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What it takes to make the grade in becoming a judge

Judges are among the most respected people in the country. They must be fair-minded and believe in justice for all. The path to becoming a judge is lengthy and tough, so you must be goal-oriented and driven for success. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to become a judge, here’s a synopsis of the educational requirements and experience needed. Educational requirements to become a judge Attend the best four-year undergraduate university you can, but don’t worry if you can’t get into […]

todayApril 12, 2020 27

Business & Lifestyle

Bitcoin trading: A layman’s guide

There are differing opinions as to whether investing in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is helpful or not. The responses and viewpoints regarding Bitcoin purchasing and trading vary from person to person. Three main ways to get Bitcoin There are three primary ways you can get or earn Bitcoin. Firstly, you can earn it by investing in a mining rig to mine the blockchain for rewards. Depending on your required specifications, it could cost you upwards of $10,000. Alternatively, you can opt […]

todayApril 9, 2020 54

Business & Lifestyle

Why you should switch careers and become a software developer in 2020

Change is not always a simple thing. Especially when it comes to your career path. There is a fair amount of uncertainty that comes with leaving something you’ve grown accustomed to and venturing into new territory.  But, as many of the prominent career coaches will tell you, change can lead to amazing opportunities for growth, both personal and professional. The key is not to make a dramatic change haphazardly. One must give careful thought and consideration to not only the […]

todayApril 8, 2020 27

Business & Lifestyle

MacMurray College to close after 174 years

JACKSONVILLE (Heartland Newsfeed/Midwest Sports Network) -- Amidst ongoing fiscal issues, a central Illinois collegiate institution is closing its doors. MacMurray College's board of directors announced Friday that the 174-year-old institution will be shutting down at the end of the 2019-20 academic year. Additionally, the news was delivered by board chairman and 1969 alum Charles O'Connell via the website and on YouTube.  MacMurray's board stated that there was no viable financial path forward. Contributing factors included continued declining enrollments, rising costs […]

todayMarch 28, 2020 77

East Central Illinois Region

Spring enrollment open for St. Louis School in Nokomis

NOKOMIS (Heartland Newsfeed) -- The only remaining Catholic school in Montgomery County, St. Louis School in Nokomis, is opening up registration for prospective students. The school reports a successful track record over the past five years, with all students moving onward to college, with 87 percent of them being recipients of college scholarships to help further their education. Families wishing to inquire about the school can contact principal Elaine Wagner, by calling the office at (217) 563-7445, by visiting the […]

todayFebruary 25, 2020 50

Business & Lifestyle

How is the state of Illinois handling the student loan debt crisis?

Student debt is a nationwide plague, with many of us still attempting to pay off loans that have racked up. The problem of student loans is so bad that it informs much of today’s presidential platforms. That being said, the fact of the matter is that much of these debates are still precisely that—debates. While the government tries to figure out how to lessen student loans (or remove them altogether), many of us still have to pay them off. Where […]

todayDecember 1, 2019 31

Business & Lifestyle

Gaming trends you should pay attention to in the 2019 holiday season

With the festive season fast approaching, many of us thinking about what to gift the gamers in our lives. Of course, the gaming selection of games, systems, and accessories is so vast that it can be dazzling and make deciding what to buy a tough choice indeed.  Virtual Reality There is no doubt about it, virtual reality (VR) is one of the biggest trends this Christmas. After all, what gamers do you know that wouldn't want to be wholly immersed […]

todayNovember 28, 2019 80

Business & Lifestyle

Beyond Bitcoin: how developers are helping traditional banks modernize

Bitcoin and blockchain tend to grab headlines in the world of banking. Cryptocurrency is the poster child of “disruptive technology” in the traditionally slow-moving finance industry. But, there are other areas where developers and software engineers must update business-as-usual in banking in order to survive. According to one survey, 80% of bankers agreed that their institution “needs to complete an assessment over the next three years, but only 15% expected that to lead to a modernization effort.” Security threats, the […]

todayNovember 12, 2019 22

Business & Lifestyle

Illinois study finds frogs most common animal found in prepackaged produce

CHAMPAIGN (The Center Square) -- A University of Illinois study that looked at wild animals found in prepackaged produce determined that frogs were more likely to turn up in your bagged salad than any other animal in what the authors said was an overlooked issue. The study concluded such incidents were rare, but that the public should be aware of the issue and more research should be done. “It's just something that we thought needed more attention than it has been given,” said […]

todayAugust 5, 2019 90

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