Emily Carlson is involved in a local trial regarding a DUI and her colleague Erin Davis. Emily Carson is an employee at WICD in Illinois.
Kent Ninomiya and Emily Carson are accused of trying to get Erin Davis drunk in order to take...
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Emily Carlson is involved in a local trial regarding a DUI and her colleague Erin Davis. Emily Carson is an employee at WICD in Illinois.
Kent Ninomiya and Emily Carson are accused of trying to get Erin Davis drunk in order to take sexual advantage of her. Kent and Emily are employees at WICD in Illinois where Erin Davis was an intern.
Money to Opus College of Business An anonymous donor has given $50 million – one of the three largest gifts to higher education in Minnesota history – to the University of St. Thomas' Opus College of Business. The gift to St. Thomas' "Opening Doors" capital campaign will be used to increase the college's endowment. For generations to come, interest income from the endowment will be used for academic programs and scholarships. "For a dean, a gift like this is a dream come true," said Dr... Read Full Story
Head coach Clifford Barthé of St. Augustine in New Orleans talks to his players, including senior guard Lamar Nicholas, left, during a timeout at The Catholic Spirit Christmas Basketball Tournament Dec. 27 at the University of St. Thomas. A former St. Augustine player, Karnell James, helped arrange the trip to Minnesota to play in the tournament. Photo by Dave Hrbacek / The Catholic Spirit By Maria Wiering, The Catholic Spirit Basketball wasn't the only thing that drew a team from St... Read Full Story
TheStarPhoenix.com A spot on the 2010 Olympic team will be on the line for the country's best figure skaters, when Saskatoon plays host to the 2009 Bank of Montreal Canadian Figure Skating Championships, Jan. 14-19, 2009 at Credit Union Centre. "We'll have the country's very best skaters in attendance and it's going to be an amazing event and we're excited to bring the event back to Saskatoon," said Debbi Wilkes, Skate Canada Director of Sponsorship and Marketing, at a Wednesday morning... Read Full Story
by Doug Hennes '77 : Photo by Mike Ekern The students at Edenbrooke Primary School are exuberant as they scamper around the courtyard on a mild January morning, playing tag and dodge ball, and their laughter makes one smile. Recess is one of education’s great inventions, giving youth a chance to burn off excess energy before returning to their classroom regimen. Two sides of the courtyard are bordered by high brick wall stopped with barbed wire – no real surprise because barbed and razor... Read Full Story
Head coach Clifford Barthé of St. Augustine in New Orleans talks to his players, including senior guard Lamar Nicholas, left, during a timeout at The Catholic Spirit Christmas Basketball Tournament Dec. 27 at the University of St. Thomas. A former St. Augustine player, Karnell James, helped arrange the trip to Minnesota to play in the tournament. Photo by Dave Hrbacek / The Catholic Spirit By Maria Wiering, The Catholic Spirit Basketball wasn't the only thing that drew a team from St... Read Full Story
Emily Carlson Reporter/Anchor emilyannecarlson@hotmail.com Experience WHO-TV Reporter, Des Moines, IA June 2008 - present Daily beat reporter Get out into the community and tell their stories Advocate for Iowans TV 30 Freelance Reporter, Bay Area, CA March 208 - present Turn community issues into interesting and relevant stories Proficient in Final Cut Pro editing WICD-TV Reporter/Fill in Anchor, Champaign, IL May 2006 – August 2007 Generate story ideas, shoot, interview, write, edit reports... Read Full Story
Money to Opus College of Business An anonymous donor has given $50 million – one of the three largest gifts to higher education in Minnesota history – to the University of St. Thomas' Opus College of Business. The gift to St. Thomas' "Opening Doors" capital campaign will be used to increase the college's endowment. For generations to come, interest income from the endowment will be used for academic programs and scholarships. "For a dean, a gift like this is a dream come true," said Dr... Read Full Story
I love what I do. The best part of my job is telling a story through pictures, sound, and words that makes a difference in people's lives. I believe being a journalist is a big responsibilty, one that I take very seriously. It is my job to get to the truth, reporting fair, balanced and accurate stories. I have had excellent on the job experience. At KEYC in Mankato, I was a "one man band" - meaning I did pretty much everything - from shooting and interviewing, to writing, and editing all my... Read Full Story
I love what I do.
The best part of my job is telling a story through pictures, sound, and words that makes a difference in people’s lives. I believe being a journalist is a big responsibilty, one that I take very seriously. It is my job to get to the truth, reporting fair, balanced and accurate stories. I have had excellent on the job experience. At KEYC in Mankato, I was a “one man band” - meaning I did pretty much everything - from shooting and interviewing, to writing, and editing all... Read Full Story
I love what I do. The best part of my job is telling a story through pictures, sound, and words that makes a difference in people's lives. I believe being a journalist is a big responsibilty, one that I take very seriously. It is my job to get to the truth, reporting fair, balanced and accurate stories. I have had excellent on the job experience. At KEYC in Mankato, I was a "one man band" - meaning I did pretty much everything - from shooting and interviewing, to writing, and editing all my... Read Full Story
