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Indy native to take over as McDonald's CEO come July
An Indiana native and Purdue University graduate will soon lead the nation's largest hamburger fast food chain.
Don Thompson, 48, will succeed Jim Skinner as McDonald's chief executive officer. Skinner is set to retire June 30.
Thompson has acted most...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Conservation, McDonald's, Corporate Officers, Ecosystems
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Nearly 500 Purdue students lack vaccination against measles
According to Purdue University, 463 students haven't provided any proof they've been immunized against measles. It's something that could prevent them from enrolling for classes next semester.
Monday was the deadline for proof of immunization against...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Health, Diseases and Illnesses, Preventative Medicine, Disease Prevention
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A nice dose of neighborliness might cure dog piddling problem
My Pet WorldQ: I live on a quiet residential street and several neighbors -- people I'm not close with -- walk their dogs near my home. Lately, most of these pets have been pausing at my mailbox to relieve themselves. Their urine is discoloring the lawn and...Tags: Cat (animal), Health, Diseases and Illnesses, Alzheimer's Disease, Hyperthyroidism
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Man with local ties kills Florida school headmistress, himself
A graduate of Culver Academy killed a headmistress at a school in northeast Florida before turning the gun on himself.
Shane Schumerth, 28, graduated from Culver Military Academy in 2002. His father is an instructor there.
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Purdue Students spend spring break helping tornado victims
About 100 Purdue University international students spent their spring break helping tornado victims in Southern Indiana clear debris left by tornadoes.
Many of the students saw the opportunity as a way to not only give back to society, but to also...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Tornadoes, Education, Natural Disasters, Students
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Start-up companies sought for intern program
WESTVILLE — Purdue University North Central is recruiting area high-tech startup companies to participate in a new program called Interns for Indiana.It’s a competitive program that will assist startup companies by providing partial funding...Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Startups
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Notre Dame's Woo ready for the next challenge
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSOUTH BEND -- Somewhere between helping build shelters for hurricane victims in Haiti and visiting a school for deaf children in war-torn Afghanistan, Carolyn Woo realized her life's path was heading in a new direction. She felt a strong pull to work...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Facebook, Travel, Religion and Belief, Students
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Purdue University warning some students against measles exposure
The Indiana State Department of Health reported that a Hamilton County resident with a confirmed case of the measles visited the Super Bowl Village in Indianapolis on Friday. Since then, they have identified two more probable cases in Boone County....Tags: Health and Safety at School, Health, Diseases and Illnesses, Super Bowl, Disease Prevention
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Purdue University to move to trimester system come 2020
No more summer break for some Central Indiana students. Purdue University announced Wednesday that it is moving to a year-round academic calendar.
The academic year will be broken up into three 13-week "trimesters." That means Purdue will be offering...Tags: Colleges and Universities
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Lucas Oil Stadium to host Bands of America Marching Band Championship
Press ReleaseOutstanding high school marching bands from throughout Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee and Virginia will compete in one of the nation’s most prominent marching band championships, Music for All’s Bands of America (BOA) Super...Tags: Arts, Arts and Culture, Culture, Concerts, Economy, Business and Finance
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Agricultural panel to analyze USDA's projection of crop yields
Purdue UniversityA frustrating spring for many Indiana corn and soybean farmers who had to wait out a month of rain before they could plant has given way to a challenging summer for the crops themselves as they endure record heat and a prolonged dry spell. How the...Tags: Weather Reports, Indiana, Agricultural Research and Technology, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Science and Technology
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Firm launches commercial rocket from New Mexico spaceport [Video]
Money & CompanyCommercial space venture Armadillo Aerospace announced a successful launch of a sleek sounding rocket from the nation's first commercial spaceport in New Mexico....
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