Prize will help exonerated rebuild lives out of prison
David Protess — the journalism professor whose investigations with his
Medill School of Journalism students have helped free eight men wrongfully convicted
of murder — plans to launch a pilot project to help exonerated prisoners
rebuild their lives outside of prison.
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Motor City Bowl a good show
Thousands of Wildcat football fans trekked to Detroit Dec. 26 to watch the
Wildcats in their fifth postseason game.
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’Cats drive to Motor City
The Wildcats fell in the Dec. 26 Motor City Bowl 28-24 to the Bowling Green
State University Falcons, the Mid-American Conference representative.
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Daily parking at Omni Orrington
The Omni Orrington Hotel at 1710 Orrington Ave. is offering faculty and
staff daily parking in its covered garage.
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New hours for Purple Route shuttle
The Purple Route (north and south) shuttle buses now begin at 6 p.m. and
continue until 3 a.m.
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News briefs
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American art takes spotlight at Block Museum this winter
Works by some of the nation’s most “passionate and provocative” artists
will be explored when the Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art dedicates its
winter and spring 2004 programming to American art.
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New winter series at Block Cinema
Block Cinema, a collaboration of the School of Communication and the Mary
and Leigh Block Museum of Art, will screen three new film series for Winter
2004 that focus on modern-day Taiwan, classic Hollywood comedies and film noirs,
and films by legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa.
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Obituary: Gregg Kindle
Gregg Kindle, 48, of Glenview, assistant dean of students and director of
university residential life, died Dec. 7 at Northwestern Memorial Hospital
after a long illness.
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Time to nominate great employees
Nominations for Employee of the Year will be accepted from any member of
the University community through Jan. 26.
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