By Susan Szuch
January 22, 2015
Filed under Life & Culture
Everything from kale and Greek yogurt to gluten-free cookies and microbrews are now finding homes on supermarket shelves.
What were once only available in high-class restaurants, farmer’s markets or specialty stores are now almost commonplace; stores are allowing consumers to make more informed choices...
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By Rebecca Jacobs
September 17, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
No, there won’t be a chorus of moos and oinks echoing from livestock at the 2014 Allerton Music Barn Festival. Instead, live performances of string, brass and other instruments will fill the barn, engaging audience members in a rustic setting.
Now in its eighth year, the annual Allerton Music Barn Festival...
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By Brittney Nadler
September 10, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
Abdoul Gassim Toure had never been to the United States before applying to take part in Study of the U.S. Institute (SUSI) 2014. The course boldly stated it would give educators from around the world the opportunity to experience the tantalizing American Dream.
“My friends and family thought it was a...
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March 19, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
Illinois is done being the underdog.
The Illini have been labeled as underdogs in their past five games, at least. The stretch started with three straight games against ranked opponents and then culminated with Illinois being a 9-seed in the Big Ten Tournament. Illinois has embraced a giant-killer’...
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By Johnathan Hettinger
March 17, 2014
Filed under Uncategorized
Illinois missed out on the big dance but will continue its season in the National Invitation Tournament, beginning with a game at Boston University on Wednesday.
The No. 2-seeded Illini last played in the NIT in 2010, when they advanced to the quarterfinals. Illinois head coach John Groce was an assi...
Tags: Boston, front_lead, illini basketball, illinois, john groce, Men_basketball, nit, sports_lead, ui, uiuc, university of illinois, urbana_champaign
