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Prospectus, September 21, 1983, Amy Walters, James Costa, Leah Soloff, Jurgen Tross, Lisa Adkins, John Bloom, Nancy Boozell, Bill Chapman, Cathy Vandeventer, John Harmer, Michelle Hinchee, James Mathis, Treva Williams, Pat Kress, Mary Richards, Jimm Scott, Robert Ashby, Tom Woods
Prospectus, September 21, 1983, Amy Walters, James Costa, Leah Soloff, Jurgen Tross, Lisa Adkins, John Bloom, Nancy Boozell, Bill Chapman, Cathy Vandeventer, John Harmer, Michelle Hinchee, James Mathis, Treva Williams, Pat Kress, Mary Richards, Jimm Scott, Robert Ashby, Tom Woods
Prospectus 1983
CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES; Manager runs unique Hardee's; Elect your senator Sept. 21-22; Prisons pursue harsher sentencing; Student admits scary reality; Mr. Roberts: never a water shortage; StuGo elections held this week; Paxton- "town of peace"; Working women ignored in many countries; Rape affects into past; Pregnancy problem for teenagers; Dress for success; Segregation exists-- progress is little; Classified; Stu-Go happenings; Produce prices will be stable; Rockabilly E.B.'s are "Movin' Up"; Campus Paperback Bestsellers; New & Recommended; Ballet Nacional Español to be at Assembly Hall; Stray Cats definitely strut; Crenshaw's Field Day; UI Ticket Exchange Area designated; Gym guidelines; Henkels looks to …
Prospectus, September 15, 1983, Robert L. Ashby, Harrell Kerkhoff, Carolyn Schmidt, Beth Seton-Golden, Tom Woods, Jeff Steely, Shirley Hubbard, James Costa, Paul Bishop, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton
Prospectus, September 15, 1983, Robert L. Ashby, Harrell Kerkhoff, Carolyn Schmidt, Beth Seton-Golden, Tom Woods, Jeff Steely, Shirley Hubbard, James Costa, Paul Bishop, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton
Prospectus 1983
PARKLAND'S ART GALLERY IS WORTH STOPPING IN FOR; News Digest: In St. Joseph…..; President shares accomplishments; Parkland events; Are the Jim Crow laws over?; Student voices view on Soviet mishap; Herpes affects 20 million; Trip planned; Elimination of nuclear weapons is desired: Question: If you had the power, what world problem would you eliminate?; Harvesting begins; Cartoons; Bowling club elects officers; Town Focus: St. Joseph grows active community spirit; People Profile: Pondy voices past; Normal rainfall is expected for September; CBS new fall lineup is short but sweet; Chicago Symphony to play at Krannert; Cheap Trick releases hit album; Shear's …
Prospectus, September 8, 1983, Harrell Kerkhoff, Bob Davies, Beth Seton-Golden, Eddie Simpson, Robert L. Ashby, Jeff Steely, Paul Bishop, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore, Tom Woods
Prospectus, September 8, 1983, Harrell Kerkhoff, Bob Davies, Beth Seton-Golden, Eddie Simpson, Robert L. Ashby, Jeff Steely, Paul Bishop, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore, Tom Woods
Prospectus 1983
PARKLAND'S HEALTH SERVICE TO SERVE PARKLAND'S NEEDS; News Digest; CHI Center for Health Information 1983 Fall Programs; Another social disease discovery; Will anybody help the hungry?; Stu-Go wants you!; Community music classes begin; Cartoonist returns to Prospectus; Color coding may solve problem of lost students: Question: What would you do to help students locate their classes easily?; Whale exhibit at Krannert; Stress affects students; Hot and humid weather for Illinois; Trapp!; "Fall-In '83"; Classified; Skylines; Thank you; Club News; Meeting changed; Young adds a new twist in new album; Two hosers produce Strange Brew; Faber releases first album; Play games?; …
Prospectus, August 30, 1983, William M. Staerkel, Shirley Hubbard, Robert L. Ashby, Eddie Simpson, Brian Lindstrand, Dave Linton, Beth Seton-Golden, Tom Woods
Prospectus, August 30, 1983, William M. Staerkel, Shirley Hubbard, Robert L. Ashby, Eddie Simpson, Brian Lindstrand, Dave Linton, Beth Seton-Golden, Tom Woods
Prospectus 1983
NEW PARK-LAND APARTMENTS FILL EMPTY FIELD SOUTH OF PARKLAND; Survival hints for Parkland; News Digest; President Staerkel welcomes new students to Parkland; September 1983 Parkland College Calendar; Is your class cancelled?; Bookstore supplies more than books; Everyone is welcome to enjoy Fall-In '83; StuGo welcomes all; New addition takes care of classroom needs; Choose your movies; Lindstrand awards six films as best summer flics; Chase has bad vacation--produces funny flic; Keaton and Garr star in "Mr. Mom"; Greatest Show returns to Assembly Hall; New Doctor Who to be televised; Reviewing summer's top music hits; Skylines; Parkland employees honored; Neal retires; …
Prospectus, June 22, 1983, Bob Davies, Chris Heffley, Eddie Simpson, Shirley Hubbard, Dave Linton, Brian Lindstrand, Joe Gauthier, Tom Woods
Prospectus, June 22, 1983, Bob Davies, Chris Heffley, Eddie Simpson, Shirley Hubbard, Dave Linton, Brian Lindstrand, Joe Gauthier, Tom Woods
Prospectus 1983
C-U JULY 4 PLANS SET; News Digest; Parkland apartments available this fall; Board approves phone system; StuGo staff positions filled; Editor's Notes: Prospectus staff members named; Club News; Sunproofing skin prevents wrinkling; Researchers look into knowledge; Simpson goes to board meeting; President bowls; Parkland sees small summer students: Microcomputers finish first with kids; Kids grow up fast at Parkland: Question: What do you plan to be when you grow up?; CRC recycles for Special Olympics; Landscape reading trip planned; Special diet needed for active people; Classified; Skylines; Act passed; One hour Photo opens; Martin prefers two brains over body; Bond …
Prospectus, June 6, 1983, David Hays, Chris Heffley, Harrell Kerkhoff, Tracy Thurman, Scott Rhoton, Jan Alexander, Robert Ashby, Eric Rannebarger, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore
Prospectus, June 6, 1983, David Hays, Chris Heffley, Harrell Kerkhoff, Tracy Thurman, Scott Rhoton, Jan Alexander, Robert Ashby, Eric Rannebarger, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore
Prospectus 1983
IS SUMMER FOR VACATION OR SCHOOL?; 520 earn Parkland honors during spring semester; News Digest; Martel speaks at Parkland graduation; School pressures blamed for increased student suicides; Mayor Dodd: Full-time job for part-time pay; What's new in today
Prospectus, May 10, 1983, Diane Ackerson, William M. Staerkel, Scott Friedlein, Kris Meents, Anne Louise Daugherty, Mark Heimburger, Jon Vercellono, Harrell Kerkhoff, Tracy Thurman, Herbert Puchegger, Brian Lindstrand, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott
Prospectus, May 10, 1983, Diane Ackerson, William M. Staerkel, Scott Friedlein, Kris Meents, Anne Louise Daugherty, Mark Heimburger, Jon Vercellono, Harrell Kerkhoff, Tracy Thurman, Herbert Puchegger, Brian Lindstrand, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott
Prospectus 1983
s fashions; Lack of experience causes motorcycle accidents; Park District kicks off summer season; Park Districts begin new "Life" campaign; Summer brings quality; Graduation 1983 -- Tears and Laughter!; When were The Good Old Days?; Gayle Wright: Parkland's early morning fisherman; Classified; D.J.'s honored; "Return of the Jedi" worth standing in line for; Blue Thunder: the ultimate weapon; MTD announces Roadeo winner
Prospectus, May 4, 1983, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Diane Ackerson, Jimm Scott, Danny Lattimore, Randy Baudler
Prospectus, May 4, 1983, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Diane Ackerson, Jimm Scott, Danny Lattimore, Randy Baudler
Prospectus 1983
EPILEPSY EDUCATION NEEDED FOR PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING; News Digest; Eddie Simpson elected as new StuGo president: Election turnout down to 272; Organization of Year awarded to C.A.A.R.; Simpson thanks voters; Secretaries deserve honor; C-U Happenings; Coming; Parkland celebrates South Annex opening; Classified; Champaign releases second winner; Series crosses age barriers with intelligence; Berlin ripples new wave; Women take section tourney; Parkland men lose two; Prepared for finals?
Prospectus, April 27, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Bill Chapman, Todd Chesnut, Tammy Ellington, Rich Harris, Dale Kirks, Mark Murphy, Julie Natterstad, Cindy Sherbert, Eddie Simpson, David Hays, Mike Wallner, Bridget Rund, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Thomas Price, Danny Lattimore
Prospectus, April 27, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Bill Chapman, Todd Chesnut, Tammy Ellington, Rich Harris, Dale Kirks, Mark Murphy, Julie Natterstad, Cindy Sherbert, Eddie Simpson, David Hays, Mike Wallner, Bridget Rund, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Thomas Price, Danny Lattimore
Prospectus 1983
TUITION HIKE SEEN AS NECESSARY; Submit petitions now!; News Digest; 11 in race for StuGo positions; Time to vote!; StuGo candidates offer platforms; Audience prompts reaction from student; PC is a 'special place'; Students prefer national issues over local; Annex plans student exhibit during April 29 open house; Arbor Day offers planting ceremony; Students to perform at talent show; Ag students win national awards; C-U Happenings; Students petition for added course; Uneasy riders given help; Secretaries recieve national recognition; Acid rain becoming a dangerous problem; Gray honored for research; Team participates in livestock judging; Parkland saltues its secretaries; Classified; Skylines; …
Prospectus, April 20, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore, Linda Carroll, Robert Ashby, Ken Mosley
Prospectus, April 20, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Brian Lindstrand, Danny Lattimore, Linda Carroll, Robert Ashby, Ken Mosley
Prospectus 1983
AWARDS GIVEN TO BYERS AND YOUNG; News Digest; Scott Gissing resigns; StuGo election set for April 27, 28; Image depends on public contact; Editor answers complaints on low sports coverage; 'Someone with guts' takes a shot at paper and StuGo; Difanis sees need for criminal code change; Draft, aid law delayed; Animal research is a necessary evil: Question: Should animals be used for scientific research?; 52 donate; Skylines; Caution: dog at work; Exotic pets becoming popular; Spring flowers have a meaning all their own; Farm is home for unusual animals; ISO to host touring performers; Pets create smiles; Happiness is...; …
Prospectus, April 6, 1983, Robert Ashby, Inger Gire, S. A. Tucker, Linda Carroll, Bridget Rund, Dave Linton, Thomas Price, Brian Lindstrand, John Hebert
Prospectus, April 6, 1983, Robert Ashby, Inger Gire, S. A. Tucker, Linda Carroll, Bridget Rund, Dave Linton, Thomas Price, Brian Lindstrand, John Hebert
Prospectus 1983
WELCOME SPRING!; News Digest; Job fair figures show rosy future for some; PC donors can aid Miller; Editor accused of bias; PC jazz groups perform at UI; GM seminar offers new regional training; Animals suffer for science; Judges deliberating; Readers look to the stars for favorite feature: Question: What is your favorite Prospectus feature?; Instructor prefers teaching to testing; Club Notes; C-U happenings; Signs of Spring...; Classified; Skylines; Trivia quiz; Selleck adventure surprisingly good; Sport shorts
Prospectus, March 23, 1983, John Hebert, Diane Ackerson, Robert Ashby, Linda Carroll, Jan Alexander, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand
Prospectus, March 23, 1983, John Hebert, Diane Ackerson, Robert Ashby, Linda Carroll, Jan Alexander, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand
Prospectus 1983
ADMISSION POLICIES CHIEF CAUSE OF RESIGNATION: PARKLAND WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COACH RESIGNS; News Digest; Monticello wins overall; Time out; C-U Happenings; MDA needs volunteer attendants; Lobby display appreciated; Club Notes; NJCAA coverage considered 'poor'; Profile: DAP instructor Lake; Finances influence spring break decisions: Question: What are you going to be doing over spring break?; Failure to register for draft: Tangle of red tape threatens financial aid process; PC financial aid is business as usual; Urban League priority: find jobs; We Saw You On Campus; Central Illinois part of Tornado Alley; Believe it or not..; Eight-state area is the tornado capital of …
Prospectus, March 9, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Inger Gire, Tijuana Mendoza, Bridget Rund, John Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Bill Schumacher, John Hebert
Prospectus, March 9, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Inger Gire, Tijuana Mendoza, Bridget Rund, John Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Bill Schumacher, John Hebert
Prospectus 1983
FOCUS ON FARMER CITY; News Digest; First Award to Taylor; 'Education is the key'; Help sought, denied; Curtains not needed; Oops!; Bonds back Urbana project; Security job is also public relations; Romance is alive and well at Parkland: Question: What would be your idea of the perfect date?; PC is 17; C-U happenings; Farmer City offers more than farms; Classified; 'Friends' help fund special programming; Trivia quiz!; Parkland to host national; Cobras begin playoffs; Late Note
Prospectus, March 2, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Derek Harper, Jon L. Vercellono, Linda Carroll, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton, John Hebert, Jerry Patrick
Prospectus, March 2, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Derek Harper, Jon L. Vercellono, Linda Carroll, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton, John Hebert, Jerry Patrick
Prospectus 1983
PARKLAND AT NIGHT…; News Digest; Evening job is preference; Two from PC named to board; StuGo challenged; Nominate now; UI feature: Engineering; 32nd open house planned; Behind in payments? This may be helpful; People want more than transportation; Auto mechanics must change with the times; Yesteryear: new car less than $900; Women's History Week; Attending evening classes requires dedication; Parts available; '83-'84 aid forms ready; Parkland P.M.; Pick a winner; Rolling Stones as vital as ever; Reputations are staked on Oscar predictions; Classified; C-U happenings; Skylines; 'Roughing it' isn't what it used to be; 'Worst thing that's happened to college …
Prospectus, February 23, 1983, Diane Ackerson, David Hays, Dave Linton, Derek Harper, Inger Gire, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Tracy Thomas, Jerry Patrick
Prospectus, February 23, 1983, Diane Ackerson, David Hays, Dave Linton, Derek Harper, Inger Gire, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Tracy Thomas, Jerry Patrick
Prospectus 1983
TA PROGRAM DROPPED; News Digest; Senator says monies spent to benefit college, students: StuGo answers students responses; 3 aides say board unfair; Handicap is no barrier; Spring players needed; Tests taken; Skylines; Millikin to visit, talk; Age is no barrier to senior citizens; Time to stop playing games; PAL lends an ear to students; Lab teaches learning skills; Different views expressed on how to celebrate: How do you think Black History Month should be celebrated?; Theresa Yoder wins Taxley scholarship; Job seekers can learn; C-U happenings; Club News; Classified; Trivia quiz!; Touchy subject is beautifully handled; Dio outdoes Osborne; MVP …
Prospectus, February 16, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Bob Davis, Dave Linton, Bridget Rund, Linda Carroll, Brian Lindstrand, Bill Schumacher, John Hebert, Monica Culpepper
Prospectus, February 16, 1983, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Bob Davis, Dave Linton, Bridget Rund, Linda Carroll, Brian Lindstrand, Bill Schumacher, John Hebert, Monica Culpepper
Prospectus 1983
PARKING PROBLEMS CONTINUE; News Digest; Opinions; C-U happenings; Many complain, few vote; Photo deadline is April 8; East hard hit by snows; Dental care routine for most at PC; Dental clinic serves all district residents; Benefits offered students; CTEP cover risk areas; Club News; Scholarships depend on SSS registration; Skylines; Easy does it!; Student gift helps program; Illinois economy due to see recovery soon; Tourney open to public; Ice Capades return to Champaign-Urbana: Medal winners combine talents to entertain; Classified; Prices under $1 now seen; Roddenberry explores creative new worlds; Trivia quiz!; Whoopsie!; Are pros too highly paid?; Intramural Results; …
Prospectus, February 9, 1983, Inger Gire, John Hebert, Debbie Smith, Kris Meents, Scott Friedlein, Burt Downing, Jan Alexander, Sam Tucker, Dave Linton, Tracy Thurman, David Hays, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Mike Wallner
Prospectus, February 9, 1983, Inger Gire, John Hebert, Debbie Smith, Kris Meents, Scott Friedlein, Burt Downing, Jan Alexander, Sam Tucker, Dave Linton, Tracy Thurman, David Hays, Jon Vercellono, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Mike Wallner
Prospectus 1983
FOCUS ON ARCOLA…; News Digest; 292 vote in election; Pro-file: PS instructor Alan Hartter; More to PM job than fun, travel; New senators thank voters; Weapons are big business; Off-beat comedy set for PC drama team; Students offer suggestions on priorities; 'Police must be flexible; C-U happenings; Club Notes; Works by Taft on display; Skylines; Plants may be blue; Roses are red; Amish have chosen Arcola area as home; Tourism and manufacturing vital to Arcola's continued growth; Arcola sweeps broom market; NASA footage highlights evening; PBS celebrates Black History Month; Movie fans face heavy dose of déja vu; Guest artists …
Prospectus, February 2, 1983, Jan Alexander, John Brooks, John Dixon, Scott Friedlein, Michael Holt, Martha Hutchins, Julie Janka, Kris Meents, Julie Natterstad, Bill Schumacher, Inger Gire, Becky Hamm, Chris Heffley, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton, John Hebert
Prospectus, February 2, 1983, Jan Alexander, John Brooks, John Dixon, Scott Friedlein, Michael Holt, Martha Hutchins, Julie Janka, Kris Meents, Julie Natterstad, Bill Schumacher, Inger Gire, Becky Hamm, Chris Heffley, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Dave Linton, John Hebert
Prospectus 1983
SEVERNS RECALLS TERM AS MAYOR; News Digest; Nine run for StuGo offices; Candidates present views; Family offers thanks; 'Nonsense' was nonsense; Club news; MSLC held; Education award offered; Illinois colleges get grants; PC radio plays provide a trip down memory land; C-U happenings; PCU prepares for concerts; 'Seer of Seers' ready for annual appearance; Oops; Student responsible for campus posters; Kabuki performance brings ancient art form to PC; Children urged to write; Classified; 'Gandhi' is brilliant, an event to experience; Bad script overrides excellent cast, acting; Missing Persons: don't miss this; Skylines; Sport shorts; IM basketball results; IM basketball schedule; …
Prospectus, January 26, 1983, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, Tracy Thurman, Bill Aull, Cheryl Burgess, Jan Alexander, Danny Lattimore, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, John Hebert, Julie Janka
Prospectus, January 26, 1983, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, Tracy Thurman, Bill Aull, Cheryl Burgess, Jan Alexander, Danny Lattimore, Dave Linton, Jimm Scott, John Hebert, Julie Janka
Prospectus 1983
SPRING RECORD BROKEN; News Digest; Computer will provide basic data storage; Tea ceremony backed by 450 years of tradition; Student papers taken; Comedy auditions set; PMA wants members; Reality, not drama, taught; Play detective!; Parkland Invitational Tournament Jan. 14-15 1983; Classified; Apathy is disappointing; Skylines; Weapons training part of CJC plans; Spring brings another chance; Trivia quiz returns; Rundgren goes it alone; Nonsense makes sense; Benatar album is anti-bootleg effort; Championship, MVP award go to Cobras; Third ski trip next month
Prospectus, January 17, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Dave Linton, Martha Hutchins, Danny Lattimore, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott
Prospectus, January 17, 1983, Diane Ackerson, Dave Linton, Martha Hutchins, Danny Lattimore, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott
Prospectus 1983
600 RECEIVE FALL HONORS; News Digest; Begin semester with involvement; Blood drive thanks; StuGo election set for Feb. 2, 3; Christmas Day heroes: UI vets save pet; Wet expected; Skylines; StuGo rates PC bookstore: okay; Pet shelter seeks adoptive homes; Transfer day set at UI; PCD airs radio plays; Classified; Game honors FC-Mansfield; Donors needed; 'Airplane II' almost equal in lunacy to predecessor; Lindstrand awards make debut; Pop no has-been; Bruce better with band; Holiday movies no go; Activities for Week of January 17-21
Prospectus, December 16, 1982, Diane Ackerson, Dave Linton, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Jan Alexander, Jon Vercellono, Donna Drysdale, Paul Bishop, Gene Suggs
Prospectus, December 16, 1982, Diane Ackerson, Dave Linton, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Jan Alexander, Jon Vercellono, Donna Drysdale, Paul Bishop, Gene Suggs
Prospectus 1982
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS; News Digest; Work, study can lead to burnout; Economy causes legendary benefactor to cut spending; Choral festival set; Season's Greetings; Computer gift may affect family; Skylines; Christmas questions bring varied responses; Observance of Christmas has survived; Yule log symbol of holiday warmth; Will the real Kris Kringle please step forward; Victorian halls decked with garlands, mistletoe; Festive coffees lift spirits; Comic books aren't just kid stuff anymore; Ryder rides into comeback trail; 'Bah, humbug' attitude can be changed; Buzz Galaxy saves Santa in the nick of time; 'Rat' release in time for holidays; Winter brings world-wide holiday celebrations; …
Prospectus, December 8, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, John Hebert, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand
Prospectus, December 8, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, John Hebert, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand
Prospectus 1982
PHASE IV CONSTRUCTION BEGUN; News Digest; Winners announced!; Team appreciates coaching; Final Exam Schedule -- Fall '82; Signs should be read; Hard work noted; Votes appreciated; Flour and bfan salad?; 'People' winners; 'General Subject' winners; Honorable Mention; Pro-file; ISO members pleased with fair; Classified; Accounting offers Yaxley scholarship; Easton reaching full bloom as artist; Dream comes true; Use that useless knowledge, win cash!; T-Bird third out; Idol goes solo; Choose movies!; Students unconcerned about apat; Parkland club notes
Prospectus, December 1, 1982, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Scott Richard Gissing, Jon Vercellono, Michael Vitoux, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Mike Schoeplein, Ed Young, John Hebert
Prospectus, December 1, 1982, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Scott Richard Gissing, Jon Vercellono, Michael Vitoux, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Mike Schoeplein, Ed Young, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
GISSING: 'NO VENDETTA'; Schoeplein: 'No chance'; News Digest; Questions on jail death remain unanswered; Community colleges awarded business resource grants; AHT may see program revisions; Barter board misused; Shoppers begin holiday buying; Postal Service performs service; Convocations offers evening concerts; Parkland sets blood drive; Harsh sentence is predicted for Tylenol killer; Former PC student subject of investigation; Survey profiles killer; Programs aid long-living; Prepare your car for winter-storm safety; Choral Union to present 'Messiah'; Church under attack in Central America; ARC meets; Fair opens; Choral Union prepares for 'Messiah' production; Evita: too long, too loud, too much; Trivia knowledge can …
Prospectus, November 24, 1982, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus, November 24, 1982, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
NEW ADDITIONS; News Digest; Parkland plans for winter; Davis explains parking rules and regulations; Logic, fairness reasons for parking; C-U Happenings; Effort by Sarah Hale made this holiday official: Thanksgiving is newcomer among holidays; Find the turkey; Big birds, big bucks; Shiloh church continues 31-year-old tradition; Parkland providing access to education; Santa coming!; Sculpture to be shown; Classified; Dinner at Shiloh; Movie trivia can win you cash; Average isn't good enough; Clash fails to make point; These girls mean business; New funk from local band; 'Over There' cooks; Novel draws readers into a world of fantasy; Action from the XXIV …
Prospectus, November 17, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Tom Mccowan, Scott Richard Sherman Gissing, Bridget Rund, Jeff Little, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Dave Linton, John Hebert
Prospectus, November 17, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Tom Mccowan, Scott Richard Sherman Gissing, Bridget Rund, Jeff Little, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Dave Linton, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
REVIEW BOARD VOTES TO DISMISS STUGO SENATOR; News Digest; We focus on Gibson City; Education necessary to prevent devastation; Election will not solve problems; Student concerned about car parking; 'Humorist' saga may end; Smokers face higher prices, risk; Parkland club notes: German Club, PMA, BSA; Day set aside to kick habit; Parkland students honored; Urbana High plans dinner; C-U Happenings; Mr. Roberts to speak at P.C.; Little snow seen for November; 'Valspeak' thought to be less than awesome; You too, can be like, incoherent; Gallery has photo exhibit; Ideas needed; Places and faces in Gibson City; The voodoo chile lives; …
Prospectus, November 3, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Brian Lindstrand, Lisa Albores, Pat Washington, Scott Rhoton, Clem Wallace, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus, November 3, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Brian Lindstrand, Lisa Albores, Pat Washington, Scott Rhoton, Clem Wallace, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
PURDUE VISIT SPURS STUGO; News Digest; Twenty enter pumpkin contest; Registration issue is re-addressed by Smith; Identity revealed; Group opposed to nuclear weapons; 'DWB not the only aggressive team'; Editor says 'thank you' to honest student; Students see person responsible for drug tampering as threat; Band festival always a crowd-pleaser; Program to aid students; Students earn, learn; Nine Parkland cheerleaders chosen by judges; Movie-tv questions answered; Chautauqua series set for Parkland; Confusion cleared; Prairie women depicted in play; Jackets ordered; Classified; C-U Happenings; Manilow receives warm reception from C-U; Reeve gets new image; Ferguson tours for album; Violence fans can …
Prospectus, October 27, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Rosalind Weber, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Brian Lindstrand, Monica Culpepper, John Hebert
Prospectus, October 27, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Rosalind Weber, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Brian Lindstrand, Monica Culpepper, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
STUGO VOTES AGAINST USING PHOTO IDS; News Digest; Michelle Anderson, Eric Bohlen receive checks: Scholarships awarded; Students visit prison; Students continue to express concern on SSS; Thanks to donors; 'Student has a lot to learn'; Voter participation urged; TV spots offer tips; ISA serves Parkland's international students; Activity fees allocated; C-U Happenings; Fall Fotos; Questions to readers get varied responses; Parkland Puzzle; Former editor wins competition; Cost of alcoholism is high; Ghoulies and ghosties go 'bump' in the night; 'Halloween' chills; Classified; 'Year' a bright note in a dull fall; Hot top 10; Test your wits!; Match wits with Sam; …
Prospectus, October 20, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, Peter Benton, Mark Heimburger, Scott Rhoton, Brian Lindstrand, Bob Brunner, Bridget Rund, Jimm Scott, Albert Sapp, Chris Heffley, John Hebert
Prospectus, October 20, 1982, Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, Peter Benton, Mark Heimburger, Scott Rhoton, Brian Lindstrand, Bob Brunner, Bridget Rund, Jimm Scott, Albert Sapp, Chris Heffley, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
JUDGES FOR CONTEST NAMED; News Digest; StuGo plans trip to Purdue; PCF president speaks out on letters; 'Draft registration is law,' says student; Lack of control to blame; We asked Parkland students what their TV viewing habits were and whether school or jobs made a difference in what they watched.; Soaps watched in groups; C-U Happenings...; TV lab instructor named; 74 bands to gather in CU; Gadgetry comes into the home via TV; Brat fest set; TV Find; Midterm grades out soon; The Prospectus...at work; SNL writer responsible for TV teens; Classified; Too much Rush, too little Rory; Old favorites …
Prospectus, October 13, 1982, Tracy Thurman, Brian Lindstrand, Diane Ackerson, Jon Vercellono, Clem Wallace, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus, October 13, 1982, Tracy Thurman, Brian Lindstrand, Diane Ackerson, Jon Vercellono, Clem Wallace, Jimm Scott, John Hebert
Prospectus 1982
ANNEX EXTERIOR FINISHED; News Digest; Park will act as entrance to Parkland; Objections voiced; Draft adds fuel to fire; Brenda Edgar on campaign trail; Threat made; Play opens tomorrow; Prop ships on display; C-U Happenings…; Greatest show on earth, wasn't; Show choirs meet at PC; Classified; Community Calendar; 'Who' concert worth trip; 'Raiders' copies hit tv screens in time for fall viewing; Division III offering no substitute for NFL; Fast Freddy Contest; Cobras overpower LT; Team plays all-out ball; Illini in for a tough one; Club forming
Prospectus, October 6, 1982, Inger Gire, Scott Richard Sherman Gissing, Tom Mccowan, Ken Moseley, Diane Ackerson, Mark Heimburger, Carol Neathery, Harrell Kerkhoff, Jon Vercellono, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Cindy Becker, Linda Weaver, Peter L. Eveland, Jill Walthall, John Hebert, David Hays
Prospectus, October 6, 1982, Inger Gire, Scott Richard Sherman Gissing, Tom Mccowan, Ken Moseley, Diane Ackerson, Mark Heimburger, Carol Neathery, Harrell Kerkhoff, Jon Vercellono, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, Cindy Becker, Linda Weaver, Peter L. Eveland, Jill Walthall, John Hebert, David Hays
Prospectus 1982
PROSPECTUS FOCUS ON VILLA GROVE; News Digest; Villa Grove looks ahead to future; Voter turnout appreciated; What's your opinion on draft revitalization?: Draft dialogue wanted by student; Listeners available for PC students; Christian humorist appears; Guides needed; Addition bids out, construction to begin this fall; C-U Happenings...; Voter turnout doubled since last election; Loan funding may increase; Can you picture this?; Winter is comin, are you ready?; Three-year restoration project for historic 'Sunnyside'; Growth and tradition mark Villa Grove's 150 years; Classified; Places and Faces in Villa Grove; 'Wouldn't trade my life for the world,' says bear trainer; Newton-John gives …