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What does GWAR have to do with Plutarch? Let's let David Gunkel explain.
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A multi-media art festival will simulate things that people may see in their dreams.
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Our NIU STEAM Team is back in full-force to answer the age-old question: "What did ancient cultures use to produce dyes?"
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A northern Illinois city will live up to its nickname as it showcases luminosity.
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Andrew Nelson finds himself looking across a figurative English Channel this November, 84 years after the Coventry bombing.
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"I don't need a student to like my class. I know that I've done my job when a student says, 'Oh my gosh, I can't drive my car without thinking about physics anymore!' or 'I'm always seeing physics through everything, and it's driving me crazy!'"We’re headed to the lab on a new Teachers' Lounge podcast.
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Gilded Cages join us to play songs from their new record Real and Human and talk with us about the album.
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Last year, Illinois passed a law to provide free school meals. BUT they didn’t fund it -- so it hasn’t happened. But many schools do offer free meals to ALL students. WNIJ’s Peter Medlin went to a school cafeteria to see what it looks like…
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Voters in DeKalb County will see several ballot questions in addition to voting for candidates.
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Autumn on Parade takes place in Oregon, Illinois Saturday and Sunday October 5th and 6th.
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It's a heated political season and Connie Seraphine's yard signs are a victim of it.