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City council approves new liquor ordinance

Caleb Branson|January 19, 2011

City council approves new liquor ordinance

Mayor John Inyart talks about authorizing the contract with Ameren Energy Marketing from October 2011 to October 2012 at the City Council meeting Oct. 19 at City Hall. (File Photo

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What to expect at Springfest

What to expect at Springfest

Jody Stone interacts with students after his student interview for Dean of Students Friday. April 13,2024 in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union,

Interim dean of students interviews to maintain position

The crowd jumps in excitement over Matt Bennet in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Grand Ballroom on Saturday.

Matt Bennett brings nostalgia to Pantherchella

President of Eastern Illinois University Jay Gatrell in his office in Old Main during an interview with the Daily Eastern News about his first year as president. Gatrell said, Anytime you take a new job, there’s going to be a learning curve. But you know, I feel sort of blessed to have been here and to know this place and the newer students.”

Jay Gatrell: The first year

Christiana Harkulich teaches a class Tuesday, April 9, 2024, in the Doudua Fine Arts Center. Harkulich is a dramaturge and instructor for theater, film studies and women and gender studies.

A glimpse into Christiana Harkulich’s theatrical world

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