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Weeks House is new home
of MC academic department
December
19, 2008
The $150,000 estate gift that Monmouth College
received earlier this fall from the late Harold and
Muriel Conger has been used to name the new home of MC’s
philosophy and religious studies department.
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History professor Stacy Cordery,
takes to the road to promote a long-awaited biography
October
29,
2007
When Monmouth College history professor Stacy
Cordery put the finishing touches last year on "Alice,"
her biography of Theodore Roosevelt’s daughter Alice
Longworth, she brought to an end a research and writing
project that had consumed nearly two decades of her
life. She would soon discover that she couldn’t relax
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Former Big Ten star to head Monmouth basketball program
October
2,
2007
Mark Vershaw, who gained regional fame as an
All-State basketball player at East Peoria High School
and national attention as the leading scorer on the
University of Wisconsin’s Final Four team in 2000, has
been named the new men’s basketball coach at Monmouth
College. |
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MC campus evolves
over summer break
August 28,
2007
Monmouth College’s new $5.2 million residence hall
is the latest addition to a campus that has undergone a
dramatic transformation over the last decade. |
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Legendary high school coach Virgil Boucher ’32 dies at 97
August 10,
2007
Former MC football great Virgil “Tige” Boucher ’32
died Aug. 8, 2007, in Peoria, Ill., a little more than
two months after he had received the last of his many
personal, professional and civic honors, Monmouth
College’s Distinguished Service Award. |
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Christian values contribute to camp’s growing success
August 1,
2007
Known to
most of his friends and colleagues as “Tuck,” the popular
founder and director of the Monmouth College All-Sports Camp
often shouts “What a day!” to his campers, who then respond
back with the same phrase in unison. |
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Katrina relief effort has strong Monmouth College ties
June 27,
2007
A little at a time, work is being done to repair the
unimaginable damage caused by Hurricane
Katrina. Recently, volunteers from Monmouth’s Faith
United Presbyterian Church worked five grueling days in
the Gulf area. |
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Ancestors of first MC
president explore heritage
June 13,
2007
Summer is a time for visitors on the Monmouth
College campus, whether they are young students
participating in College for Kids, incoming freshmen and
their parents attending orientation sessions or the
hundreds of young athletes attending various sports
camps. Occasionally, however, unexpected visitors show
up. |
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Men’s track places
third in the nation
May 29,
2007
For the first time in school history, Monmouth
College brought home a team trophy from the NCAA
Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships. |
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Accounting professor adapts Monopoly to her classroom
May 18,
2007
For many, the goal in a game of Monopoly is to end
up with Park Place and Boardwalk. The pained reaction
when an opponent lands on one of the blue properties
with a bright red hotel is almost priceless (well, not
exactly – “That’ll be $2,000!”). |
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Woycezk scores big for the Monmouth College theater
April 20,
2007
Despite the proclamations in the program and the
protestations of the cast, George Buchner’s dramaturgy
and Professor Janeve West’s directing skills trumped
Bertolt Brecht’s alienation theories last night at the
opening of the Monmouth College Theatre’s production of
Woycezk.
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Students spend spring
break volunteering
April 9,
2007
Two groups of Monmouth
College students got away from 8 o’clock classes and long
hours at the library during Spring Break, but that doesn’t
mean they shied away from hard work.
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MC grad counts down the hits
March 15,
2007
Lon Helton ’72 doesn’t get starstruck. He chats
comfortably with Keith Urban. He knows Kenny Chesney.
And he gets famous people to tell him personal details
about their lives. |
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Academic complex project moves forward with $5.5 million gift
February
15,
2007
Monmouth
College has received a $5.5 million gift focused
primarily on the construction of a new academic complex
that will bring together both the sciences and business
in a novel teaching and learning facility, President
Mauri Ditzler announced today.
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Released
by the Office of College Communications
Barry McNamara, Associate Director of College Communications
Phone: 309-457-2117
Fax: 309-457-2330
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