Campus News
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The side effects of social media
The use of social media has an affect on the academic and personal lives of students.
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“Picture yourself at Parkland”:
High school students, high school counselors, and parents of college-bound students are especially encouraged to attend the annual campus-wide open house.
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Parkland College gains national spotlight with urban greening award
A Parkland team was recently awarded a $42,200 grant from the nonprofit TKF Foundation to design publicly accessible urban green spaces.
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A friendly “P.U.S.H.” toward a healthier life
P.U.S.H. is a student organization for those who are interested in living healthy lifestyles.
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Religious Rock Art topic of next World of Science lecture
Professor Len Stelle will give presentation entitled "The Archaeological Science of Some of Illinois' Prehistoric Religious Art," during "World of Science" lecture at the William M. Staerkel Planetarium at Parkland College.
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Komen reverses decision to cut Planned Parenthood funding
Susan G. Komen for the Cure said Friday that it will amend its new funding rules and allow continued funding of breast health programs operated by Planned Parenthood.
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Enrollment numbers down at Parkland
Enrollment has been on a steady, though slight, decline for the past five fall and spring semesters.
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Woodworking training gets boost from donation
Dennis Coleman, founder of CU Woodshop Supply, Inc. and his wife Eileen presented a gift of $100,000 to the Parkland College Foundation.
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New Student Services Center expected ready by summer 2013
Construction plans on a proposed Student Services Center were approved on January 25.
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Obama addresses importance of community colleges
President Barack Obama addressed the importance of community colleges and their role in healing the American recession.
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A look at African culture and literature
While Africa is experiencing political strife and modernization, both of which detract from the practice of many of its traditions, African culture is alive and well.
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College freshmen see getting good job as goal, poll finds
In responding to the "American Freshman" poll, 85.9 percent of first-year students across the country said that being able to land a good job is a very important reason for attending college.
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"Pinkalicious, The Musical" at Parkland Theatre
The musical coming to Parkland is appropriate for all ages and runs February 22, 24, 25, and March 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 at 7:30 p.m. and March 3 and 10 at 3 p.m.
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Black History Month events at Parkland
Parkland College is putting together several different events throughout the month to celebrate Black History Month.
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Parkland committee to address plagiarism
Hoping to address the apparent increase in cases of cheating and plagiarism, the college has formed a committee called the Academic Integrity Affirmation Study Group.

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