November 2010
AT&T says service back for most of Urbana customers
URBANA — Some Urbana customers remained without phone and Internet service on Sunday as AT&T continued to work on a cable that was damaged on the University of Illinois Quad on Thursday morning.
AT&T spokeswoman Brooke Vane said the majority of affected customers were back online on Sunday.
Where does Leshoure's 330 rank?
Mikel Leshoure's 330-yard game against Northwestern on Saturday ranks fifth on the Big Ten's all-time chart. Here's the list:
A Great Trip
Sun, 11/21/2010 - 3:04pm | Brian Barnhart, Radio Personality,
Trips to Madison Square Garden and Wrigley Field was as enjoyable as anticipated
Happy 25th, Shaun Pruitt!
On this date in Illini history
On this date, Illinois football's two greatest players performed in their final collegiate games.
Game 4: UI women vs. Cal Poly
Prediction: ILLINOIS 59, CAL POLY 53
If Santiago was in the lineup, the Illini's task would be much more difficult. Without her, the Mustangs have been formidable – they beat Fresno State on the road last week – but not yet the same team as last year's bunch, which won 18 games and finished second in the league.
Legislative action would be welcome
Illinois' approach to public policy is to wait for months – even years – and then hurry up.
It's a cliche to say that elections have consequences because not all of them do.
'Out-of-the blue' photo recalls Ogden man's time with JFK
OGDEN – History flows throughout Russell and Shirley Green's home.
A trunk Russell's grandfather handcrafted.
Stained glass from the Ogden Christian Church, which was destroyed by a tornado in 1993.
Steel that was pulled from the rubble of the World Trade Center in New York City after the 2001 terrorist attack.
Illinois EPA ups monitoring of large livestock farms
In response to an informal federal investigation, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency has promised to keep a closer eye on large livestock farms in the state.
Attorney general's office probes fish kill near Mansfield
The investigation into a September spill that killed tens of thousands of fish near Mansfield is now being handled by the Illinois attorney general's office.
The spill happened in Lone Tree Creek, which flows into the Sangamon River. Damage was reported in the creek and the river.
OLLI growing in enrollment, enrichment options
CHAMPAIGN – A "study abroad" program is the newest addition to the rapidly growing Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Illinois.
Alaska is the next stop, and 27 members and guests have already been to southwestern Germany this spring to experience "Castles and Wine."
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