to find kidney donor
• Night of Chocolate: For ladies only
• York Chevrolet Buick GMC donates to Greencastle High School athletics
• SBA Lending Initiatives launch on Feb. 15
• Local farms listed in sire evaluation report
• Free no-till breakfast offered by area SWCD's and Purdue Extension
• Livestock producers disaster assistance altered by weather
• Joe K. Webb
• #14 Tigers Host Sewanee in Final Regular Season Home Game
• DePauw Hosts Sewanee in Final Regular Season Home Game
• #14 Tigers Top Sewanee for 10th Straight 20-Win Season; Huffman Notches 400th Career Win
• DePauw Men Collect Sixth Straight Win and 10th in Last 11 Contests
• YWCA to Honor 'Woman of Distinction' Sally Byrn '69
• #14 Tigers Host Sewanee in Final Regular Season Home Game
• "Preparing Many More Youth for Achievement" is Goal of Dennis Bland '87
• DePauw Hosts Sewanee in Final Regular Season Home Game
• #14 Tigers Top Sewanee for 10th Straight 20-Win Season; Huffman Notches 400th Career Win
• DePauw Men Collect Sixth Straight Win and 10th in Last 11 Contests
• Raymond Dickerson
• Sweethearts share passion for blood donation
• Arrests made in Bottoms' death
• 'Icing on the Cake'
• Young 'rock stars' featured on local TV special
• Man charged in burglary
• A wreck on the highway
• Taking aim at the Winter Festival
• Pigskin Winner
• Putnam Scanner for Feb. 12, 2011
• Engagement Hammond - Hicks
• First Baptist recognizes Braden's 37 years of service
• Entries accepted for photo contest
• Tree limb pickup scheduled
• Big second half does in Tiger Cubs
• Lady Tiger Sharks take in the state experience
• South Putnam boys get first win of the season
• Warriors knock Cougars out of sectionals, 64-33
• Greencastle defeats Owen Valley
• Indianapolis Women Win DePauw Indoor Track & Field Invitational; Tigers Place Seventh
• Indianapolis Men Win DePauw Indoor Track & Field Invitational; Tigers Finish Ninth
• Dave Jones '84 "Has Come Out Swinging" as California's Insurance Commissioner
• Indianapolis Women Win DePauw Indoor Track & Field Invitational; Tigers Place Seventh
• Indianapolis Men Win DePauw Indoor Track & Field Invitational; Tigers Finish Ninth
• Greencastle swims away with county title
• Greencastle pulls away in second half for county championship
• GMS takes county crown
• Cougars fall to Eminence
• Eagles hang tough with Knights
• Huter's influence went beyond basketball court
• Recruitment: Fiji Pride
• Focus the Nation on clean energy
• Benassi returns to prison
• Police Scanner for 2-11
• John Lloyd Stamper
• Why Congress is less than the sum of its parts
• Teaching tolerance in our schools
• Where have the bobcats come from?
• Parke County REMC says thanks
• #14 Tigers Host Oglethorpe in SCAC Hoops Contest
• DePauw Men Host Oglethorpe in Final Home Weekend of the Year
• <i>CNBC.com</i> Article on Sick Days Includes Comments from DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• #14 Tigers Host Oglethorpe in SCAC Hoops Contest
• DePauw Men Host Oglethorpe in Final Home Weekend of the Year
• Exchange Students from France to Visit Campus: <i>Star</i>
• "Regime Change" Needed in Post-Mubarak Egypt, Says Barbara Ibrahim '71
• Kyle Smitley '07 is <i>Huffington Post</i>'s 'Greatest Person of the Day'
• ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen '54 Included in Upcoming Book on "Career-Defining Decisions"
• Doreen M. Braden
• Frank J. Ban
• 'Hairspray' is fun frolic -- with a message
• 'The King's Speech' a royal treat
• Bledsoe to enter change of plea
• Bainbridge ready to recycle
• Local weather enthusiast chases storms
• GCSC schedules make-up days
• Kathryn A. WIlkinson
• Police Scanner for 2-10
• DePauw Women Ranked 14th in Both National Basketball Polls
• Linda Heuring '76 Places Second in Fiction Contest
• DePauw Women Ranked 14th in Both National Basketball Polls
• Prof. Nic Pizzolatto is Finalist for Discover Great New Writers Award
• Sparkplugs outpace Eagles at sectional
• Dorothy F. DiRocco
• Anthony "Dingo" Dilcher
• Heavy on the Salt
• Lawmakers nix gun club
• Anglin retires from ISP
• City council briefed following big storm
• Evening at the Elms slated
• Police Scanner for 2-9
• Marcia A. Frazier
• Roachdale creates new fee for utilities
• Cloverdale Council conditionally approves revitalization plan
• Elwood enters change of plea
• Sentencing set for drug dealer
• Box of memories
• Repeal of act epitomizes disconnect
• Duke thanks customers for patience
• Free no-till breakfast offered by area SWCDs
• Vectren supports weatherization
• Cougars dominate first half, defeat Clovers
• GMS captures conference title
• DePauw's Operatic Double Bill
• Cleveland Jazz Festival Lineup Includes Pharez Whitted '82
• DePauw's Operatic Double Bill
• Andrew Sandler '77 Takes CEO Post at Abe's Garden
• Man charged for taking of bobcats
• Journey to the Middle of the Earth
• Professor Matthew Balensuela
• Jenny Vance '00 and Nichole Wilson '99 Among Indy's 'Forty Under 40'
• James B. Stewart '73 Discusses Upcoming Opera with NY Press
• Journey to the Middle of the Earth
• Professor Matthew Balensuela
• Duane Nickell '80 Offers Feedback on the State of Indiana's Public Schools
• Cheryl Gonzalez '99 Joins Baker & Daniels LLP
• Donnie Helterbrand is regional champion
• GHS medley relay headed to state finals
• Makahiki during Super bowl
• A magic family for three generations
• DPU women basketball holding clinic Wednesday
• United Way offers trip to the Cayman Islands
• Healing from the past with the Bible
• Police Scanner for 2-7
• Time to get Heart Smart about Sodium
• <i>Indianapolis Star</i> Previews Yo-Yo Ma's September DePauw Visit
• Author Dave Wann '71 Appears at Denver Event Thursday
• Helterbrand is regional champ, six headed to semi-state
• 4 Lady Tiger Sharks bound for state
• Area swimmers take aim at sectional finals
• Greencastle fastpitch holding signups
• Belle Union Youth League holding signups
• Old man winter still causing problems for county sports
• DePauw Finishes Dual Meet Portion of Season with Win at Rose-Hulman
• DePauw Men Top Rose-Hulman Finish with Perfect Dual Meet Record
• #15 Tigers Improve to 18-3 with Win at Centre
• Lee Hamilton '52 Has Role in Indiana's Ronald Reagan Centennial Celebration
• DePauw Finishes Dual Meet Portion of Season with Win at Rose-Hulman
• DePauw Men Top Rose-Hulman Finish with Perfect Dual Meet Record
• #15 Tigers Improve to 18-3 with Win at Centre
• Dark, yet playful, with Oh No Oh My
• 'Buried' is a tight, psychological thriller
• Three takes on the Disney classic 'Fantasia'
• Joseph M. Joyce
• Fillmore deals with aftermath of winter storm
• The right 'Choices': Court visit seeks to educate, deter students
• County remains on level 2 emergency through weekend
• The Eagle has Landed
• Budget order, tax rates approved
• Cloverdale UMC to host Financial Peace University
• Harold Surber
• Frances Scobee
• DePauw Set to Host Tiger Indoor Track and Field Invitational; Heat Sheets Posted
• Harvard's Chris Stedman to Discuss 'Faitheism' Thursday
• DePauw Set to Host Tiger Indoor Track and Field Invitational; Heat Sheets Posted
• #15 DePauw Women Travel to Centre for SCAC Hoops Contest
• DePauw Men Face Centre in Key SCAC Road Contest
• J. Adam Hawkins '11
• J. Adam Hawkins '11
• #15 DePauw Women Travel to Centre for SCAC Hoops Contest
• DePauw Men Face Centre in Key SCAC Road Contest
• Weather delays start of girls swimming sectional
• Tiger Cubs hoopsters split with Edgewood recently
• Financial and physical tolls
• Agencies slowly restoring power to Putnam County
• Some still out in the cold
• Anna D. Blair
• Helen Jean Wise
• Homeowners reminded to file for tax credits
• Valentine's Day tips for men
• City workers deserve gratitude
• Trash company set to catch up Friday
• <i>AP</i> Profile of Gov. Haley Barbour Quotes Prof. John Dittmer
• Tenor Thomas Cooley '91 to Perform at Carnegie Hall
• President Brian Casey Will Address Graduates of Indy's Park Tudor School
• Tigers Ranked #4 Nationally in Preseason Softball Poll
• Deputy injured in storm-related crash
• County back to level two emergency
• Change to Orcutt services
• North Putnam Youth Baseball League having signups
• SP Quarterback Club having meeting
• What a rush!
• Aim of Putnam RISE is to save energy, money
• Safety Reminders from the Greencastle Fire Department
• GHS hosts 50th Cumulative Honors Dinner
• Greencastle bands compete at solo and ensemble
• Honor Roll for Feb. 3
• "Absolutely Thrilling" News of September Visit by Yo-Yo Ma Noted by Paper
• Weather Conditions Begin to Improve; University Eyes Thursday Reopening
• Ryan Prall '98 Joins IU School of Medicine Faculty
• University Will Reopen at 9:30 AM Thursday
• County under level 1 weather emergency
• Festive Flakes
• Yo-Yo Ma to be featured
• Pittman to serve full-time as vice provost for online education
• Putnam Scanner for Feb. 2, 2011
• County girls' hoops teams prepare for sectional action
• County on level 3 travel alert
• Ruth Stanger
• "The People are Winning" in Egypt, Declares Barbara Ibrahim '71
• "Strengthening Ties with the Community" Goal of Exchange
• Classes Canceled for Wednesday as Severe Weather Emergency Continues
• Angie Hicks '95 Talks Remodeling with the <i>Wall Street Journal</i>
• University is Closed; More Ice Expected Later Today
• All county schools closed Tuesday
• County braces for possibility of ice storm
• Tournament postponed
• Howard Earl
• Oscar Miller
• Charles Hall Jr.
• Robert E. Orcutt Jr.
• A Life Celebrated
• Brothers named Citizen of the Year
• Endowment created for fire safety training grounds
• Barbara Buckelew
• Cummins CEO Tim Solso '69 Selected to Address DePauw's Class of 2011
• Becky Brothers '87 is Greencastle's 'Citizen of the Year'; Amber Bowers '00 to Lead Chamber
• Gary D. Newman
• James "Coach" Huter
• Contractor's meeting to learn NRCS guidelines
• Back to Basics: A Novice's Guide to Farm Animals
• Clovers place fourth, 15 headed to regional
• #16 DePauw Women Roll to 61st Straight SCAC Home Win
• DePauw Improves to 13-7 with 77-63 Win over Austin
• #16 DePauw Women Roll to 61st Straight SCAC Home Win
• DePauw Improves to 13-7 with 77-63 Win over Austin
• Jim Weddle '75 Featured in <i>St. Louis Commerce</i> Magazine
• Newspaper Writes of Clemson's Brad Brownell '91: "The Dude Can Coach"
• Greencastle spoils Cougars' homecoming
• South Putnam scores big homecoming win
• Strong second half propels Clovers to 45-30 victory
• Miller leads GHS with 23 in win over North Putnam
• DPU women's basketball team records 16th win of the season
• DePauw men take down Colorado in hoops action
• #19 Tigers Wrap up Home Swim Season with Win over #17 Chicago
• DePauw Women Drop Narrow Decision to #12 Chicago
• DePauw Opera to Present Works by Ravel & Menotti, February 10-13
• #19 Tigers Wrap up Home Swim Season with Win over #17 Chicago
• DePauw Women Drop Narrow Decision to #12 Chicago
• Faith heals in prison
• All Hail
• Shades of Red event is Friday
• Red Cross chili supper slated
• Mann - Meluch
• Harold D. "Bud" Surber
• Carol L. Benassi
• Area 30 offers hands-on learning
• Tiger Cub swimmers take County Meet
• Cougar swimmers have strong showing
• Yo-Yo Ma to be Featured at 'DePauw Discourse 2011: Empowering Society Through the Arts'
• #16 DePauw Places Five in Double-Figures in Win over Colorado College
• DePauw Holds off Visiting Colorado College for Sixth Win in Seven Games
• Former Prof. Saad Eddin Ibrahim Quoted in <i>CNN</i> Story on Protests in Egypt
• #16 DePauw Places Five in Double-Figures in Win over Colorado College
• DePauw Holds off Visiting Colorado College for Sixth Win in Seven Games
• Art Springing Up
• Pizza King reopens
• Officers identify truck in Bottoms' death
• Local man dies after accident
• New sentencing set for Rossok
• Police Scanner for 1-28
• The floodgates have opened
• Sleeping around
• Privatization is bad for students, teachers and hoosier families
• Organ donation was 'beautiful' experience
• Soil and Water eats, learns, salutes members
• Endowment established for War Memorial
• 8 workshops in foundation's Non-Profit Learning Series
• Tzouanakis Intermediate School second nine weeks honor roll
• Pollster Scott Rasmussen '86 to Speak at Union University
• <i>Phantom of the Opera</i> Cast, Including David Cryer '58, Celebrates 23 Years on Broadway
• #16 Women's Basketball Team Hosts Colorado College on Friday
• Men's Basketball Squares off with Colorado College on Friday
• #16 Women's Basketball Team Hosts Colorado College on Friday
• Men's Basketball Squares off with Colorado College on Friday
• North Putnam boy swimmers win, girls come in second
• GMS seventh graders defeat Southmont
• Aurel C. Willer
• Mildred L. "Middy" Marlatt
• GCSC board chooses Sutherlin as new member
• Ex-insurance agent sentenced
• North Putnam School board elects new president
• Convicted molester sentenced to time served
• Board doesn't want to take out trash
• Sentencing continuance requested
• Elks scholarship applicants advance to state level
• Festival Princess selection dates set
• Finding new ways to give
• We Can Create a Cervical Cancer-Free America
• AP story needs some clarification
• Museum just keeps getting better
• Privatization is not the answer for schools
• Second season win eludes Cloverdale
• Warriors swim away with victory on Tiger Cubs' senior night
• Cougars continue to struggle
• Tiger Cubs score two wins against Mounties Tuesday
• Tiger Cub seventh graders pick up wins
• South Putnam splits with Mooresville
• DePauw Women Remain Ranked in Both National Polls
• <i>Bloomberg</i> Story Quotes Darden Restaurants COO Drew Madsen '78
• DePauw Women Remain Ranked in Both National Polls
• EcoTeach Notes Contributions of DePauw Team's Winter Term in Service in Costa Rica
• Sutherlin chosen as new GCSC board member
• Cunot mourns a child
• Quincy man injured in crash
• Heather Unruh '89 to Emcee Benefit for Education Foundation
• Indiana Commerce Secretary Mitch Roob '83 Sees Chinese Investment in US Rising
• Scott Reasoner '09 Appointed Sales Manager for Baseball's Great Falls Voyagers
• 12 local stars eye dancing glory
• Women's Basketball Team to Host Kid's Clinic on Wednesday
• James B. Stewart '73 to Speak at Thurber House's 'Evenings with Authors' Series
• Bret Baier '92 Calls Playing in the Bob Hope Classic "An Unbelievable Experience"
• How Much Is a Million?
• Guards take home silvers
• Mary M. Haltom Boswell
• Are you ready for an earthquake?
• DePauw basketball team holding clinic Wednesday
• DePauw Playing Days of Brad Stevens '99 Noted in <i>Star</i> Story
• Trio of Pianists to Perform Pair of Concerts, February 4 & 5
• Nelson - 50th
• Cloverdale picks up first win of the year
• CHS holds court against Cougars
• Tiger Cubs stay perfect in conference after victory
• Eagles still searching for a win after 54-41 loss
• Greencastle loses first conference game of season
• South Putnam drops 13th straight game with loss
• Triple-Digit Milestone
• Cakes and fires
• Hopper wins Ray Kroc Award
• #9 DePauw Women Play at Southwestern Tonight
• DePauw Men Take on Pirates Tonight
• Tigers Drop to 3-1 after Loss at Illinois Wesleyan
• #19 Tigers Improve to 5-0 with Win at Illinois Wesleyan
• Ninth-ranked DePauw Rolls to 15th Win
• Tigers Nail 15 Three-Pointers in 29-point Win at Southwestern
• Tigers Drop to 3-1 after Loss at Illinois Wesleyan
• #19 Tigers Improve to 5-0 with Win at Illinois Wesleyan
• Ninth-ranked DePauw Rolls to 15th Win
• Tigers Nail 15 Three-Pointers in 29-point Win at Southwestern
• #9 DePauw Women Play at Southwestern Tonight
• DePauw Men Take on Pirates Tonight
• Clemson's Director of Basketball Operations Dick Bender '89 Returns to Maryland
• Raab goes from student to teacher
• Senate approves Lawson's bill extending vote centers
• Bainbridge CC hosts college fair
• Phyllis M. Harrison Roach
• DePauw's Four-Game Streak Ends at Trinity
• Former VP Dan Quayle '69 Appears with Former President George H.W. Bush on Key Anniversary
• Perfitt Named SCAC Swimmer of the Week
• DePauw's 21-game SCAC Win Streak Comes to an End at Trinity
• DePauw's Four-Game Streak Ends at Trinity
• Perfitt Named SCAC Swimmer of the Week
• Retiring Pastor Bill McGraw '68 Profiled in Newspaper
• Prof. Vanessa Fox Discusses Increase in Goose Population
• DePauw's 21-game SCAC Win Streak Comes to an End at Trinity
• Sitting on the past
• Snowy county roads create hazards, collisions, slideoffs for reckless drivers
• Police Scanner for 1-21
• I love you; I hate you
• Don't let the dialogue of democracy be a victim, too
• Water on the brain
• Greencastle JV games rescheduled
• Tiger Cubs win season opener over Mustangs
• Putnam County Schools under 2-hour delay Friday
• Hargrove convicted
• Jesse Irving "Tilly" Tillotson
• All county schools to dismiss 2 hours early
• Former Cloverdale students return as school adminstrators
• Aldrich Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Tigers Continue Climb; Ranked in Top Ten in Both National Hoops Polls
• #9 DePauw Women Travel to Texas for SCAC Weekend
• DePauw Men Take Four-Game Streak into Friday Hoops Contest
• Dave Wann '71 Authors <i>The New Normal: An Agenda for Responsible Living</i>
• Aldrich Named SCAC Player of the Week
• Tigers Continue Climb; Ranked in Top Ten in Both National Hoops Polls
• #9 DePauw Women Travel to Texas for SCAC Weekend
• DePauw Men Take Four-Game Streak into Friday Hoops Contest
• Carolyn Wilson '76 Appointed Principal of Massachusetts School
• Hargrove's trial goes into day 2
• County approves hangar lease
• Richard E. "Dick" McKenna
• Honor Roll for 1-20
• Cougar wrestlers suffer loss on senior night
• Correction
• Cloverdale wrestling senior night spoiled by Southmont
• Clovers fall to Rockville
• North Putnam drops heartbreaker to Mounties
• Hargrove's trial begins
• Lightle comes to PCPL
• Bond lowered for Stewart-Lane
• South Putnam schools prepare, gear up for changes
• Roachdale approves improvement plan
• County to offset employees' health insurance rate increases
• Council approves budget measures
• Appointed school boards?
• Tucson terrorism: A deeply rooted assault on democracy
• Credit union supports MHAPC
• DePauw Junior Helps Current HS Seniors Navigate College Choices
• Prof. Jeff Kenney Speaks in Malaysia on 'The Challenges of Teaching Islam at an American University'
• Lee Hamilton '52 on the Implications for Democracy Following the Arizona Shootings
• Lasting Gifts
• Knit Knite provides fun activity to those with patience
• Woman arrested for theft at funeral
• GCSC interviews to fill vacant board position
• Beulah May Lewis
• Warren "Troy" Scoggan
• Dan C. Rattray
• Plant exhibit slated
• Tiger Cubs claim WCC championship
• Cloverdale overcomes tough second quarter for 5-point win
• Beulah May Lewis
• <i>Times of India</i> Notes DePauw Winter Term Visitors
• TV's <i>Nightline</i> "Broke New Ground," Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Tells <i>Arizona Republic</i>
• Neuro-Oncologist Stephanie Wagner '94 a 'Rising Star'
• #10 DePauw Women Rally in Second Half for SCAC Win
• Hot-Shooting Tigers Roll to Fourth Straight Win
• #10 DePauw Women Rally in Second Half for SCAC Win
• Hot-Shooting Tigers Roll to Fourth Straight Win
• #19 DePauw Men Finish Fourth at Washington Invitational
• Writer and Humorist Ian Frazier Here February 16
• #19 DePauw Men Finish Fourth at Washington Invitational
• Greencastle wins WCC
• Tiger Cubs rebound for win over Eagles
• Cloverdale edges Cadets with 4-point win
• Greencastle keeps winning, defeats South Putnam by 17
• North Putnam struggles against Bulldogs, 71-51
• Cloverdale girls lose a big one to Cascade, 98-27
• Cougars still searching for fourth win after loss to Bulldogs
• Cast a Long Shadow
• Drug bust suspects set for Jan. 25 trials
• Care Net gives away children's winter clothes
• Hospital now offering digital mammography
• Theater at Putnam Museum is a show and chance to act
• Former town manager gets 2 years for theft
• Putnam Scanner for Jan. 15
• Dorothea Nelson - 102
• Rosetta Cummings - 90th
• Prof. Yeon-Ji Yun to Perform Sunday in West Lafayette Concert
• <i>ESPN.com</i> Profiles "Smart and Sure-Handed" Brad Stevens '99
• Ice Cream Shoot
• Eyes on the Crown
• Live Stream Action!
• Eagles sweep Patriots in swim action
• Strong Second Half Lifts DePauw to Third Straight Win
• Building a Resume
• Building a Resume
• Junior's Efforts for Charity Noted in <i>Louisville Courier-Journal</i>
• #10 Tigers Notch Eighth Straight Win
• Strong Second Half Lifts DePauw to Third Straight Win
• ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen '54 to Speak at Philadelphia Event
• #10 Tigers Notch Eighth Straight Win
• Arena for sale
• Governor names new leaders
• Aubrey, Goheen accept plea agreements, jail time
• Arts Illiana offers several workshops for regional grants
• Karen Sue Garrett
• Rosetta J. Hoskins
• Winifred F. Bryant
• Police Scanner for Jan. 14
• Governor appoints new member to IURC
• Fatal crash on I-65
• Year of my discontent
• Boehner blitz: Reagan redux
• Mobile devices more important in coming year
• First aid, CPR training set for Jan. 29
• Greencastle Parks and Recreation Department celebrates Legos
• Berry honored for 16 years on school board
• Cloverdale school board hears from new councilor
• Baird weighs in on State of the State
• Jones, Gallagher receive sentence
• Gas rates in Bainbridge raised after public hearing
• Madge T. Greenlee
• Area school honor rolls
• 'Money Never Sleeps' a sub-par sequel
• Robert Pollard still churning out the tunes
• Tiger Sharks split with Cadets
• Release Party for CD by Shannon Forsell '88 is Saturday
• DePauw GIS Center Gets NITLE 'Sustainable Program Award'
• J.J. Costello '08 Cited in <i>Chicago Tribune</i> Article
• DePauw Women Move Up in Both National Hoops Polls
• NYU Class Co-Taught by CEO Tim Collins '78 Noted in <i>Financial Times</i> of London
• Steve Langerud Applauds New Jobs Website in <i>Christian Science Monitor</i>
• Jeff Mezger '77 & KB Home Collaborate with Martha Stewart on 'Net-Zero Energy' Home
• DePauw Women Move Up in Both National Hoops Polls
• Pho-dog-graphy
• Jonathon S. "Shad" Cox
• TZ says 'We're not gonna take it' to bullying
• Alleged traffickers appear in court
• Cloverdale addresses two vehicle issues
• Hedge gives council follow up on water main break
• Richard Allan Johnson
• Everett Ray Curran
• Police Scanner for Jan. 12, 2011
• Life moves pretty fast...
• Women and the U.S. Constitution: A Call to Action
• Where does nuclear disarmament go from here?
• Tiger Cubs, Cougars in action on the mat
• Amelia Earhart Day event canceled
• <i>Diet for a Small Planet</i> Author to Keynote Symposium, 'You Gonna Eat That?'
• Music Video Directed by Pete Ohs '05 on Two 'Best of 2010' Lists
• Profs. Catherine Fruhan and Smita Rahman Receive Exemplary Teacher Award
• <i>Woman's Day</I> and <i>Monster.com</i> Get Tips from DePauw's 'Career Coach'
• Nobel Laureate Ferid Murad '58 Joins Faculty of George Washington University
• Visitors arrested at Putnamville Correctional Facility
• Hot breakfast
• Mary K. Bollman
• Mellon Grant will support and enhance Asian studies program
• What does 'commitment' really mean?
• Co-Alliance pledges $20,000 in academic scholarships to students
• Family of Farmers announces Ag Resource grant program
• Tiger Sharks shatter records at conference
• Greencastle girls get edged out by Cascade at DePauw
• Eels too strong for Cougars
• Greencastle gets second straight win in 2011
• Clovers win South Vermillion invite
• GHS boys win record-setting WCC meet
• Lady Tiger Sharks come up short in WCC heartbreaker
• Tiger Cubs hold off Sparkplugs for win
• Sparkplugs shock Tiger Cubs by 7
• Clovers fall to Covenant Christian
• North Putnam scores come from behind win over Turkey Run
• South Putnam drops close contest
• Eagles battle Eels
• South Putnam wins in OT
• Water main break affects restaurant
• Mill Pond collects funds for United Way
• Putnam County SWCD party set
• Grant applications due February 1st
• Putnam Scanner for Jan. 8
• Willard L. "Cork" Robinson
• State health officials warn not to consume sprouts
• Trio charged in connection with robbery
• You can either take it or leave it alone
• Fillmore fund transfers on hold
• State to make free weather radios available
• Raymond G. Busch
• Public invited to Hope Haven Horse Farm fundraiser Jan.29
• GHS alumni scholarships offered
• Police Scanner for Jan. 7, 2011
• Pakistan is Urdu for Cambodia
• New Year's Day run a success
• Thanks for help with the parade
• Cold shooting Cougars fall to Fountain Central, 57-27
• Eels too slippery for South Putnam
• North Putnam boys swimmer place second, girls third in tri-meet
• Musician's Send-Off
• Jackson to be sentenced Jan. 27
• Park Board reviews 2010, looks to '11
• Ernest Franklin Egloff
• Police Scanner for 1-6-11
• Former Brazil Police Chief arrested
• PCYSA holding free soccer skills clinic
• Rodriguez hits the mark with 'Machete'
• Shimabukuro rocks on ukulele
• Tiger Cubs change tip-off time for Colts
• Commissioners approve hirings
• Tiger Cubs notch 10th win of the season
• Clovers stumble against Clay City
• African family gets miracle
• Local students win IFB Scholarships
• Putnam County courthouse needs repairs
• Norma Dueece Spencer Newsom Young
• Tommie Jean Swilling
• Library starting 2011 with new events
• It ain't easy being me ...
• Life at the cellular level
• January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
• It's a Boy
• 50 years fighting fires
• Museum ready for New Year with new activities
• Putnam Scanner for Jan. 3
• A year of wonderful Extension awards
• Tigers remain perfect in SCAC action
• DePauw loses fourth straight
• Cloverdale wrestling places seventh at Ben Davis Super 16
• Clovers hang on to take crown over Falcons
• Eagles fall to Triton Central in holiday tournament
• South Putnam still searching for first win
• Lady Eagles drop pair in JV Holiday tournament
• 103 years young
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 31
• William Edward Chandler
• Eva Anna Buchanan
• Lester A. Hendrickson
• Gary M. Roper
• Moose members spread cheer
• Speak Out for Dec. 31
• Thanks to 2010
• Tigers torch John Carroll for victory
• Cloverdale advances to final with victory over Cascade
• South Putnam swimming hosts Eagle Relays
• South Putnam suffers loss to North Vermillion in OT
• North Putnam edged by White River Valley
• Hutcheson tosses in 29 in Greencastle loss
• Eagles lose heartbreaker in double overtime to Cascade, 46-44
• South Putnam places second in holiday tournament
• Fun Winter Run
• Robert George Oeding
• Joseph "Tug" R. Warrick
• Robert E. "Bob" White
• Marion B. Huddleston
• Mary L. Skinner
• Notice of appeal filed in Buis case
• 2010 gives us eclectic mix of quality records
• Dogs wake owner during house fire
• Feeding hungry in Bainbridge
• Virginia E. Merrett
• Carleen Carrington
• Robert E. "Bob" White
• LaDonna Ellison
• Rowena M. Whitaker
• Motion to dismiss filed in prosecutor case
• If you're going to dream...
• Obama's gift to AT&T
• The rule of Sebelius
• Tigers rout Engineers, advance to finals
• Fire in Morton
• Fenwick and Bookwalter sworn in
• DePauw Prof. Emeritus John Dittmer to appear on NPR program today
• Christmas Magic
• Christmas Eve break-in at Humphrey's
• Stretching your budget, dollar
• Louise Mager
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 23, 2010
• Our Little Elf Meets Santa
• Tax deal a sign of much bigger problems
• Obama's gift to AT&T (and Comcast and Verizon)
• Roller coaster year produces a few gems
• Franco, Williams give top individual performances in '10
• The wake-up call
• What's the best X-mas special?
• Cub Scout fundraiser a success
• Consider giving the gift of life
• Food pantry weathering strong holiday rush, need
• South Putnam fall to Rockville in Indy
• Eagles stumble against Rockville
• Cougars score win over Falcons
• Warm hands warm hearts
• Dale DeWayne Shillings
• SP Horse Judging Team garners national honors
• Hornaday held without bond
• Proctor leaves council after 16 years
• County council approves filling three positions
• Officers provide holiday meal
• City Christmas ornaments on sale
• St. Andrew's plans Christmas services
• Marvin F. Richardson
• Tiger Cub wrestlers suffer loss to Avon
• Tiger Cubs pick up big win over Rockville, 60-50
• Charles "Chuck" F. May
• Kenneth Stevenson
• Teddies for Tots
• Building Tomorrow DePauw receives $1,000 donation
• Man jailed for possessing fake bombs, pleads not guilty
• County accepts loan for two trucks
• Give, not receive
• Hubert Crodian
• Cloverdale man arrested for molesting a child
• Norma J. Denny
• Alex Koors named to All-American squad
• Santa makes his rounds at Greencastle
• Parade worth the wait
• Patricia "Patty" Diane Clampitt
• Tiger Cubs sweep, win Holiday Tournament
• North Putnam's Barrett honored by WVFCA
• Tigers improve to 6-2 on the season with win
• Clovers go cold in 2nd quarter, fall to Bulldogs
• North Putnam gets big conference win over Cadets
• Cloverdale boys fall short against Bulldogs, 63-51
• Clovers still in search of first win
• Eagles drop close contest to Guerin Catholic, 47-42
• North Putnam falters against conference rival Cascade
• Christmas parade labor of love
• Hospital introduces HDTV equipment
• Clothing the children
• Initiative tries to up college bound
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 18, 2010
• Betty L. Albright
• Patricia A. Marvel
• Grace Tabernacle welcomes new pastor
• Immanuel Baptist Church announces Christmas services
• Merry Brickmas
• Buis sentenced to 18 years
• Land sentenced to 8 concurrent years
• Hoover released from jail early
• Hargrove's trial moved back
• City receives $530,329 grant for Albin Pond Dam to bring it to code, repair
• NPSC loses 3 board members, gains one
• Cloverdale captures county title
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 16, 2010
• Christmas bells play at Autumn Glen
• City employees receive bonuses
• Fire destroys Cloverfield home
• Cloverdale addresses a number of issues in last town council meeting of year
• Robert S. Preston
• Franklin, Bryan named Players of the Year
• Five local football players named to All-State team
• Eagles fall to Patriots in physical contest
• Greencastle wins pair against South Vermillion
• A Christmas Tradition
• Cloverdale receives many bids
• Area 30 addresses Cloverdale School Board of Trustees
• Terry Bittles
• Cornelius van Zwoll
• Ivy Tech, Indiana State students, staff plant holly trees on campus
• Children's author at PLCL
• Barkitecture contest for all Dogitects
• Lee "Curtis" Smith
• David G. Starr
• Bud Holton
• Juanita L. Cottongim
• GHS girls win JV county title
• Eagles' struggles continue in 62-45 loss to Southmont
• Cougars miss seniors in loss
• Greencastle boys drop one to undefeated Golden Arrows
• Greencastle continues to roll with win over Cloverdale
• Hutcheson, Haussin combine for 40 in GHS win over Clovers
• South Putnam struggles against Cascade, 77-44
• North Putnam surges, but falls short vs. Rox
• Cascade outlasts Eagles
• Let there be lights
• The frosting is spackle
• Williams arrested on drug charges
• Gick prepares for shift to new council position
• Officer born in Putnam suing Indianapolis PD
• Civic duty drives Fogle
• Jeffery Allen Lee
• William E. Kumpf
• Bud Holton
• The dawning of a new decade
• Donald L. Custis
• Cletis Zoe Wiatt
• O Christmas Tree
• Giving Tree shops for needy families
• Tiger Cubs split with Mounties in the pool
• North Putnam hosted four-way wrestling match Wednesday
• Greencastle home to two Power and Hope winners
• Board appoints new coach
• Bainbridge looks to hike gas utility rates for next year
• Mason Jewelers open for business
• Franco is superb in Boyle's '127 Hours'
• Two of year's best bands release 'forget-me-not' singles
• Lights of Love
• GHS ends two-game skid against Danville
• North Putnam takes down 400 free relay record
• DAR celebrates 4 Good Citizen awards for students
• South Putnam wraps up many Toys for Tots
• Richard E. Coffey
• Marjorie DeRaimo
• Commissioners apply for grant
• Local athletes earn West Central Conference honors
• Greencastle falls to Danville
• Holiday Fun
• Bears, authors and spiders, oh my!
• GREENCASTLE -- Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 1374 has announced a gift of $500 to the U.S.O. The U.S.O. is a private non-profit entity chartered by the U.S. Congress to provide stateside and overseas support to armed services perso
• Greencastle EAA donates to U.S.O.
• Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow
• Lois Allee
• John Albert Grimes
• INDOT Prepares for Winter Weather
• Citizen of the Year nominations being accepted today
• POET part of group partnering with NASCAR
• Tips to avoid holiday weight gain
• Tiger Cubs run away with County title
• Cloverdale wins County consolation contest
• Clovers go 4-1 at Western Boone Invite
• North Putnam swimmers battle South Vermillion, Edgewood
• PCCF gives grants for near $125,000
• Sentencing set for Rossok
• Nominations being sought for Putnam Citizen of year
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 4, 2010
• Putnam Patter for Dec. 4, 2010
• Last deer of season
• Home Tour aids Toys for Tots
• Cole wins Excellence in Instruction award
• Parker 50th wedding anniversary
• Feeling Quilty
• GHS powers into the finals with 51-34 win
• Cougars open season with Classic win over Eagles
• Parade canceled
• Community Cantata
• Putnam County ICE deputies recognized as 'best in state'
• HSPC seeks $250,000 grant
• Fillmore to change nuisance ordinance
• Russell H. Pruitt
• Putnam Scanner
• Lights of Love set for Tuesday
• Gobin cookie sale promises goodies
• Parks Department presents 'Light the Park' this weekend
• Cougar coach thankful for community support
• Cloverdale succumbs to Owen Valley
• North Putnam struggles early, falls to Rockville
• Greencastle scores big win over South Putnam Thursday
• North Putnam Youth Basketball League sign ups announced
• 'Waking Sleeping Beauty'
• 'Walt and el Grupo'
• Carolina Chocolate Drops a sweet treat for local ears
• Motorists struggle with season's first snow
• ISP offers tips for winter driving
• New Indiana State scholarship has Greencastle ties
• Holiday Winners Crowned
• Benassi ordered held without bond
• Walmart Gives Donations
• William L. Raney III
• Residents launch weight loss challenge
• GHS girl swimmers score win over Bruins
• Greencastle seventh grade basketball wins 53-19
• Eagles shooting woes spell doom against Warriors
• Cougars lose Frye, come up short against Panthers
• North Putnam gets four decisions against Bruins
• Greencastle battles Terre Haute South in swimming
• Local businesses get in on Cyber Monday
• Zoeller working to rewrite forfeiture law
• Man arrested for bike theft
• Cloverdale utility meeting has dustup
• Deduction filing deadline nears for property owners
• Bainbridge insurance agent to be sentenced Jan. 25
• Stanton pleads guilty to sexual battery
• Putnam Scanner for Dec. 1, 2010
• Tigers capture Rokicki Challenge title
• Read All About It
• United Way seeking individual donations
• CO awareness important during winter months
• Lunch with Santa slated for Dec. 18
• John Fields
• Betty Blue
• Donna Adams
• Annual cantata set for this weekend
• DePauw student helps with hunt
• Putnam Scanner Nov. 29
• Cougars come up short at state, 26-14
• Cougars come up short at state, 26-14
• Franklin wins Eskew Mental Attitude Award
• Franklin wins Eskew Mental Attitude Award
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 27, 2010
• Fillmore wins 4th straight Spell Bowl
• Angelfood offers Christmas dinners
• Susan M. Stout
• City officials inspect collapse at Mason's
• Cougar Mania
• Benassi back in jail
• Turkey Bowl XLI
• Lambermont has local roots, looks to future
• Carl F. Dickerson Jr.
• Rep. Baird to serve on Agriculture and Ways and Means committees
• DePauw tops for electricity savings in 'Campus Conservation Nationals'
• Community Support
• Coats for Kids continues to meet big need
• Let's make it about the people, not the parties
• Table Talk to continue 'Lunch with Santa'
• Hospital thankful for guild's support
• Viewers should bench 'The Winning Season'
• Local audiences to get taste of Carolina Chocolate Drops
• South Putnam opens season with loss to Turkey Run
• GHS hoopsters fall to Athenians by one point
• Greencastle 7th graders get wins
• Cougars looking forward to State
• North Putnam's Barrett ready for State
• North Putnam making a State-ment
• Playing it forward
• Caucus to fill vacant seats
• Jackson Township seat open
• Attorney General's office to defend state prosecutors
• Buis pleads guilty to manslaughter
• In the spirit of giving
• Albert R. Wood
• Marguerite 'Maggie' Louise Richard
• Barker back as Town Council member
• Our students deserve the best
• Campaign financing should be made public
• Speak out: Children should be taught life is sacred
• Speak out: School administrators should not be allowed to hire relatives
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 24
• Leaving a greener footprint
• Public Record for Nov. 24, 2010
• Carolina Chocolate Drops to perform at DePauw Nov. 30
• Sportsmen, churches, businesses support food program
• Cloverdale opens season with win at home
• Tiger Cubs continue to roll, handle Crawfordsville by 23
• Track North Putnam's march to the state finals
• Greencastle swims past Eagles for victory
• Bookwalter named in forfeiture suit
• Unloading the bus, lending a hand
• Award winners: A little gumption goes a long way
• Deer-auto collisions on rise in autumn
• Bazaar caters global cuisine
• David Bradley Allen
• New pediatrician joins PCH staff
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 22, 2010
• Tiger Cubs take Putnam County crown
• Eagles hold off Cloverdale in county tournament
• DPU women's basketball falls on buzzer beater
• DePauw's season ends with first round loss
• Framing a success
• Nightingale opens new office
• Master gardner certification takes year to complete
• Tiger Cubs take Putnam County crown
• Cougars get 6-0 win over Evansville Mater Dei, prepare for first state finals
• Tiger women down No. 3 Illinois Wesleyan
• DePauw hosts 1st home playoff game today
• Concert gives guitar students unique opportunity
• Car crash fatality
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 20, 2010
• Kenneth W. Ferrell Jr.
• Scam uses wind group's checks
• PCH presented with check from guild
• Quarterhorse event to be held Dec 3-5
• Benefit planned for former Cunot ministers
• Working on the late shift
• Court rejects plea in welfare fraud case
• Student of the month
• Unger plans to seek post-conviction relief
• Clay resident named to commission
• Cougars bound for Lucas Oil
• Cougars bound for Lucas Oil
• Turkeys for toddlers
• NP Board opposes attendance centers
• Jeanne Victoria Bendel
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 19, 2010
• DePauw Band presents Sunday afternoon concert
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 19, 2010
• PCCF essay contest winners announced
• Recycling program a success
• Decorated for the Home Tour
• Arts@DePauw schedule for week of Nov. 22
• 'Gathering Together' orchestra concert set for Monday
• Guild supports PCH
• Troopers feted
• ISP stepping up holiday patrols
• Hospital's entrance to be closed Nov. 22
• Sharing reflections
• Giving tree needs donations
• Gary woman arrested for trafficking at prison
• GHS open tournament with big win
• Cougars edge Eagles, advance to finals Saturday
• Reelsville man arrested for sexual misconduct
• Members of 'The New Class'
• Live stream kicks off tonight at SP game
• Decorated for December
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 18, 2010
• 6-year-old hunter bags big buck
• Walter Michael Class III
• Candance Kane Kersey
• Roland L. 'Weed' Truesdale
• Program gives foster children books of their own
• School calendars for Nov. 18
• Lunch menus for week of Nov. 22
• Area school honor rolls
• 'Concert for the Americas' a monument to an icon
• Extras on "A Christmas Carol" lack surprise, but film still impresses
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 18, 2010
• Paranormal group discusses gear
• Greencastle takes down Southmont by 19
• North Putnam improves to 2-1 with 44-27 win over Covington
• Greencastle swimmers open season with win
• Baird takes oath of office as new District 44 representative
• GOP caucus to fill empty seats amid Baird's absence
• Celebrating spatial locating
• Collections should give late bolster to county's 911 budget
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 17, 2010
• Homes decorated for the holidays
• Saluting heroes
• 'Much Ado About Nothing' comes to DePauw
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 17, 2010
• Library hosts Smoke-Out Day
• County seeks grant money for busiest road
• South Putnam principal pleased with school's progress
• A word to the wise
• Reader has discovered hope, change to believe in
• First Taste of Putnam County deemed success
• Am I the student or the teacher?
• A gift for the animals
• Keep pets protected in winter months
• Charles Jenkins
• James Perry
• Schedule changes for football semi-state, county basketball tournament
• Daughters maintain mother's photo collection
• Area 30 plans to increase dual credit options
• New Cloverdale school board member looks ahead
• Delta Theta Tau presents annual Home Tour
• William Harvey Aker Jr.
• Helen P. Kaiser
• National survey ranks DePauw in top 10 percent
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 15, 2010
• DPU senior takes 3rd in feature writing contest
• 2009 Indiana State ACRE triggers met
• Chamber lunch designed to start business dialogue
• Terre Haute hospice has open house
• GHS places second at Tip-Off Classic
• DePauw opens NCAA tournament play at home Saturday
• Shocker in Crawfordsville
• North Putnam takes regional crown with 25-14 win
• Unknown illness forces temp. closure of HSPC
• SAWs still searching for individuals to help
• Teen's car strikes a tree on N U.S. 231
• Rossok to enter change of plea
• 'Home for Holidays' decorating contest
• Alva Richard Carney Jr.
• Donald Allen Borer
• Jackson trial pushed back
• Buis' motion for release denied
• Quite a Quilt
• St. Paul the Apostle to host memorial
• Community Thanksgiving dinner
• Rossok to enter change of plea
• Public Record for Nov. 12, 2010
• JSBX re-releases an aural assault
• Roth stars in surprising gem 'Lie to Me'
• North Putnam notches first win of the season
• Next Sustainable Greencastle meeting in Tuesday
• Greencastle advances in Girls Tip-Off Tournament
• School calendars for the week of Nov. 15
• Cloverdale drops heartbreaker by two
• Assessed valuation up in Greencastle School District
• Mildred L. Neese
• Father, daughter team up for museum art show
• Mary E. Moore
• Phi Gamma Delta fraternity establishes new endowment
• Sonia Ann Jones
• Barker resigns as council member
• Judith E. 'Judi' Cook
• Planning commission recommends no rezone
• Showcasing a school of diverse creatures
• Halloween Fun Run a big success
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 12, 2010
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 12, 2010
• Arts@DePauw calendar for week of Nov. 15
• Brothers in Arms
• North Putnam students pay homage to veterans
• New surgeon on staff at PCH
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 10, 2010
• Town Council faces increased insurance costs
• 2010 keepsake ornament features Emerald Palace
• Pyramid schemes abound in Egypt
• Accused arsonist's trial set for December
• Sharing veterans' stories was ultimate reward
• Spirit of Giving
• Roachdale salary ordinance passed with some increases
• Celebrating 100 years of history
• DePauw student granted deferred prosecution
• Student spot to air during Saturday's national telecast
• Registered sex offender arrested on child porn charge
• Putnam County Extension Advisory council to meet Nov. 30
• Sentencing set in money laundering case
• Burglary case moving forward
• North Putnam drop season opener on the road by 38
• Clovers open season with loss to Tri-West
• William C. Vaughn III
• Youth softball coach charged with sexual misconduct
• Howard Cleo Summers
• Child's Play
• Michael S. Schanke
• Leaf pickup off to good start
• Roy Hassler
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 10, 2010
• Warm weather's skating away
• PCH anesthesiologist recently recognized
• Cloverdale group aims for lighted ball field
• Cornhole Champions
• Bessie J. Fellows
• Investigator: Gender has little to do with tendency to embezzle
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 9, 2010
• 4-H'ers celebrate with recognition, awards ceremony
• Greater Greencastle Chamber announces 'Spirit of Christmas'
• Restoration store open for business
• Brazil Concert Band will perform Nov. 21
• Robertha Wathen
• Moore's All-State
• Elks hosting Hoop Shoot contest
• Local artisans get crafty at fairgrounds
• DePauw snares first outright SCAC title
• NP cast to act in 'The Curious Savage'
• Beef up resources at Area 5 meeting
• Goat, sheep producers have Town Hall meeting
• Husband-wife duo in residence this week
• Cougars Win Sectional
• Teller accused of stealing over $87,000 from bank
• Car crash sends Bainbridge man to Indy hospital with neck injury
• Elliott to be ordained in Church of Christ
• Sectional Football
• Up, Up and Away!
• Take Back the Night event set for Nov. 10
• Phares receives 3-year sentence
• Arnold 60th anniversary
• DePauw wins first outright SCAC title
• Engagement Snyder - Sciera
• Jazz group looks at Big Band Era
• New Arrivals 11-6
• Woodwind quintet has Monday recital
• New Life Baptist participates in Operation Christmas Child
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 6, 2010
• Nazarene Church dedicates sanctuary
• Barbara L Fraizer
• State objects to Buis' motion for release
• Toy Drive starts up for season
• Juvenile detained for sexual contact
• Customer's behavior was inexcusable
• And the World's Worst Mother Award goes to ...
• County Committee elections begin today; ballots due Dec. 6
• CHS students honored for academic achievements
• Care Net to host inaugural Ministry Fair this month
• Fillmore to improve local lift stations
• Buis files for motion for release from jail
• Teachers of Tomorrow to take place Nov. 18
• Wilderness enthusiast talks about surviving in the wild
• Tigers look to extend program's best gridiron start on Saturday
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 5, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 5, 2010
• HEC to recognize Putnamville Correctional Facility
• Putnam County Cover Crop Tour is Nov. 17
• 2-car crash on US 36
• Celebration Alley
• Obama has hijacked Democratic Party
• Music educators to gather at DPU for Saturday conference
• National School Lunch Week was local success
• Pucketts place 3rd in ESPN Challenge
• Guided By Voices hasn't lost its fastball
• DePauw's green grade improves
• 'Highlander' films on Blu-ray
• Arts@DePauw calendar for week of Nov. 8
• 'Toy Story 3' worth the wait
• School lunch menus for week of Nov. 8
• 'Due Date' misses mark
• School calendars for the week of Nov. 8
• Greencastle Parks and Recreation Department hosts 'Dribble, Pass, Shoot!'
• North Putnam Food Science team places 11th, earns silver ­in national competition
• Greencastle Youth Basketball program registration Friday
• Roachdale PTO joins schools in signing pledge
• University Chorus to present 'Music of Eternal Rest' Sunday
• PCH part of worldwide effort to curb diabetes
• 'This I Believe' event tonight at library
• First Friday event takes art on tour
• Be on the lookout for cameras: Museum's community photo project open to all
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 4, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 4, 2010
• North Putnam Family Healthcare to offer free health screenings
• Public Record for Nov. 4, 2010
• Bookwalter defeats Perry
• Stephanie Pedretti '93 and Lunae Duo to Perform in Chicago Suburb Sunday
• DePauw Men Finish Second at SCAC Championships
• Tigers Drop 1-0 Overtime Decision at Centre; Set to Host SCAC Tournament
• DePauw and Centre Battle to Scoreless Tie
• Cougars, Tiger Cubs set to clash in championship
• Sue Ansel '82 is Magazine's 'Executive of the Year'
• Tiger Women Finish Second at SCAC Championships
• A Working Relationship
• Tigers Top Hendrix in Two Overtimes
• Edgar Franklin Bennington
• 25 Student Vocalists Take Awards at State Competition
• Tigers Post Exhibition Win over Division I Purple Aces
• Greeks Strike Gold
• DePauw Sweeps Sunday SCAC Volleyball Matches
• Baird unseats Michael
• Sophomore to be Recognized for 'Realizing the Dream'
• Rev. Victor Ramsey '50 Recalls How End of WWII "Changed the Course of My Life"
• The Process of Creating Art
• DePauw Field Hockey Team "Sticks" it to Cancer
• Final election, poll results close in some races
• Tigers Finish Second at Midwest Classic
• Professor Tamara Beauboeuf
• Women's Golfers Move to Number Two in National Poll
• GM takes over at Cloverdale ethanol plant
• DePauw Men Open Season with Third-Place Finish at Midwest Classic
• At Home in Indiana
• Playoff-Bound Tigers Take Unbeaten Record into Saturday Tilt with Birmingham-Southern
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 3
• Tigers Stun Division I Evansville, 66-62, in Men's Basketball Exhibition Game
• Better Together
• Tigers Pick up 10th Win of Season with Shutout over Earlham
• Putnam Scanner for Nov. 3, 2010
• Tigers Drop 1-0 Overtime Decision at Centre; Set to Host SCAC Tournament
• Sally M. Reasoner '11
• Tigers Drop Five-Set Match to Bluffton
• University Chorus Presents 'Music of Eternal Rest' Sunday
• Evelyn Pearl West
• Campaign 2010 "A Long, Strange Trip," Opines Prof. Kevin Howley
• Poetry and the Green Castle Day
• Tiger Gridders Move to 8-0 for First Time in Program History
• Third-ranked DePauw Women Tied for Seventh at Charleston Southern Invitational
• Arvina J. MacDonald Davis
• ArtsFest 2010
• ArtsFest 2010
• DePauw Blanks Transylvania, 9-0
• Tigers Finish 10th at Oglethorpe Invitational
• William J. Cingo
• Men and Women Finish Second at SCAC Cross Country Championships
• Preserving an Investment
• DePauw Drops to 20-13 with Loss to Marian
• Third-ranked Tigers Finish in Tie for Fifth at Charleston Southern
• Neighbors want to maintain tranquility
• Preserving an Investment
• Art of Prof. Emeritus David Herrold to be Featured at Putnam County Museum
• DePauw Men Finish Second at SCAC Championships
• DePauw Can Clinch Share of SCAC Title and Spot in NCAA Football Playoffs with Win at Trinity
• Common tater questions
• Students from DePauw and Greencastle High School Collaborate on Eco-Friendly Event
• DePauw's First-Ever 8-0 Football Team Downs Birmingham-Southern, 30-23
• Tiger Women Finish Second at SCAC Championships
• Tigers Suffer Season's First Shutout in Loss at Rhodes
• Joseph and his Dreamcoat hit GHS stage
• Republican Victories Tomorrow Won't Mean GOP is "Winning": Pollster Scott Rasmussen '86
• Tiger Gridders Move to 8-0 for First Time in Program History
• Tigers Post Exhibition Win over Division I Purple Aces
• Two-Point Conversion Gives DePauw this Year's First NCAA Division III Football Playoff Berth
• County to close Pine Bluff Covered Bridge for winter weather
• Soccer Coach and TV Producer Brad Hauter '87 Develops <i>Life at the Crossroads</i>
• DePauw Blanks Transylvania, 9-0
• Tigers Finish Second at Midwest Classic
• Ehr's Two Goals Lift DePauw Women to Overtime Win
• Fenwick holds on to sheriff's seat
• <i>Christian Science Monitor</i> Story on Media & Election Cites Prof. Kevin Howley
• DePauw Drops to 20-13 with Loss to Marian
• DePauw Men Open Season with Third-Place Finish at Midwest Classic
• Tigers Sweep Saturday Volleyball Matches
• Bookwalter, Fenwick retain offices
• Reelsville haunted house offers fun for all
• Not pretty, but still perfect
• Mill Pond receives customer service award
• Hundreds of children receive gifts of warmth
• A weekend full of fall festivities
• Minor accident results in no injuries
• Sheriff, prosecutor candidates answer pre-election questions
• Heritage Preservation Society starts historical, moves to haunted
• One person's trash is another's high fashion at 2nd annual event
• James E. Anderson Sr.
• Dallas James Smith
• Clara O. Wilbur
• New business cuts ribbon
• Putnam Patter for Nov. 1
• Tiger Cubs reach sectional final with win
• Live streaming video!
• A life working in blue
• YMCA hosts sports injury prevention presentation
• Putnam quilter's work chosen for exhibit
• Cougars in final with 37-0 win over Bulldogs
• Father-daughter pair to be featured in exhibit
• Fall tax installment due Nov. 10
• Equestrian honors
• Utility Board talks water rates, access to dirt in lieu of voting
• It's the Great Pumpkin!
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 29
• A look back into Putnam's history
• Very spatial relationships
• ArtsFest 2010 set to sustainably engage community, campus
• Charlotte Mae Porter Horn
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 29, 2010
• Museum pottery exhibit celebrates ties to Putnam County artists
• Area schools announce Honor Roll students
• Workshops to tackle emotional abuse
• Lucy Caroline Boyle
• James E. Anderson Sr.
• Putnam County Halloween Happenings
• Scaredy Cats
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 28, 2010
• No Halloween scares: Art Attack has kid-friendly activities
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 25, 2010
• Local churches bring Rapture Ruckus to Putnam County
• The age of mobility
• Soups 101 is cooking class topic
• Halloween party set for Saturday
• High winds destroy barns, down trees
• Tasting makes inroads to non-wine fans
• Ridpath hosting book fair Nov. 1-5
• WikiLeaks reveal appalling facts
• Hospital announces diabetes class dates
• Wilma Shoemaker Tyrone
• A new world of sound
• Straw poll voting opens Tuesday
• Greencastle costumed kids search for candy
• Internationally known pianist to take stage in Terre Haute
• Tax prep volunteers sought
• Allen 'Dee' Dale Lints
• Wilma Shoemaker Tyrone
• Dixie Chopper episode of 'OCC' to air Tuesday
• Snyder - Sciera
• Judith Marie Martin Buis Gieseking
• Advocate Hospice seeking Putnam County volunteers
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 28
• Greencastle Service Theater kicks off series
• Leaf pickup planned for November
• Ernest M. (Ernie) Flaherty
• Church youth group plans to trick-or-treat for a cause
• Cougars, Tiger Cubs look to advance to finals
• Throwing food at manager not the answer
• Local group discusses, ready to investigate paranormal activity
• Family Support Services moves to new location
• Library scares up some Halloween activities
• Red Majors are Champs
• After the storm: Joy for when the worst doesn't come
• Cloverdale takes Cascade to four games at sectional Saturday
• Bainbridge Elementary supports a neighbor from Deer Meadow
• ISP employees receive awards at ceremony
• 'Winter's Bone' is one of the year's best
• Panthers crowned No. 1
• Weatherford places 44th at semi-state
• Sectional fever heats up
• Area 30 Center adult educator receives national certification
• 'The New 45' a good intro to Sarah Jarosz
• Paul C. Baker
• Creative carving can lead to festive jack-o-lanterns
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 30, 2010
• Local favorites to play ArtsFest finale
• Public safety officials offer tips for safe fall festivities
• Operation Life holds annual road course
• Public Record for Oct. 25
• Local benefit model for clubs
• Straw poll results: Week 4
• School calendars for Oct. 28
• Student recognized by Kiwanis for month
• No significant storm damage reported
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 30, 2010
• Tigers look to stay perfect against BSC
• A life working in blue
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 27, 2010
• Garrett, Gottula receive civic awards
• Gareld Eugene Stone
• Library planning talent shows, paranormal talks
• Casey recognized by alma mater Saturday
• New business offers guide to, from north woods in Michigan
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 18, 2010
• Caring and Sharing Brunch to display 'Little Pieces of Home'
• Bane Equipment welcomes new general manager of operations
• Remember 4-H's 8 essential elements
• Putnam County residents headed to livestock expo
• Company ranked 2nd in Indiana angus registrations
• Bill Anthony
• Tiger Cubs blister Patriots at Lucas Oil
• Anna L. Nicholls
• Helping hands and showing off hot rods
• Straw poll open
• Weatherford punches ticket to semi-state
• Helen Overton
• Argil Haltom
• Rebecca Ann Mishler Heeke
• Sharon L. Cole
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 16, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 16, 2010
• Thee Gathering Trio performs at First Christian Church
• 'Master's Encouragers' appear at Cloverdale Christian Church
• Antioch Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
• Putnamville ISP district holds annual inspection
• Girton - 50th Wedding anniversary
• Cougars finish regular season perfect
• South Putnam records fourth straight win
• Permanent home for pets HSPC goal
• Cougar eighth graders fall to Monrovia, 14-12
• 'Beauty and the Beast' a real gem
• Project aims to look at county through new lens
• Purdue class aids local golf course
• Strong Patriot squad takes down Tiger Cubs
• ISP makes arrest for 1979 murder case
• Veteran broadcaster to announce at Monon Classic
• I shouldn't complain...
• Class Act
• ResCare employee wins state award
• Putnam County Halloween Happenings
• Non-food pantry serves local needs
• Class reaches out to community at park
• Straw poll results: Week 2
• Volunteers sought for tax preparation
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 15, 2010
• ArtsFest series of events aimed at bringing community together
• Inaugural car show to raise money for Habitat house
• NP band marches together as one
• Cloverdale closes season with loss
• Norton, Dreyfuss delight in 'Leaves of Grass'
• Koors and Lambert Named SCAC Players of the Week
• DePauw Picks Up Sixth Field Hockey Shutout and Improves to 8-1
• One Stop, Endless Opportunities
• DePauw Men Finish Ninth at Rhodes Fall Invitational
• Fourth-ranked Women's Golfers Finish Fourth at O'Brien Invitational
• The grand sounds of Old 97's
• Smith Named SCAC Volleyball Player of the Week
• Sprague's Two Goals Lift DePauw to SCAC Win
• Lisa A. Poole '12
• Koors and Lambert Named SCAC Players of the Week
• DePauw Finishes Third at Anderson Invitational
• Cloverdale announces Students of the Month
• Ellis Named SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player ofthe Week
• 25th-ranked Tigers Improve to 8-1 with SCAC Win over Sewanee
• Ready, Aim, Photon
• Smith Named SCAC Volleyball Player of the Week
• Knights Rally to Send DePauw to First Loss in Battle of Unbeatens
• Elementary students work to fill the bus
• Activist-Journalists Trouble Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Tigers Wrap up SCAC Weekend with Sunday Sweep
• Stargazing
• Ellis Named SCAC Field Hockey Offensive Player ofthe Week
• DePauw Puts 2-0 Football Record on the Line against Sewanee
• School calendars: Oct. 14-22
• Philanthropy of Sorority Noted in Newspaper
• DePauw "Finding Creative Ways to Serve Students and Alumni"
• Stopping Traffick!
• Move Out Day 2010
• Women's Soccer Opens SCAC Play with Win over Previously Unbeaten Oglethorpe
• Mounties too much for Cloverdale
• Zac Fritz '91 Named Sr. VP at My Health Direct
• Lee Hamilton '52 Featured on NPR's <i>Morning Edition</i>
• Professor Hilary Eppley
• Courtney N. Lauer '11
• Tiger Men Open SCAC Play with Win over Oglethorpe
• Second half surge seals Tiger Cubs' fate
• Athlon Sports Preview
• Banned Books Week
• Inn at DePauw
• On Air
• Tigers Move to 3-0 on the Gridiron with SCAC Win; Koors is School's All-time Receiving Yards Leader
• Ongoing reform issue in sheriff debate
• Prof. Sandro Barros Publishes <i>Competing Truths in Contemporary Latin American Literature</i>
• DePauw Discourse 2010
• Once More, To Old DePauw
• DePauw Men Finish Third at Otterbein
• Bookwalter, Perry find common ground, contention
• DePauw Students and Community Interact at Science Fair
• Mid-Autumn Festival 2010
• Professor Nic Pizzolatto
• DePauw Women Finish Third at Otterbein
• James 'Jim' Russell Roach
• <i>Sports Illustrated</i> Profiles "Very Special" Coach Brad Stevens '99
• David R. Dietz '11
• Sadie J. McGraw '10
• Tigers Lead Small College Classic
• Town approves payment changes
• The Science of Crime
• Banned Books Week
• Field Trip
• DePauw Splits Saturday SCAC Matches
• Non-immunized students to be excluded beginning Monday
• Upcoming Book by Richard Peck '56 a Recommended Halloween Read
• The Science of Crime
• Our Backyard
• Fourth-ranked DePauw Shoots Tournament Record; Kelly Gaughan is Medalist
• DePauw Moves to 2-0 with 21-16 Win at Centre in SCAC Opener
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 14, 2010
• DePauw Men Finish Ninth at Rhodes Fall Invitational
• Teaching Outdoors
• Professor Art Evans
• DePauw Picks Up Sixth Field Hockey Shutout and Improves to 8-1
• DePauw Moves to 7-0 with Overtime Win over Limestone
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 14, 2010
• Teaching Outdoors
• <i>AP</i> Story on Anonymous and Inflammatory Reader Comments Quotes Prof. Bob Steele '69
• Elizabeth K. Medlock '11 & Kathleen F. Mittendorf '10
• Sprague's Two Goals Lift DePauw to SCAC Win
• Tigers Improve to 6-1 with Win over Millikin
• Capital improvements on tap at Greencastle Schools
• Cummins and CEO Tim Solso '69 Featured in <i>Ethikos</i>
• Dianna Boyce '88 is Communications Director for 2012 Super Bowl Host Committee
• DePauw Welcomes Jan Harrington
• 25th-ranked Tigers Improve to 8-1 with SCAC Win over Sewanee
• Fourth-ranked DePauw One Shot out at O'Brien Invitational
• Bleu Django plays the Duck tonight
• DePauw and Millsaps, Both Undefeated in SCAC, Face Off in Mississippi Saturday
• Fourth-ranked DePauw Shoots Tournament Record; Kelly Gaughan is Medalist
• Professor Clarissa Peterson
• Tigers Wrap up SCAC Weekend with Sunday Sweep
• DePauw Players Win Five of Six Singles Flights and All Three Doubles
• Bombei seeks re-election
• In everything, there is a season
• Cloverdale council approves agreement with Humane Society
• Nobel winner to speak at DePauw in December
• Council approves city's 2011 budget
• Grass fire blazes in Reelsville
• Second movie night was a success
• Fire department thanks contributors
• Eagles split with GMS
• North Putnam falls to Wildcats
• Vaccines are a choice, not a requirement
• Tiger Cubs place fourth, advance to regional
• Expressing silver anniversary appreciation
• GHS races to second place finish at sectional
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 13, 2010
• North Putnam bows out of sectional
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 13, 2010
• Non-profit expert to give presentation
• Esther Evans
• Gareld E. Stone
• Sorority making blankets for Riley
• Charles P. Ragan
• Tour gives glimpse into county's 'History, Heritage and Haunts'
• Mary Ann (Jones) Hanna
• Canaan Community Church hosts harvest festival
• Clarence Arthur 'Art' Cooper Jr.
• Marshal proposes ordinances, changes in vehicle violations
• National Guard cleans lakefront while teaching new recruits
• Picnic tables in the park
• Support for smoke-free laws prevalent in rural communities
• Mary Hanna
• GMS football splits with South Putnam
• Portion of city to lose power briefly tonight
• N. Putnam volleyball falls to Danville
• 2 Cloverdale schools don't pass AYP
• Tigers trounce Rhodes, 42-18
• Event examined antiques, raised funds
• Greencastle sweeps conference crowns
• Bainbridge a part of Covered Bridge Festival
• Tiger Cubs win sectional
• Larry J. Cecil
• Greencastle advances at Terre Haute
• Billy G. Gregory
• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Theodore W. 'Ted' Jarrett
• DePauw guest artist to present recital
• Edith 'Virginia' Hanneman Holeyfield
• Hogeye Navvy to perform
• Vonda Juanita Wood
• Salon donating proceeds to raise awareness
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 12, 2010
• Juried show hopes to bridge gap between art, community
• Shopping for real life
• Kiwanis names student of the month
• Daniel Minnick
• Wilma Moore
• Clovers fall to Owen Valley
• Sectional football pairings announced
• Greencastle wins Sectional
• Eagles take two from North Putnam
• Tiger Cubs homecoming court has mighty roar
• South Putnam gets win over Monrovia
• Blessing of animals at St. Andrews
• Mount Zion to install Williams as pastor
• Trial set for alleged carjacker
• Fillmore PD needing video recorders
• Bond reduction denied for accused burglar
• Ben-Hur Gavel for Bainbridge
• Volunteering: One of the many ties that bind Greencastle and DePauw
• Diabetes education classes offered
• Program planned at Turkey Run
• Fouty, 50th
• Pickett, 70th wedding anniversary
• Greencastle falls to Cadets in overtime
• Cloverdale stumbles at Owen Valley
• Cougars remain perfect
• Putnam County General Election Straw Poll results announced
• George W. Russell Jr.
• Cougars drop heartbreaker in sectional opener, 3-2
• Cloverdale overtaken by Bruins in three sets
• Cornerstone hosts cupcake auction for pregnancy center
• South Putnam holds off GHS to win 'Attack for the Cure' match
• Florence Irene Rissler
• GHS breezes into sectional final with win
• Putnamville Correctional facility transfers land to DNR
• Annual College Transfer Fair set at Greencastle Ivy Tech
• Lending a Helping Hand
• Library to host Antique Appraisal Roadshow
• Farber honored by foundation
• Extension Homemakers Achievement Night focused on history
• PCCF celebrates 25 years
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 8, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 8, 2010
• Sister plans to walk to honor sister lost to Lupus
• Putnam RISE awarded $100K Envision 2011 grant
• Promoting fire safety
• FFA holding fundraiser
• Workshop 'From Ordinary to Extraordinary' Comes to the Wabash Valley
• Covered Bridges of Putnam County Festival begins Friday
• Town receives nearly $1 million in improvement grant dollars
• October school lunch menus
• Diabetes walk personal for Greencastle native
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 7, 2010
• Students, community members join to celebrate International Walk to School Day
• Roachdale enacts open burning ban
• North Putnam implementing bullying program
• Roachdale student recognized for essay
• Candidates tackle tough issues at forum
• OFF! debut assaults your eardrums
• Drive-By Truckers show a rare treat
• Candidates' Forum -- Jim Baird and Nancy Michael
• Duhamel, Heigl's charm shines in rom-com
• Woman airlifted following US 40 crash
• Cougars, Tiger Cubs in middle school football action Tuesday
• Lego Land at the library
• Young cross country squad placed well at state
• School calendars for the week of Oct. 11
• GMS runners have strong showing at state meet
• Roachdale honors superior citizenship for September
• Local coaches name 2010 All County volleyball squad
• Arts@DePauw calendar for week of Oct. 10
• Greencastle falls to No. 10 ranked Cadets
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 7, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 6, 2010
• Missing golden retriever found dead
• Fire department extends thanks
• Woman honors fiancé with charity walk
• Less government?
• Buy Local meeting postponed; no new date scheduled yet
• Facing problems
• Visiting conductor leads DPU choral concert
• Speak Outs for Oct. 6
• Ruth S. Carter
• It could have been my undoing
• Mitchener approved for transition program
• Ivy Tech expands transfer initiatives
• Bledsoe murder trial continued to February
• School officials considering Lunch Buddies program for TZ
• Changing the lights
• The gift of reading
• GHS seniors win inaugural powder puff game
• Cougars fall to Mustangs
• Greencastle sweeps junior high county titles
• Tiger Cubs struggle, win county title
• GHS places four in top seven to win meet
• Tiger Cubs blank Owen Valley on senior night
• County Council seeks ordinance to balance budget for next year
• Troy Dean McCallie
• Shirley S. Cook
• Harold E. "Gene" Sargent
• Steele collection to be dedicated Friday
• POET prepares to turn corn into fuel -- its way
• Protect your pockets: Investing 101
• GFD reinforces newer smoke alarm recommendations
• Event brings Legos to library
• Chapel restoration an act of remembrance
• 6-year-old continues to improve after accident
• Free skin cancer clinic offered Oct. 18
• Granny Ride raises $2,000
• Shinpig event set for Saturday
• Deer hunters could see another big year
• DWD launches career tool for students
• National Guard cleans up lake
• Wednesday's Buy Local meeting canceled
• Tigers remain unbeaten after 35-21 win
• Plans ready for county burn ban, if necessary
• Straw poll open
• P. Corrine Hamilton Kirkpatrick
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 4, 2010
• Bishop speaks on spirituality of money at St. Andrew's
• South Putnam stuns Triton Central in overtime
• Terry L. LaVullis
• Homecoming for the Eagles
• Louie Frank Chelli
• Hospital remodeling project on track
• Attempted robbery at Clark station
• Foundation Day official
• Haley Bain memorial added to SP's Memory Garden
• North Putnam wins WCC title with shutout victory
• Celebration for emergency workers
• Local FFA members to participate in national food science event
• Mary Rokicki
• Cloverdale scores first conference win
• Cash- 60th
• Shaff- Keck
• Fitzsimmons
• Ison
• Public Record Oct. 2
• Putnam Patter for Oct. 1, 2010
• Agnes Lucille Friend Dazey
• Putnam Scanner for Oct. 1, 2010
• School calendars for week of Oct. 4
• Attempted robbery at Clark station
• Boat car, ahoy!
• Tiger Cub soccer wins WCC title
• Thanks for supporting GHS boys' hoops
• Greencastle falls to Knights in final
• City announces trash enhancements
• Area schools have plans to prevent suicide
• Putnam County Teen Court trains youth on legal issues
• Collision leaves boy in critical condition
• Heralding in new leadership
• Clovers, Cougars and Eels come together on cross country course
• North Putnam takes down Greencastle
• Tiger Cubs, Cougars split in cross country
• Healthy choices can help prevent breast cancer
• Where's the love, America?
• 'Gerda's Story' a touching tale of survival
• 'Gerda's Story' tells touching tale of Holocaust survival
• Cougars win big over Mustangs
• Golf scramble set for Oct. 9
• GHS tennis advances to sectional final
• Energy assistance available
• Kiwanis welcomes new members
• Michael Paul Oldham
• Karnival for Kids slated for Oct. 9
• Shirley F. Milhon
• Absentee voting to begin Monday
• Daniel E. Allen
• Youth make contribution
• Eagle Underclass Royalty
• 'Cleveland' a guilty pleasure like its predecessor
• GHS class of '85 sponsors 5K to support school
• Mitchener eligible for transition program
• Cloverdale's water plants lack smoke detectors, for now
• Martin gets as much as he gives through volunteering
• Do the Right Thing
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 30, 2010
• Rosella Pflueger
• Cloverdale defeats Eagles in four
• Monnett leads Clovers at Shakamak Invite
• Cloverdale comes up short against Rox
• North Putnam splits with Cascade
• Cadets spoil Cougars' senior night
• Monrovia takes down North Putnam in three games
• Tiger Cubs continue 2010 dominance
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 29, 2010
• Mary K. "Katie" Warrick
• I'm glad I'm the marrying kind
• There's only one place to find all the answers
• Wolfsie's in De Nile
• Crossroads Arena rounds up a rodeo
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 29, 2010
• Reward offered for missing dog
• City to host 3rd Ward meeting
• Running for Royalty
• Students to join in Walk to School Day
• PCCS clients enjoy a variety of jobs
• A new Buffalo's in town
• GMS, South Putnam battle in cross country
• Scientist, author to discuss '150 Years of Battling Evolution'
• DPU Band concert to span styles, eras
• Lucille Lillian Hausmann Leibrock
• Comprehensive Services eases transition into workforce
• Dorothy L. Miller
• Greencastle man inducted into Livestock Breeders Hall of Fame
• Nancy Campbell Nickerson
• Local golfers' quest ends at regional
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 27, 2010
• Angela Lieske
• Acclaimed author to return to DePauw for Writers Series in November
• Pulitzer winner headlines writing workshop
• Science fair offers prizes, knowledge, huge bubbles
• Homecoming Hopefuls
• Greencastle breaks in new course at Tiger Cub Invitational
• Tigers improve to 3-0 with win
• Putnam County has the goats
• Banking organization congratulates First National in Cloverdale
• Making your children financially aware
• Generous Spirits
• North Putnam wins homecoming, 49-14
• Eagles return to winning ways against CHS
• GMS runners win David Landes Invite
• Todd - 50th
• Conley, Norman, Barrand take on new roles at Gobin
• New Arrivals
• Mitchell Craig Horn
• Bond Reduction for Johnson
• Senior Health Fair set for Tuesday
• Roachdale group puzzles through relationships
• Cougars in Court
• Finchum - 50th
• Double Celebration
• Berry Street Flea Market celebrates 36 years
• Public Record Sept. 25
• 'Morning Joe' hosts weigh in on discourse
• Children's Trust continues tradition of giving
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 24, 2010
• DePauw visit by Todd Rundgren leads to IU professorship
• Cloverdale tames Cougars in 4 sets
• Karaoke Idol
• DePauw cyclists compete at USA Cycling Collegiate Track Nationals
• Campus safety is top priority at Ivy Tech, DePauw
• Hughes seeks seat on South Putnam School Board
• Senior volunteer program hosts a monthly breakfast
• Jump and Dunk
• Puzzle Club puts pieces together
• Patsy Joan King
• Golf outing winners donate prize money back to Red Cross
• 5th annual Life Chain planned for Oct. 3
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 24, 2010
• Horse judging team bound for nationals
• Gov. Mitch Daniels talks state, national economy at Greencastle Rotary
• 'The Black Cauldron': forgotten Disney classic reaches new audience
• 'Persia' falters with romantic endeavors
• Greencastle tennis edged by Miners
• 'Gerda's Story,' faculty recitals top upcoming arts events
• McKim Observatory open to public for Mid-Autumn Festival
• 911 behind budget for year
• Cloverdale announces school calendars for October
• DPU Jazz Ensemble plans concert
• 2008 SURE program deadline draws near
• Jackson jailed for violating terms of bond
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 23, 2010
• Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness
• Gov. has no plans for White House just yet, calls attention good for state
• African Children's Choir to visit Greencastle Friday
• Hayden Burrel Steagall
• Church to auction quilts for fundraiser
• Monon Bell DVD available for pre-order
• 'Gerda's Story' examines Holocaust struggles
• Shir Ami to share Jewish musical heritage Sunday
• Eagle JH teams win pair over Rockville
• Hacker to run for South Putnam School Board seat
• GMS runners compete at Bloomington
• South Putnam scores wins over LCA and Cloverdale
• Eagles drop close contest with Bulldogs
• Cougars fall to Bethesda
• Commissioners join K2 fight
• City to begin flushing hydrants
• Greencastle wins No. 12
• Vendor spaces now available for festival
• Daniels emphasizes thrifty state spending as key to surviving national recession
• GHS Alumni Association wins contest for 7th straight year
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 22, 2010
• Friends of Cagles Mill extends thanks
• Prepared to serve
• Remembering my darkest day
• Traditional Jazz Orchestra performs Thursday
• Report: Indiana better prepared
• 2011 county budget approved; funding issues remain
• Hawk's surprise visit a skate down memory lane
• Around the country in 67 days
• South Putnam reports decreased student loss
• Clovers, Cougars to go pink Thursday
• PCPL to host Pulitzer-winning correspondent
• Eagles win big over Cloverdale, 30-0
• Kevin Nauman
• Celebrating 60 years
• Tiger Cubs earn fifth consecutive shutout
• Greencastle runners compete at Bloomington
• Clovers take second
• City to flush hydrants
• Weatherford places first
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 20, 2010
• Tigers place 5th at DPU Invitational
• Father-son bonding
• Cougars trounce Red Hill, 46-0
• College Fair encourages students to explore
• Tiger Cubs, Shrum advance to regional
• Shannon Eugene Hassler
• USDA announces loan conservation program
• Walter L. Prosser
• Ole Grandad's Used Books a tribute to beloved relative
• 11th annual local Coats for Kids project underway
• All eyes on Hawk
• Russellville man arrested in connection to burglary
• Day full of dolls
• Living with Alzheimer's: A daughter recalls
• Americans averse to investing in oil stocks
• Local farms listed in Angus breeding report
• Got chickens?
• NP students 'fill the bus' for the hungry
• Get 'em While They're Hot
• Cloverdale stalls against Cadets
• Tiger Cubs roar from behind for win
• Bainbridge PD to purchase video equipment
• DPU orchestra opens season
• Wilma Rich
• Rosemary Souders
• Neumann - 50th
• Ava Joann King
• Area Births
• Roger Bailey to retire
• Greencastle advances to regional
• Keys to Success
• Perry seeks prosecutor's office as Independent
• Craft - 65th
• All aboard foundation bus tours
• Scenes from Greencastle vs. South Putnam football
• Cougar Homecoming Candidates
• Eagles down Clovers
• GMS football splits Thursday
• SPJH defeats Cascade, 24-33
• Clovers topple Bulldogs in 4 sets
• Cougars struggle against Cadets
• Preparing for the worst: Local emergency responders ponder effects of tornado disaster
• Superintendent encourages coffee talk
• Fun Fest celebrates Endeavor's 60th year
• Judge gives Couch suspended sentence
• Friends Indeed
• Tax sale nets over $700,000 for county
• Indiana State Police to participate in Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• The sounds of adolescence
• Hedge defeats Shrum in 1st playoff hole
• Battle Scars: Domestic violence can lead to life of fear, resentment for victims
• Riding for Willie
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 17, 2010
• School calendars: Sept. 20-24
• Cougars post best scores of season
• Purdue Club hosts 'Bug Doctor' at Oct. 19 dinner
• GHS overpowered by Braves
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 16, 2010
• Newcomer Reception planned for Oct. 2
• Angelfood distribution planned for Sept. 25
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 16, 2010
• Motorcyclist group has annual cancer fundraiser
• Impaired driving checkpoint set for Putnamville District
• Casey to join panel discussion on Sept. 22
• ISP warns area residents of scam
• Local women invited to afternoon of fashion, fellowship Saturday
• GPD offers hunter education course
• Fire in the farmland: Cloverdale blaze burns soybean crop Wednesday
• Greencastle Wrestling Club begins Nov. 1
• 'Letters to Juliet' resists pitfalls of its genre
• Earle shows another layer on new record
• Roachdale Elementary recognizes students of the month
• Cloverdale announces Students of the Month
• Senior transportation needs luncheon
• GMS splits with Knights
• Cougars win pair against Tuttle
• DePauw announces upcoming arts events
• GMS runners win against Cascade
• Black out leads to crash, sends driver to hospital
• Community urged to participate in 'This I Believe' project
• Roachdale approved for gas bond; mains to be replaced
• Grease trap ordinance takes effect in city
• GHS boys finish 12th at Ben Davis
• Signing On for Seat Safety
• Cloverdale boys win on home course
• Babies, pets need time to get acquainted
• Daughters of the American Revolution is Constitution Week
• X-ray technology is a calling
• North Putnam lost close one to Bulldogs
• Cloverdale volleyball falls to Shakamak
• Lost in space
• Crawfordsville too much for Cougars
• Traffic, criminal statistics for August released
• Greencastle soccer rolls over Vikings
• Club Notes for Sept. 15, 2010
• Tiger Cubs edged by Southmont
• School board split on hiring
• Senior transportation needs luncheon
• IAC announces 202 layoffs in Greencastle
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 15, 2010
• Horizons education fall session to begin
• Paul J. Christiansen Sr.
• Cloverdale Town Council adds part-time police officers
• Elmer Lee Bryant
• DePauw music school professors present Sunday piano recital
• Clovers capture Putnam County Tournament
• QB Engle tosses 6 TDs in DePauw romp
• Area cross country teams compete at Jon Mitchell Invite
• Greencastle girls place 11th at Ben Davis Invite
• Roachdale woman arrested on drug charges
• IAC announces layoffs in Greencastle
• Registration open for Fall Dining with Diabetes
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 13, 2010
• Friendship Day is Wednesday
• Big Walnut Bird Club keeps an eye on the skies
• Cloverdale Council approves archeology study as part of town grant application
• Putnam real estate protected, but still a sellers market
• 'Spreading the gospel of aviation'
• Professor to work with student composers
• Gosport Grazing Field Day planned for Saturday
• Roundup for Community
• Tiger Cubs break school record in WCC win
• NP grad prepared for senior season at DePauw
• Suspects turned over to DEA
• Civic League expands park's offerings
• Stopping Traffick! event moved
• Treasurer candidate makes Putnam County stop
• Goens - Shoffner
• Jones - 50th
• Gilley - 60th
• Cougars make it six straight over Eagles
• Tiger Cubs fall to Triton Central, 26-0
• Clover Royalty
• Cloverdale improves to 3-1 with win over Turkey Run, 74-8
• Louise Morrison
• Carl Dunn
• DPU Mortar Board wins national award
• North Putnam comes up short by one
• Tiger Cubs fall to Chargers 3-2
• Greencastle edged by Crawfordsville
• Sidewalk Chalk Art Bash returns Saturday
• Fourth ride for Willie a nod to beloved rider, son, friend
• Club to sponsor 2 new specialties
• Bike riders now have place to store rides around Greencastle
• Sky's the limit at Airport Appreciation Days
• Photo a stroll down memory lane for Greencastle grads
• Greencastle blanks North Putnam 5-0
• Public Record, Sept. 10, 2010
• Semis still rolling on Berry Street upsets Greencastle reader
• Professor brings repertoire to piano recital
• Robert Stewart Snell
• Stephen Ray Kendall
• Clovers announce Homecoming Court
• Single-car crash damages tombstones
• Seniors beat juniors in Cloverdale powderpuff game
• Night school to provide new options to struggling students
• Kathleen V. Wood
• GCSC board moves comments from public to beginning of meeting
• Hospice volunteers needed
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 9, 2010
• Eagles lose tight contest to Danville
• Clovers and Vikings clash in cross country
• South Putnam hosts Eagle Medley race
• 'Kids helping kids' goes a long way
• GMS cross country run in State Preview
• Cougars fall to Bulldogs at home
• The gift of grandmas
• Greencastle boys' shuts out Mounties
• The 7 percent solution
• Cloverdale volleyball swept by Patriots
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 8, 2010
• Greencastle falls 6-1 to Braves
• Hoosier Lotto jackpot second biggest of decade
• Beverly J. Haltom Trumbo
• State Police sobriety checkpoint, saturation patrol lead to 28 arrests
• Ruth Donelson
• Backroad Bike Tour is Saturday
• Dorothy M. Wilson
• Hole-y-One scramble set for Sept. 17
• Ina Lorraine Duffle Armour
• Cloverdale company touts champion bull in Illinois angus competition
• Bond reduction denied for carjacking suspect
• County to use new tool in collecting child support
• Student recognized by Kiwanis
• Not too late to buy tickets for playhouse show
• Author shares novel writing advice
• Local grower gives back
• Rural Youth/Young Adults alumni reunion planned for Sept. 25
• Back To Native Roots
• Clovers compete at Artesian Classic
• GHS boy runners run at state preview
• Robert Stewart Snell
• Susan M. Darby-Cord
• Round-up helps fund Russellville Community Center
• County senior center hosts weekly euchre game sessions
• Community grief workshop to meet on consecutive Mondays
• Special program will act as inaugural harpsichord concert
• Jazz festival jams on
• Greencastle boys' tennis sits at 3-1
• GHS girls place 17th Saturday
• Fitzpatrick wins King of Non-wing title
• Putnam 4-H'ers excel at Indiana State Fair
• DePauw alumni invited to Old Gold Weekend
• Jedele celebrates 35 years as McDonald's restaurant owner
• Gypsy jazz group to appear in Danville
• Plan for disasters during National Preparedness Month
• Autoharper, storyteller to headline 2nd concert in Lakeside House Concert series
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 7, 2010
• Beware of the pitfalls of fraud found online
• At the Library: Sept. 7, 2010
• Wanda Louise Francke
• Bobby J. Hopkins
• Helen Gertrude Boler
• New reading event at PCPL aimed at kids of all ages
• MLB great Lee Smith helps local business celebrate
• Mayor shares what makes city great
• Cloverdale police officer dismissed
• Entomology program planned
• Beasley - Sterling
• Gentry - 67th
• Bumgardner - McDermit
• New Arrivals
• Greencastle edges Mustangs, wins 13-12
• CHS dealt first loss of the season vs. Monrovia
• South Putnam rebounds, defeats Rockville 27-20
• State Champion
• North Putnam cruises to 3-0 with 31-point victory
• Mill Pond Health Campus to host 2010 Newcomer Reception
• Couple arrested for burglary
• Could Lilly Center be opened to the public?
• Donald R. Hendrickson
• Smokefree air ordinance marks third anniversary
• Michael Trammell
• OK ... now I get it, Mom
• Bodie Russell Wallace
• IDHS takes step forward
• Brazil man arrested for trafficking with inmate
• Cloverdale finishes 2nd to Martinsville West
• Wilson elected as delegate for convention
• Cougars, Crawfordsville tie for 2nd in girls' golf
• Greencastle schools set week schedule
• Pingleton wrestling at Lindsey Wilson College
• Classes start at The Learning Castle
• Cloverdale handles Tiger Cubs
• Waste removal on adjusted schedule
• North Putnam downs Eagles in 4 sets
• Pizzolatto lecture tops Arts@DePauw events
• Mommy and Me program kicks off on Sept. 8
• County receives bridge repair funds
• Gillette elected alternate American Angus Association Delegate
• Fillmore Council unanimously approves funds to upgrade town hall
• Friendship Day set for Sept. 15
• Poland man receives 50-year prison sentence
• Public Record for Sept. 3, 2010
• Horse whispering competition comes to Cloverdale
• A generous gift
• North Putnam School Board forms new special committees
• Attack on DePauw student leads to arrest
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 3, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 2, 2010
• Michael Trammell
• Roachdale man faces federal charges
• Young women take steps toward healing at ResCare
• Cloverdale Elementary School announces September calendar
• Cloverdale High School sets lunch menu for September
• September lunch, breakfast menus confirmed for Cloverdale Elementary
• Jazz at the Duck off semester hiatus, returns tonight
• Hedge, Samuels lead GHS to win at Cloverdale
• Cascade Cadets win North Putnam Invite
• Greencastle runners top Tuttle, qualify for state meet
• South Putnam splits with Monrovia
• Personalized jerseys could become player mementos
• 2 DePauw student activists aim to 'Stop Traffick' Sept. 10-11
• South Putnam announces schedule for September
• CHS calendar planned for September
• PCPL encourages patrons to join during Library Card Sign-up
• Clovers have good run at Riverton Parke
• So nice to meet you
• Cougars take down Eels in three sets
• Low-cost tutoring available for students through After School Enrichment program
• Cloverdale wins over Union Dugger
• Hunter education classes coming to Putnam, Owen counties
• North Putnam Cougar Invite
• Putnam Patter for Sept. 1, 2010
• Cymerman set to perform today
• Hospice volunteers needed immediately
• Putnamville Correctional Facility passes audit
• Ready to rock
• List promoted to regional vice president
• Celebrating freedom
• 'Grandparent scam' hits Putnam County
• Putnam Scanner for Sept. 1, 2010
• Fiesta Time
• Margaret Ann Krampe
• All puckered out
• Dallas G. Gooch
• Lawmakers will have opportunity to impact Hoosier health, wellness
• Waste removal on adjusted schedule
• Speak Out for Sept. 1
• Bond for alleged molester set at $30,000
• Tiger Cubs fall to Terre Haute North
• Local author brings out flavor of Saltville in latest novel
• Cloverdale releases September schedule
• Reader appreciates support for animals
• Cloverdale man charged with sex crimes
• Eagles win over Riverton Parke
• Teen crashes car reaching for cell
• Putnam Patter for Aug. 30, 2010
• Family celebrates a century on Jefferson Township farm
• Robinson to headline Jazz and Blues festival
• Public invited to weekend freshwater shrimp harvest
• C'mon, take a free ride
• Shelter Life Insurance Company again ranked among 'Top' 50 in nation
• Farm safety a priority
• What's your FIFO score?
• Vennard snaps Hollingsworth's win streak at LPS
• Dani Pedrosa wins MotoGP event
• Greencastle runners place fifth at Danville Hokum Karum
• Collins ties for 64th at The Barclays
• Mayor Murray takes to the skies
• Tiger Cubs win McCutcheon Invite
• Bird's eye view
• Bus accident results in minor injuries
• In air or on ground, plenty to do at Airport Appreciation Days
• Jaimi Marie Kelly
• Paving on Indianapolis Road Monday
• State Police announce web-driven methamphetamine investigative tool
• Phares to be sentenced in October
• United Way kicks off campaign
• Lenderman - Perry
• Lifebuilder welcomes 2 new ministers
• Cloverdale dismantles Providence
• North Putnam stays perfect with win over Southmont
• South Putnam stumbles against Tri-West, 34-7
• Tiger Cubs down Warriors, 3-2
• GMS splits games with Owen Valley
• Cougars get win over South Putnam
• View from the Sky
• Putnam Scanner
• Tiger Cubs move to 1-1 with loss to West Vigo
• Emerson Daniel Tyler
• North Putnam falls to Turkey Run
• Buttery handed 25-year sentence
• Clovers pick up win over West Vigo
• Public Record, August 27, 2010
• GHS wins against Cascade, Southmont
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 27, 2010
• Arnold earns ProKicker.com honor
• Michael A. 'Simpy' Simpson
• Pretrial conference continued in forgery case
• Christopher M. McGuff
• Bond reduction requested in carjacking case
• Gary Wayne Ring
• 'Hoosier Hospitality' a godsend for motorist
• County resident promoted to State Police Post commander
• Ivy Tech making changes, looking forward
• Buis withdraws speedy trial request
• Cloverdale man arrested for sexual misconduct
• Just out of curiosity
• New name, new look
• It's that time of year
• Pucketts win ESPN Golf regional
• GHS crushes Rox 4-1
• GHS hosting 3-on-3 tournament Sept. 25
• Punt, Pass & Kick
• Natural resources camp begins in September
• Punt, Pass & Kick
• PCH offering diabetic education classes
• Fundraiser added to Airport Appreciation Days
• Celebrating 90 years of stronger Democracy
• Duke reports energy use spike
• New events planned at Crossroads Arena
• 'Good, honest connections are our goal'
• Gary Wayne Ring
• Buttery set for sentencing today
• Veterinary tools on display at Putnam County Museum
• Satellite building demolished
• Living with schizophrenia: 'Every person has a story'
• Sheriff asking for public's help in locating missing female
• Eye of the Tiger
• DePauw orientation event finds new park destination
• Robbins charged with manslaughter
• Trikes and treats
• The 16th first day of school
• NNO coordinators thank sponsors, volunteers
• North Putnam finishes second, Cloverdale third Monday in tri-meet
• North Putnam succumbs to Western Boone in 3
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 25, 2010
• Cloverdale wins in three sets
• County needs to fix roads
• Tiger Cubs place third Monday
• Bus drivers are bring treated unfairly
• South Putnam falls to Tri-West
• Non-support led to Sonic closing
• Southmont too strong for GHS
• MHAPC expresses gratitude
• Clovers fall in three sets to Eels
• Nominations sought for Hamilton Awards
• Greencastle defeats Crawfordsville 4-2
• Food distribution set for Sept. 4
• Greencastle native among demoted IMPD officers
• Mind Your Health Winners announced
• Tax prep volunteers sought
• Backroad Bike Tour offers three options to cycling enthusiasts
• Fesitivities planned for homecoming
• GHS officials taking precautions against staph infections
• Dinah Foust
• Alice Stout
• Linda Meier
• GHS finished a strong third
• Tiger Cubs place sixth Grand Prix
• Greencastle wins Cougar Cup
• South Putnam rolls over OV
• GHS football player treated for MRSA
• South Putnam gets two wins at Invite Saturday
• New business for the treasure hunter opens in Cloverdale
• Three straight for Hollingsworth at LPS
• Edward Jones highest in Investor Satisfaction
• Dixie Chopper salutes USCG with theme mower
• Allstate recognizes Welker for Top Performance
• Casey welcomes DePauw University Class of 2014
• Saturday Shoes set to rock Parkfest
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 23, 2010
• Wooly friends
• Ramp is 'a blessing' to Roachdale family
• Snacking smart, healthy important for students' back-to-school success
• BCB wraps concert season Aug. 29
• GPS challenge planned at McCloud Nature Center trails
• Growing together at the market
• Martinsville man dead after shooting
• Local hunters 'catch dream'
• Judge hands New 12-year sentence
• Hanks gets probation for drug theft
• Hagen-Johnston
• Red Cross golf event slated for Sept. 17
• Teens arrested for false allegations against trooper
• Officials invite input about DePauw plan
• Greencastle upsets No. 3 ranked Bulldogs
• DeVylder-Willhite
• Steven Chew
• Gerald Scobee
• Cougars downed in three sets
• Tiger Cubs move to 2-0 on the season
• South Putnam rolls over Owen Valley, 34-12
• Clovers get first season opening win in six years
• North Putnam mauls Mustangs in opener, 40-14
• Blaze guts Fillmore home
• Increase in farmers' market vendors seen locally, nationally
• Under watchful eyes
• Public Record, August 20, 2010
• Sentencing dates set for both Crowe, Pryor
• Hickory Creek collecting pop tops for Shriner's Hospital
• Museum unveiling exhibit
• Cougars improving early in season
• GHS places second, Eagles come in third
• South Putnam falls in four sets
• Judge sets trial date in welfare fraud case
• Cougar drop contest with Danville, 4-0
• Application deadline nearing
• New mindset has Cloverdale looking for success in 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 20, 2010
• Tiger Cubs ready to prowl under new head coach
• 'Who Loves Their Dixie Chopper' turns into special ops mission
• Clovers suffer three-set loss to Cadets
• Gail Griffin
• Brotherton scores 6 goals in GHS win
• Benidean 'Gini' Costa Query
• Peebles supports cause with denim event
• DePauw welcomes most diverse freshman class in school history
• 10 years of changing bikes amid 'awesome' faces
• Cloverdale falls in four sets to Vikings
• Benidean "Gini" Costa Query
• Tiger Cubs lose to Knights in three sets
• Evelyn J. Slavens
• Prosecutor proposes K2 ban
• Area girls invited to a Party in the Park
• CCSC announces August calendar
• SPCSC sets schedule for August
• Bainbridge receives 5 bids for street lighting
• Miller charged with arson
• Produce picking at the park
• Against all odds: 9-year-old thriving despite challenges of Asperger's
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 19, 2010
• Betty J. (Bridges) Lightle
• Gary R. Wilbur
• Trial date set for man accused in money laundering case
• Aug. 26 pretrial conference set for shoplifting suspect
• Youthful Eagles ready for 2010 season
• Cougars look to avenge sectional sting
• City to hold 2nd Ward meeting Thursday
• DePauw, United Way team up for service
• Fred Wayne Nichols
• Gary R. Wilbur
• Fight for Zion
• Guardrails will soon protect motorists along county road
• Greencastle 1 of 45 finalists for National League of Cities award
• Tiger Cub girls' soccer falls to aggressive Bruins squad
• Marathon owner acquires Mini Mart
• Zion's fight: SMA diagnosis devastates Hoskins family
• GHS boys' soccer shuts out Bulldogs
• Tiger Cubs hosting "Purple Out" this Friday
• Samuels earn medalist honors in GHS 198-207 win
• Cougars struggle in three sets
• South Putnam falls in three sets to West Vigo
• Balanced Eagle golfers pick up win over CHS
• Online registration hugely successful for South Putnam
• Roachdale approves repair project funding
• POET granted new abatements, extensions
• House fire under investigation
• Former beauty queen now in Air Force
• American Quarter Horse event to be held Sept. 25-26
• Just another day at the market
• Professor wins prestigious history award
• Cloverdale Township Volunteer Fire Department Golf Scramble set for Saturday
• South Putnam Community School Corporation calendar announced for week of August 16
• Hollingsworth repeats as sprint winner at LPS
• DePauw ranks 64th in nation's top colleges
• Work on Indianapolis Rd. to begin Wednesday
• Hoosier Hospitality fosters community, campus bonding
• James V. Samsel
• Marvin Bailey
• Marjorie Marie Cash
• Candance Kane Kersey
• Library accepts donation
• James V. Samsel
• Brazil Concert Band pays tribute to 'Jewell of Wabash'
• Putnam Patter for Aug. 16, 2010
• Community Christmas Choir organizers looking for new members
• South African newspaper praises upcoming visitor's 'moving read'
• Accomplishment records important for opportunities, future of 4-H'ers
• PCH Cancer Center still has raffle tickets available
• Protect your pockets: Stealing from headlines to steal from investors
• Harmless to play Parkfest
• Farm Credit to hold customer appreciation event Sept. 1
• 2010 Football Coaches
• Not Saying 'Bye Bye' Just Yet
• City keeps workers cool in extreme heat
• $100,000 Envision 2011 finalists announced
• Greencastle Aquatic Center wrapping up 2010 season
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 14, 2010
• Pitts - Phillips
• Huber - 25th
• Five Generations
• Action on the Gridiron
• GCSC starting late on Mondays
• Delt Pride
• Police still looking for assault suspects
• NPCSC repair project receives go-ahead
• Putnam Patter for Aug. 12, 2010
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 13, 2010
• PCPL part of national project
• Public Record, August 13, 2010
• Greencastle defeats Brownsburg, Cascade Thursday
• Cougars Place 3rd
• Colts in Motion comes to Greencastle Saturday
• SPJ names Steele Fellow of the Society
• Fulfilling a need for equestrian training
• Plans for new gun club remain in limbo
• Henry Lovett
• Spencer man jailed for carjacking
• Museum Gala talleyed a success
• Hog wrestling event disturbing to couple
• Culture is abound in our little corner of the world
• All is 'Wright' with Scott Pilgrim's world
• Morello, Riley still ragin' and rappin'
• Parade of Fitness
• Their first opponent? The heat
• Putnam County Hospital gains 3 new practitioners
• Planning Commission plans to discuss proposed gun club
• Greencastle considers night classes
• Community Portal aims to seek connections
• Catherine Geraldine Frazier
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 12, 2010
• Adeline E. Knoy
• Darlen A. Blackmore
• Greencastle downs Cougars at Windy Hill
• Cloverdale Youth Football hosting 'Football and Festivities'
• My fantasy football follies
• Beating the Heat
• Cloverdale Council makes adjustments to sewer project
• Enrollment projected up at Cloverdale
• Casey shares DePauw's strategic plan
• Better read this!
• Grant provides recycling education, recreation
• 'Bye Bye Birdie' set to take stage at PCPH starting Thursday
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 11, 2010
• 'Immortal Life' topic of Ubben lecture on Sept. 9
• Larry L. Allen Sr.
• Robert L. "Bobby" Vandegrifft
• Hollingsworth tops sprint car field at LPS
• The Gift of Sports
• Engine No. 4 ends its long run with GFD
• Clarence Marion Doub
• Mildred A. Sinnet
• Edna Neeley
• Robert L. Vandagrifft
• 3 DePauw professors win Indiana Arts Commission grants
• Brazil meets Brazil in concert's tribute to town, nation
• Endowment to benefit Summer Concert Series
• School officials meet, discuss Knoy operations
• Lutherans on Bluegrass plays Parkfest
• Jackson plans to enter change of plea
• HPS takes another step toward National Register
• James P. Stinson
• Van Vorst - 50th
• Birt - Brown
• Miles Scot Jernagan
• Area Births
• Local youths learn firearm essentials
• Helping hands and loving hearts
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 7, 2010
• Janice Ann Hazlett
• Top Horse & Pony Honors
• 4-way stop rules reviewed
• Hospital to close covered drive during last phase of project
• Barn Destroyed
• Cloverdale UMC becomes Angelfood Ministry host site
• Zeiner - 50th
• Swearingen - 50th
• Gray - 50th
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 6, 2010
• Richard E. Wait
• Ruby Elizabeth Martin
• Danville wins Clover Invitational by 53 strokes
• GHS girls place 13th at McCutcheon
• Shopping with Cops
• Bethel Baptist donates to Fillmore Elementary
• Young Farmer's gathering planned for Aug. 14
• Putnam County 4-H Fair Dairy Results
• What time is it, anyway?
• Quilting for Native American reservation
• Reader thankful for Rally for the Cure success
• Average House Band plans upcoming reunion shows
• ISP launches Twitter, Facebook pages
• Garage sale raises money for local cancer patients
• Golf carts now legal on Fillmore streets
• Not so fast... Favre says he has no plans to retire -- yet
• NP Youth Football holding sign-ups Saturday
• New 4-way stop causes train of traffic
• Inn at DePauw has focus on community
• 4 organizations vie for $100,000
• Harold Dale Harpold
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 5, 2010
• DePauw has new choral director
• Public Record, August 5, 2010
• Museum to hold mum sale
• Word Hunger discussion set
• Heritage Lake concert series starts with No Criminal Record
• Sergeant receives honor from ISP
• Some kind of wonderful
• The write stuff
• Reader suggests possible annex solution
• Exercise your right to know
• Lucky Winner
• Soldiers deserve gratitude
• Putnam Patter for Aug. 4, 2010
• USDA announces conservation reserve program general sign-up
• NPCSC receives $1.95 million in construction bonds
• Kramer makes pitch to commissioners
• Ex-Carmel player not at DePauw this year
• Pumping out smoking
• Agostini, Cymeran perform sonatas at Classical Music Fest
• Dinner, auction to support family's fund for cancer treatment, transportation
• Know the benefits of spaying, neutering
• County fair now a memory
• Greencastle golfers win season opener
• South Putnam places 4th in Eagle Pride Invite Tuesday
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 4, 2010
• DePauw ranked among top party schools
• Correction to SP registration info
• Dangerous SR 240 intersection to become 4-way stop Wednesday
• Squealing, mud-slinging fun
• Cramer claims 23rd Annual Putnamville Clash
• Russell Eugene Roe
• Putnam Scanner for Aug. 2, 2010
• No cases of West Nile reported in county
• Community members run, walk for sake of mental health
• Pulling Along a Smile
• Showing Some Spirit
• Scholarship helps students reach goals
• Otterman gets jail time
• Bids fly at fair auction
• Richard Lathrop
• Alberta Mae Brown Thomas
• They've got spirit
• 10-year 4-H'ers honored, 5 get scholarship at ceremony
• Host family shortage reported in Greencastle
• Putnam Scanner for July 30, 2010
• David E. 'Brownie' Brown
• Daniel G. Pleake
• 181st Intelligence Wing hosting salute ceremony
• Suspect surrenders self
• Owens lands in Cincy... kinda
• Porter awarded Supreme Showman
• Heat, competition bring sweat to sheep show
• GameFX 2nd at Clarksville
• Aquatic Center announces schedule for rest of season
• Professor interviewed on MSNBC
• USS Indianapolis survivor prepares ­for emotional reunion
• Collision outside fairgrounds sends 1 to PCH
• Pioneer nominations sought
• A few moments of silence
• Serious showmanship at Grand Swine Drive
• Putnam Patter for July 28, 2010
• 'Quartet for the End of Time' next up in Classical Music Fest
• Athletics place second in Putnam County Tourney
• Greencastle girls' golf practice begins Friday
• GHS football practice begins Aug. 2
• Accident sends woman to hospital
• Bakers' Best
• Putnam Scanner for July 29, 2010
• Patricia L. Nicholson
• Alberta Mae Brown Thomas
• Feelin' Froggy
• Failure to stop on I-70 leads to 1 arrest
• Poultry champion award a tribute to 4-H'er's legacy
• Brother, sister duo act as 4-H arena helpers
• Crossfire heats up the stage Monday night at fairgrounds
• Accident sends 1 to hospital
• NPCS ISTEP+ results mostly improved
• Alvin J. Erpelding
• Commissioners consider weight limit for county road
• PCPL plans upgrade for online catalog
• Greencastle native in 'Music Man'
• Champs!
• Alvin J. Erpelding
• Putnam Patter for July 26, 2010
• Putnam County Record for July 23, 2010
• Putting their best paw forward
• Perfect Season!
• At the Library: July 26, 2010
• Dairy products require sacrifice
• Griffith's laughs power "Play the Game'
• T.J. Lang visits GHS football players
• Farm Service Agency seeking County Committee nominations
• Beneficiary thanks volunteers
• 'Lightning Thief' a fun, fast tale of the Gods
• Putnam Patter for July 21, 2010
• Big Bounce Fun House Rentals new member of Chamber of Commerce
• The Fire Truck Brigade
• Sylvia Sue Hall
• Putnam Scanner for July 21, 2010
• Do we really know what an I.R.A. is?
• Karla Whitaker-Pearson
• Cloverdale Civic award nominations now accepted
• Tina Marie Moore
• Quilt raffle to benefit PCH Cancer Center
• John J. Thomas
• LPS hosting USAC AMSOIL Saturday
• Thelma R. Swope
• Greencastle Youth Football scramble set for August 7
• Around the County: July 26, 2010
• Arrest warrant issued in sexual battery case
• Putnam Scanner for July 23, 2010
• Ronald L. Cogswell
• Loving ... and losing ... Violet
• Jamie McMurray takes 2010 Brickyard 400
• Hearing moved back for former insurance agent
• Putnam Patter for July 23, 2010
• Here comes the Beetle brigade
• Fashion Revue helps build self-confidence, poise onstage
• Gaines tops USAC AMSOIL National Sprint car field
• Patricia L. Nicholson
• POET looks forward to joining community
• 79-year-old realizes her longtime skydiving dream
• Showing off a feline friend
• Serious showmanship
• United Way Golf Scramble starts Aug. 6
• Who will the U.S. be at war with in 5 years?
• Car accident leaves one injured
• Oboist, violinist join professor at concert
• Head-on collision leaves one injured
• Summer swinging
• Otterman granted 8th continuance
• Cloverdale has new clerk-treasurer
• le Tour still inspiring
• No injuries reported in military semi accident
• DLZ presents annex to council
• 4-H'ers, animals seek heat relief
• Word Hunger set for Aug. 5
• Putnam Scanner for July 22, 2010
• SPSC to offer online registration
• A hot mess
• Safety precautions essential for fun at 4-H County Fair
• Thelma R. Swope
• Stanton's bond reduction set
• Cummins Behavioral Health Systems Expands Medical Staff
• Explore Indiana: Galleries at the Richard E. Peeler Art Center

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