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81%

of faculty members look at the advertisements in The Vidette.*

61% of readers report that they tell a friend about what they saw in The Vidette.*

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FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 2013

Vol. 125 / No. 137

ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY’S NEWS SOURCE SINCE 1888

Skate for the Soles to help children in Africa

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Help the less fortunate children in Africa while skating with friends at the second annual Skate for the Soles fundraiser Saturday at Fairview Skate Park.

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Masa Sun, president of Skate Ilstu, explains the benefit is what they call a “skateboard jam.”

“It’s an all-day event where everybody can skate around the park,” Sun said.

Along with the free skating, there will be several other little events taking place throughout the day.

These include a Best Trick Contest, a Best Line Contest and a Game of SKATE Tournament. Each contest rewards the winners with various prizes.

In order to enter the contests, the participant is required to donate either a pair of closed-toed, laced

shoes or $5 to the organization Stuff for the Poor.

There will also be a raffle with each ticket costing $2.

Providence Rubingisa, the president and executive director of Stuff for the Poor, explained their organization is one that strives to help out the poor children in Uganda and other areas of Africa.

They take clothing and money donations from all local communities and send them to the less fortunate.

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the Soles will go toward this organization, essentially helping the children fund their education and clothing.

“We are a small organization, but with a unique vision in which people can donate things from their closet to turn into money to help kids in Africa,” Rubingisa said.

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are technology, engineering and science,” Pogue said.

The quest of the night was to discover why America is not graduating nearly as many STEM students as our rivals and why American STEM students do not seem to be as accomplished. To answer that question, Pogue looked at some root issues. see Columnist page 5

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new York Times columnist David Pogue spoke of many aspects of modern science and technology as the keynote speaker of this year’s Science and Technology Week.

New York times columnist shares expertise at science and technology week

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Last night, David Pogue spoke on the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields in America with humor and heart. As part of ISU’s Spring Speaker Series, Pogue, an accomplished author, New York Times personal-technology columnist, host of various Nova series and Emmy Award winner focused on why America is losing

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STEM graduates and how it can catch up.

He explained that the United States has seen a decline in the number of students graduating college with a STEM degree. Meanwhile, jobs in those areas are opening. Very soon, companies will not have the people to fill the positions they need to keep running. This may force them to outsource.

“There is an importance to the STEM subjects … If you look at the biggest companies — the most successful companies — a huge number of them

“This semester has actually been a lot better than last semester. I’ve actually been taking it week-to-week. So I’ve been pretty prepared this semester.”

“Just study 15 minutes at a time — kind of break it up.”

Derek Swindler

Deane Wagner

Senior theatre major

Freshman marketing and Spanish major

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High school students who are interested in becoming nurses and are contemplating a potential career in nursing are now going to have the opportunity to experience nursing firsthand through the Mennonite College of Nursing (MCN) over the summer months.

Starting this summer, the MCN is offering its first annual Pre-entry and Retention Opportunities for Undergraduate Diversity (PROUD) summer camp that is focused on high school students gaining a variety of learning experiences that help to motivate and encourage their success throughout their remaining years of high school.

This June will be the pilot for PROUD where students will be able to come live in the residence halls at ISU for three days and two nights.

Catherine Miller, associate dean of academics for the MCN, expressed the excitement of the department to begin the program and reach out to underprivileged high school students to encourage their own success and development.

“This camp is part of our grant plans to increasing diversity of the nursing work force in our

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20 IRS info 21 Jackie’s designer 22 Wikipedia policy 23 Part of a flight 24 Vendetta 25 Pasteurize?

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summer camp serves as prep for possible nursing majors

“I’m going to just put forth the effort — probably spend the weekend studying for it.”

Michelle Brown

Junior psychology major

“Drinking a lot of coffee — and I’ll pull an all-nighter at Milner probably.”

Logan Lowry

Senior communication studies major

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