Stories from Monday, March 3, 2008

With little movement at the top, the updated GGUSBC have been announced. GGUSBC STANDINGS (As of 3-2-08) Collier Pee Wee Youth (Saturday) High female scratch game -- Megan Friars 103 High female scratch series -- Jalyn Duff 184 High male scratch game -- Brandon Workman 125...

MADISON, WIS. -- At the Big Ten Championships, Indiana University Freshman Andy Weatherford qualified for the final in the mile run with his eighth-place finish. His time of 4:11.97 was less than a second out of the top four, and he finished just 1.6 seconds out of first place...

CONWAY, Ark. -- Tournament most valuable player Gretchen Haehl's steal and two free throws with 0.3 seconds remaining lifted seventh-ranked DePauw to a 72-69 victory over 24th-ranked Oglethorpe and to a third straight Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference title...

By LISA MEYER TRIGG Editor People in the obscure places of the world are watching America, hoping to get some part of the American life. Sharing that life with others is the responsibility of those who already have it, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair shared with a DePauw University audience Monday night...

When former British Prime Minister Tony Blair talks about the "Challenges and Opportunities Facing 21st Century Citizens of the World," he is urging fast action in the face of fast change. And he warns that those who delay will be left behind. Blair presented the Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture Monday evening at DePauw University's Neal Fieldhouse, and he pointed to a world that is changing more rapidly that Americans might notice, as the nation is struggling in the midst of the mortgage industry crisis and economic woes.. ...