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Saint Joe's Prep Starts Producing Star Prospects

Tyler R. Tynes | Posted 03.12.2013 | Sports
Read More: Acc Basketball, College Athletes, Sports, Saint Joe's Prep, College Athletics, College, Notre Dame, College News, Wake Forest, Ncaa, Lasalle, Basketball, Ncaa Basketball, Sports News, Sports News
Tyler R. Tynes

In the eyes of the education world in and around the greater Philadelphia area, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School is a lost gem found in a pile of stones.

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Want A Break On Tuition? Do Your Summer Reading

AP | KATHY MATHESON | Posted 05.25.2011 | College
Read More: Summer Reading, Lasalle, Summer Reading Prizes, Summer Reading Tuition, College of Wooster, Vanderbilt, College News

PHILADELPHIA — Attention incoming college freshmen: Have you been procrastinating on that summer reading assignment? Don't blow it off any longe...

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Road Test -- 2010 Buick LaCrosse

Steve Parker | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: Xenon, Miles Per Hour, Lexus ES 350, All-Wheel Drive, Chevrolet, Honda, Lasalle, United States, Miles Per Gallon, China, Kansas City, General Motors, Macpherson Strut, Europe, Chrysler 300, Buick Lacrosse, Cadillac, Ecotec, Business News
Steve Parker

LaCrosse is a car which could make the quality argument for consumers and the money argument for GM to keep the Buick division right where it is.

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Ten Things to Consider Before we Start Building Nuclear Plants in Illinois Again

Jimmy Seidita | Posted 05.25.2011 | Green
Read More: Nuclear Waste, Wind Energy, Nuclear Decommissioning, James Throgmorton, Nuclear, Nuclear Moratorium, Energy Efficiency, Clinton, Yucca Mountain, Nuclear Power Plants, Illinois Commerce Commission, Renewanle Energy, Nuclear Power, Illinois, Byron, Lasalle, Zion, Braidwood, Green Energy, Green News
Jimmy Seidita

The 1987 moratorium on new nuclear plants in Illinois signaled that going nuclear was a huge mistake. It's made a mess of our electric system, our regulatory system, and worst of all, the state's economy.

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