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From high school to doctorate

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Come listen to a powerful discussions about educational decisions from GED to MD. Graduation How many of you have found yourself asking yourself these...
Health

Ease holiday stress: Shop around the calendar

STEPHANIE STOUGHTON Associated Press Writer -
Early morning Dec. 26, I will stumble into the cold, hair tangled, bathrobe askew and eyes half shut. I will drag in the heavy...
Health

Drinking diet sodas could harm kidneys over the long term

The Independent -
Women who think sugar-free beverages are a "safe" food might want to think again when popping open another can of diet soda. A US...
Health

Health care issues: Hold off for a better economy?

The Associated Press -
A look at key issues in the health care debate: THE ISSUE: Why can't President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats wait until after the...
Local News

EDITORIAL: Jesus, no, but yes to Allah

The Washington Times -
Senate Democrats are proving once again that no judicial nominee is too extreme for them to stomach. A move seems to be afoot to...
Sports

Bad NFL tackling? It’s because they don’t practice

JOSEPH WHITE AP Sports Writer -
Frank Gore runs right up the gut of the Indianapolis defense. Defensive back Jerraud Powers delivers a big body-blow, but Gore just bounces off...
Local News

Former First Industrial Realty CEO Launches Industrial Real Estate Investment Firm

Staff Report -
Michael W. Brennan, former President and CEO of First Industrial Realty Trust (NYSE: FR), recently announced the launch of Brennan Investment Group LLC, a...
Health

Premature births worsen US infant death rate

MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer -
Premature births, often due to poor care of low-income pregnant women, are the main reason the U.S. infant mortality rate is higher than in...
Business

Small-business owner assumes risk, gets reward for being one-man HRA

Kathleen Koster -
Particularly during tough economic times, small employers find it more difficult than their larger peers to offer employees health care coverage. However, some small-business...
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Community encouraged to recycle electronics and cardboard

Special to Recorder -
Two Indianapolis area non-profits are partnering once again to offer Indianapolis area commuters and opportunity to recycle their electronics and cardboard this fall. Green...
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