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Studying in shadows
Jack grew up in the Valley.He celebrated birthdays with his large extended family and friends in backyard events. He sang in the choir at his high school. He graduated with honors.When he was 18, he asked if he could get his drivers license, the last rite to becoming an adult, as his parents had promised him he could when they had denied the request two years prior. |
"There's Gold Up On That Thar Hill!"
Prologue:Ellen Albertini Dow, widow of the founder of Pierce Colleges theater arts department, Eugene Francis Dow, wiped tears away from her pale blue eyes as she recalled the moment, then cupped her life-worn hands together and held them to her mouth and softly said, "It was beautiful here. |
The wide world of (Pierce) sports
From far above the football field, you can see runners huffing and puffing along the Pierce College cross country trail. However, they are not Pierce students they are from nearby high schools. Pierce has great cross country courses on which runners have set impressive records even though Pierces cross country team no longer exists. |
Kramer wins ASI presidency
After what seemed like an agonizing half-hour delay, Associated Students Inc. representatives |
Details surface on admin's meth arrest
It seems as though Ohio States interim assistant vice president for Student Affairs and director of housing might have been leading a double life.
Ronald Kochendoerfer, 41, serves as a senior administrator for Housing and Residence Education, whose responsibilities ranged from developing and administering living-learning programs, to training resident advisors on drug and alcohol policy and managing a $9 million fiscal budget.
Last Friday another side of the high-ranking officials life was uncovered when he was arrested and charged with possession of the highly-addictive drug methamphetamine, that was found by deputies during a search of his Short North home.
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Aftermath of brutal attack on UI student
The final blow could have killed him within 30 minutes.
It was a punch that smashed UI student Brian LaGros skull, flooding blood between his skull and brain tissue and sending his body to the concrete sidewalk. |
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