OBERLIN -- Soon, there will be plenty of celebrating going on in Oberlin, what with the approaching 50th anniversary of the Last Indian Raid Museum and Mini Sapa celebration, and the 130th anniversary of the last Indian raid in Kansas.

Shrinking donations has already led to the cancellation of an art festival and worries about the vitality of a key community support program. Those groups that haven’t felt the squeeze yet said they’re waiting to see what happens in the fall, when fun

"Spring is a call to action, hence to disillusion, therefore April is called 'the cruelest month,'" Cyril Connolly wrote in "The Unquiet Grave" in 1945.

ASHEVILLE -- The poets are back in town. Not that poetry ever went away. But Asheville's poetry scene has changed since the 1990s, when the city was nationally famous for hip, young spoken word performers.

Campus Ministry The United Campus Ministries invites all students for free, weekly food and Bible studies. The UCM is located on Dena Drive across from the Cavness Science Building.