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Graduates: Moment is bittersweet, exciting at same time
DeKALB – Eddie Williams' return to Northern Illinois University will last about 11 days, NIU officials said Monday.
CORTLAND – When Lissette Jacobson wears her blue scarf, her bilingual first-grade students know they should be conversing in English.
DEKALB – As college students seek jobs after graduation, they find themselves learning the true value of their degrees and their education.
WASHINGTON – The days of fixed-rate student loans could be coming to a close, with House Republicans on Thursday advancing a proposal that would link rates to financial markets.
GENOA – Alexandria Berott and Hayley Ready have been best friends since seventh grade.
GENOA – The Genoa-Kingston School District 424 Board continues to look at ways to trim the budget.
DeKALB – Art met science and fun Saturday at the Electric Art Lab.
Peters presides over last graduation before retirement
DeKALB – Jessica White was 13 when drugs entered her life.
DeKALB – Lt. Col. Jose Jaques had no words to describe the monument Northern Illinois University dedicated to its ROTC alumni Friday.
NORMAL – Illinois State University has chosen a new president.
SYCAMORE – A murder trial held at the DeKalb County Courthouse was no easy assignment for the handful of students involved.
DeKALB – DeKalb School District 428 officials are exploring the implementation of a permanent early childhood/pre-kindergarten education program. 
DeKALB – The search is on for a new police chief at Northern Illinois University.
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