Sigma Kappa to participate in Alzheimer's walk
By Liz Rieth / September 29, 2017Sigma Kappa heads to Indy tomorrow to participate in 13th best Walk to End Alzheimer’s in the nation according to Alzheimer’s Association.
Sigma Kappa heads to Indy tomorrow to participate in 13th best Walk to End Alzheimer’s in the nation according to Alzheimer’s Association.
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President Donald Trump will promote his plan for a sweeping rewrite of the tax code to an audience eager for the proposed change.
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The kiosk located between Bracken Library and the Noyer Complex was knocked down Wednesday.
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