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Talk about Tunnell-vision

A sharp-shooting performance by senior forward Jay Tunnell helped hand the SIU men's basketball team its third straight loss. Indiana State head coach Kevin McKenna said Tunnell's playing like he knows he is running out of games. Which means he's running out of time to shine.

Squeaky Bleachers and Splintered Seats

This blog will cover the happenings in the world of sports through the eyes of the DE Sports Desk.

Capitol virgin

An outsider's perspective on Washington for a historic day.

Inauga blogga - Carbondale to D.C.

Diana Soliwon travels from Carbondale to D.C. via bus with 100 students and faculty to  attend the inauguration of Barack Obama. From parking lot shenanigans to West Virginian cheese, she tells all.

Guest blog: Read what the director of the SIU School of Journalism has to say

Guest blog: Read what the director of the SIU School of Journalism has to say about the students’ trip to Washington. Mystique of inauguration always draws people to Washington By William H. Freivogel, director of the SIU School of Journalism, for the Saint Louis Beacon - Presidential inaugurations are dramatic moments when the nation takes a breath and turns a page, leaving behind a piece of history and venturing off on a new beginning, full of hope and the opportunity for renewal.

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Blog Wars

Irreverant ramblings about daily topics.

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Check out extra details related to campus issues and events.

Diana's diatribes

This blog will provide a weekly, healthy dose of TRUTH.

Globes

This is a blog about the Harlem Globetrotters.

Roland Burris in three weeks

How a former state politician went from being a lawyer to U.S. Senator

A timeline of Roland Burris and his battle with Senate Democrats, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White and those sceptical of his appointment by the legally-scarred Rod Blagojevich.

Springfield from 145

A look at action in the state Capitol from 145 miles south, and how it affects Carbondale.