Here are a few for now. My internet is working very well, but I wanted to get these up and say congrats to my mom!
My Mom Got Married!
Lots of updates
Took this one for the paper and then a few day later had to use some of these.
My friend Chris Buresh qualified for nationals at 6' 9". The height he is reaching for above.
Another photo of Chris I took for the paper.
Photos of a play that took place at Loras. It was very good.
Baseball got under way.
So did softball... both teams are in Florida for spring break.
The Envy Corps
Scott Yoshimura - Drummer for the Envy Corps
The owners Husky!
Luke Pettipoole being interviewed.
The toured with the Killers.
The one and only Marshall.
The one and only Matt Sepanic.. this is his place!
Mens and Womens Basketball Last Two Games
Loras takes on Simpson for Senior night at the AWC. Loras got pounded by the Storm.
That Saturday the men and women took on UD over at UD and won.
Loras coach Greg Gorton advising his players late in the game verse UD.
The man of the game was Rickey Kolze.
The team celebrating after Kolze knocked down the game winning shot with no time left.
NIU One Year Later: Multimedia Presentation
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IBM Comes To Dubuque
The leader of the Dubuque project discusses what he is looking for in potential job applicants to a room of 100 people.
Around 100 people gathered to hear IBM discuss job openings.
A representative from IBM talks to Dubuque college students about job openings.
Northern Illinois: One Year Later
Last year I covered the shootings at Northern Illinois University and I became very connected to stories I heard of the students and the staff. This year my friend Andrew and I decided to return for the one year anniversary these are the scenes I saw and the people I met. February 14th is no longer Valentines Day to me but the day when all of us for that day are all NIU. Please remember the students that lost their lives in Cole Hall that day.
Students stand in remembrance in front of five crosses with the names of each student who was killed last February.
The carpenter who made these crosses this year and last stands and talks to students and family members.
The president of the college hugs a victims family member at a memorial service.
Students, staff, and families walk by memorial wreaths just placed at a future memorial by the victims family members.
Two students stand on a bench in front of Cole Hall, where the shootings took place, to get a glimpse of a memorial service being held.
Noel Gamay (right) helps Dana Colovono and Amanda Cox pick out tiles to paint for a memorial being built on campus.
Scott Cerny, an NIU student, plays the guitar at a memorial concert.
A volunteer passes out candles at a candle light vigil held where a memorial was set up last year.
Three students embrace each other as NIU's president honors those who died last year.
The crowd ended the vigil by chanting NIU cheers.
After much of the crowd left two NIU students stayed to pay tribute to the five students who passed away.
An NIU student kneels in front of five crosses for the five students who died in Cole Hall.
A reminder on the doors of Cole Hall that the day was Valentines Day.
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Sick Day!
Hope everyone had a great weekend. Mine was good... I went to Northern Illinois University to cover the one year anniversary of the shootings there that I covered last year. I will post lots of those photos when I feel better. (Hopefully tomorrow.) Tomorrow I am suppose to cover an IBM meeting we'll see if I can stop coughing.
Thanks!
Daniel
Dubuque Live
A speaker talks to students at Clarke College about job opportunities in Dubuque.
Stan Rheigans, of the Dubuque Community Schools, talks to students about employment opportunities. He stated that Dubuque Schools will have 36 retiring teachers this year.
Corey Becker, a senior at Loras College, looks on as a Dubuque bank reviews his resume.
Alice Schmidt, a Senior education major at Clarke College, talks to Holy Family Schools curriculum director Todd Wesells, at Dubuque Live.
Students talk to potential employers at Dubuque Live.