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Lake Land College Names Outstanding Honor Students

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio Mattoon, IL -(Effingham Radio)- Lake Land College named PTK Treasurer Rachel Buening, Effingham, and PTK Secretary Macy Vogt, Teutopolis, as 2020-2021 Outstanding Honors Students. Both recipients were honored at the virtual Student Recognition Banquet April 28.   As well as being active in Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society (PTK), both students were Presidential Scholars and achieved full status honors via the Honors Program courses. PTK, the Honors Program and Presidential Scholars are the three components included in the Lake Land College Honors Experience. Buening is majoring in elementary education and will be transferring to Eastern Illinois University in the fall. She said her goal as an educator is to make a difference in all of her students’ lives.

Shelby Country Club has new owners, new name

Shelby Country Club has new owners, new name SHELBY - The Shelby Country Club was sold in March and joined the family of Little Apple, The Woods at Possum Run and Oak Tree golf courses - all located in Richland County. The golf course on Laser Road on March 24 became known as Shelby Crossing, according to a news release. The property transferred ownership from Shelby Land Companyto SCGE LLC for $600,000 on March 29, according to the Richland County Auditor s Office. Owners of the golf courses are Chely Broerman, Mike Broerman, Trent and Jennifer Wine and Sarah and Josiah Hulbert. Shelby Crossing is a par 72, 18-hole course.

New books, reports on environmental and climate justice » Yale Climate Connections

This month s bookshelf highlights writings illustrating the inconvenient truth that communities of color suffer most, and most severely, when disaster strikes. The COVID-19 pandemic has confirmed again a fundamental truth about the Anthropocene: When disaster strikes, the vulnerable take the hardest punches. Communities of color have suffered much higher rates of infection, hospitalization, and mortality, both because they are disproportionately represented in frontline service positions and because their access to routine healthcare is more limited. This pattern has long been observed in studies of environmental and climate justice, as the titles in this month’s bookshelf show. Vulnerable communities of color face more and more serious exposure to environmental hazards and have more limited access to economic, social, and political remedies.

WJLA ABC World News Now June 30, 2010

campus to recruit in other ways, such as working with the student veterans group. elena kagan tried to square the circle. she wanted to make both sides happy. reporter: there s a federal law that threatens to cut funding to universities that ban the military from campus. harvard receives more than $300 million federal dollars a year. and so armed with that, the pentagon pressured harvard and kagan relented. but she kept fighting, joining several other law professors in a case against the military which the supreme court rejected 8-0. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. a vote comes today to confirm general david petraeus as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. the senate armed services committee backed petraeus yesterday. petraeus said a planned withdrawal of some troops next summer may be needed may need to be delayed if security is not improved. he also predicted fighting in afghanistan may intensify in the next few months. petraeus is taking over for genera

WMAR ABC World News Now June 30, 2010

veterans group. elena kagan tried to square the circle. she wanted to make both sides happy. reporter: there s a federal law that threatens to cut funding to universities that ban the military from campus. harvard receives more than $300 million federal dollars a year. and so armed with that, the pentagon pressured harvard and kagan relented. but she kept fighting, joining several other law professors in a case against the military which the supreme court rejected 8-0. terry moran, abc news, the supreme court. a vote comes today to confirm general david petraeus as the top u.s. commander in afghanistan. the senate armed services committee backed petraeus yesterday. petraeus said a planned withdrawal of some troops next summer may be needed may need to be delayed if security is not improved. he also predicted fighting in afghanistan may intensify in the next few months. petraeus is taking over for general stanley mcchrystal, who s retiring apparently with full benefits

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