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Parkland student dean wins food security award

Parkland student dean wins food security award

Parkland Prospectus February 10, 2016

Peter Floess Staff Writer Parkland College Dean of Students Marietta Turner received the Champaign County Innovation in...

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Parkland fitness center more than just dumbbells and treadmills

Parkland fitness center more than just dumbbells and treadmills

Parkland Prospectus February 8, 2016

Debbie Skinner Staff Writer Year after year, people make resolutions to exercise more. Parkland College offers a...

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When did America stop being great?

When did America stop being great?

Parkland Prospectus February 8, 2016

Matt Moss Staff Writer Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump has flaunted the slogan “Make America Great Again”...

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Springfield considering alternate funding options for MAP grants

Springfield considering alternate funding options for MAP grants

Parkland Prospectus February 8, 2016

Peter Floess Staff Writer This spring, the state of Illinois is not funding the Monetary Award Program...

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Parkland College commemorates Black History Month

Parkland College commemorates Black History Month

Parkland Prospectus February 8, 2016

Scott Barnes Staff Writer Parkland College serves a diverse community and houses a student body made up...

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New semester opens new season for Parkland theatre

New semester opens new season for Parkland theatre

Parkland Prospectus January 28, 2016

Peter Floess Staff Writer    The spring 2016 season of the Parkland Theatre Arts Program opened on Friday,...

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Live karaoke for first week of semester

Live karaoke for first week of semester

Parkland Prospectus January 28, 2016

Sierra Benson Staff Writer A live karaoke show put on by Student Life welcomed students back to...

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Parkland budget crisis leads Board of Trustees to cut scholarships

Parkland budget crisis leads Board of Trustees to cut scholarships

Parkland Prospectus January 28, 2016

Sarah Powers Staff Writer The Parkland College Board of Trustees called their first meeting of 2016 to...

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Forward Momentum software tool reaches Parkland

Forward Momentum software tool reaches Parkland

Parkland Prospectus January 28, 2016

Debbie Skinner Staff Writer At the start of each year, it is a popular trend to reflect...

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Parkland offers little-known customizable degree

Parkland offers little-known customizable degree

Parkland Prospectus January 28, 2016

Scott Barnes Staff Writer A customizable degree is offered at Parkland, a rare option for students who...

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