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Larry Starr was in his 60s when he decided to pursue a doctorate in education at Nova Southeastern University in Florida.

The coursework for the degree was done in two years, the former Cincinnati Reds trainer said March 25 at Bluffton University, but the required dissertation became—as it does for many doctoral candidates—a stumbling block.

March 28, 2015

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HANOVER, Ind. - With the cancellation of the Dick Small Invitational at Defiance College due to sub-freezing temperatures, the Bluffton University Beavers traveled to Panther Country to compete in the Hanover College Track & Field Invitational on Saturday, March 28.

March 28, 2015
By: Ryan Schadewald, sports information assistant

Game 1 Stats  I  Game 2 Stats

HANOVER, Ind. - The Bluffton University baseball team split a doubleheader with the Hanover College Panthers on Saturday, Mar. 28. The Beavers won game one, 12-2, but fell in 10 innings in the nightcap, 10-9. Bluffton finished the series at 13-6 and 6-1 in HCAC play while Hanover is 8-8 and 4-4 in the conference.

Here is Bluffton High School’s 3rd quarter Honor Roll for 2014-2015 school year:

9th Grade – all A:

Madison Bassett, Dakota Bricker, Leah Conley, Lucie Fett, Tabitha Geiger, Kimberly Gordon, Christian Groman, Garrett Habegger, Christopher Harnish, Sydney Hoff, Kayla Kindle, Kelli Leugers, Darby Prichard,  Aimee Ritter, Nicole Schweyer

10th Grade – all A:

Bluffton Middle School Honor Roll – 3rd Quarter – 2014-2015

All “A” Honor Roll:
6th Grade:  Simon Derstine, Rebekah Hoff, Levi Hohenbrink, Nicholas Jebsen, Brenna Kindle, Evan Mayden, Joshua Mehaffie, Joshua Meyer, Melina Meza, Thad Mittendorf, Grace Myers, Isaac Pimentel, Lauren Rhodes, Alexi Rieman, Tanner Schultz, Julia Smallcombe, Celia Smith

Four-year-old Siren Morris is this year's Mennonite Memorial Home Easter egg hunt Icon poster child. Siren is the daughter of Megan and Courtnee Morris. She agreed to show the Icon the eggs she found at this year's egg hunt. In all, 3,000 Easter eggs, hidden in plain sight were all nabbed in under five minutes by a couple hundred young egg hunters.

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