By Maddie Galassi
November 30, 2015
Filed under Life & Culture
A University student has found a way to fix a common problem many students encounter in the nightlife — paying cover at bars.Cover’d, which launched November 17, is an app that allows users to pay for cover at Kam’s on their mobile device, eliminating the need for cash to enter the bar. Th...
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By Imogen Lindsley
September 29, 2015
Filed under News
Undergraduates with teaching assistants of the same race or ethnicity are more likely to achieve higher grades, experts say. These findings were first published in September by graduate student Lester Lusher, his advisor Scott Carrell of the University of California at Davis, and Professor Doug Campbell ...
Tags: campus, Computer Science, David Naber, Doug Campbell, Educational Psychology, Ethnicity, Lester Lusher, New Economic School In Russia, news, race, Researchers, Resource, Rory Johnson, Scott Carrell, students, Ta, Teaching Assistants, top stories, Topstories, Undergraduates, University Of California At Davis
February 4, 2015
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Some users of the Facebook mobile app know the frustration of inconsistent Internet connections and running out of storage. But for users in developing countries, accessing the app can be nearly impossible.
However, this is now changing in certain developing countries because of Facebook’s newest developmen...
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December 8, 2014
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Every year, the audience at graduation goes silent as “Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1.” begins to play. Among the sea of blue gowns, the distinguished cords of James Scholars pop against the standard academic dress. It’s an honors program meant to recognize the top students within their class....
Tags: Abigail Ling, academic dress, activity credit, Adhd, alumnus, aroundcampus, Business, Candidates, Classes, College, Computer Science, cords, credit hours, emily alessio, engineering, executive committee, front_lead, gowns, gpa, Grades, Graduate School, Honors, honors of liberal arts and sciences director, illinois, Intern, james oto, james scholars, kirsten bartels, Leader, lenny erickson, lifeandculture, Physics, Pomp And Circumstance March No. 1, President, Program, registration, Transcripts, ui, uiuc, university of illinois, urbana_champaign
By Jean Kang, Contributing Writer
October 7, 2014
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The anatomy of a juggler is an amalgamation of coordination, concentration, perseverance and skill. The eyes are trained forward, with a continuous, focused gaze. The hands move in a fluid, synchronized motion. And yet, the serious stance juxtaposes the bright colored balls, the informal setting...
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By Mara Shapiro
April 28, 2014
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Freshman in Engineering Allen Kleiner knew he wanted to rush a fraternity prior to arriving on campus. However, he didn’t expect to feel so welcomed by the brothers of Theta Chi.
“I didn’t expect how we were treated as well as we were here,” Kleiner said. “Seniors made the effort. The olde...
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By Daily Illini Staff Report
February 7, 2014
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Update (10:00 p.m.): University student Jonathan Kuck finished 19th overall in the 5,000 meters race with a time of 6 minutes, 31.53 seconds, more than 10 seconds off his time at the Olympic trials.
Sven Kramer of the Netherlands, who Kuck was racing alongside, won gold in 6:10.76, an Olympic record...
Tags: 000 meter, americans, Computer Science, engineering, illinois, Jonathan Kuck, men's 5, Nbc Sports Network, Olympic Games, olympics, Pro_sports, Red Shirt Program, russia, saturday, Sochi, speedskater, sports_lead, sven kramer, Top_story, U.s. Olympic Trials, ui, uiuc, Urbana, urbana_champaign, world single distance speed skating championships
