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Dennews.com editor Nora Maberry went to Lincoln Log Cabin Saturday and stepped into the 19th Century.

Editor's Note: This is the third article in a 15-part weekly series detailing Associate Online Editor Adam Testa's experiences in Charleston's Citizens Police Academy program.

At the beginning of this year, Chris Lexow, Julie Cole, and Kevin Ereek wanted to do something different. So, the group of three friends decided to create a music group that students could participate in and would enjoy watching. This is how the EIU Blue Man Group was born.

After splitting against silver division Northwestern last year, Eastern's RSO hockey team were there to take care of business.

The English department is experimenting with something new this year. Thursday at 4 p.m. the department will put on a presentation for graduate students preparing to write their thesis proposals known as a prospectus.

By Spring 2007, the Charleston Police Department hopes to hire at least one new chaplain.

Kappa Delta sorority's total anticipated expenses for 2006-2007 are $42,403.50. What do the Greeks spend all that money on?

Michael Kleen, author of Legends and Lore of Coles County, spoke with the Daily Eastern News this past week on the various rumors in and around Charleston, his time as a paranormal investigator, and his thoughts on the truth behind haunted places.

Dennews.com Associate Editor Adam Testa attended Relay For Life and spoke with the participants.

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