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Amy Lewis’s Journalist Portfolio

Life as an IUS police officer

Life as an IUS police officer

We interview IUS police officer Stephen Miller about what it is like to patrol our New Albany campus

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WorldFest 2013

WorldFest 2013

Friday Aug. 30, Campus Life hosted its annual bus trip to WorldFest. Students loaded the bus at IUS and were …

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This week in history: 1943

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By Amy Lewis
| The Greenville Advocate Verified
In 1943 Butler County followed its sons in WWII — from a local corporal in a Humphrey Bogart film to officers in North Africa — while recruiting women for Navy WAVES and SPARS roles. As spring of 1943 unfolded in Butler County, the pages of The Greenville Advocate reflected a community closely tied to the war effort overseas and at home.
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This week in history: 1962

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By Amy Lewis
| The Greenville Advocate Verified
A look back through the pages of the The Greenville Advocate from this week in 1962 reflects a community celebrating both its agricultural heritage and steady commercial growth. The stories include an expanding local business and an annual banquet celebrating agriculture. Farm Program Highlighted at Annual Banquet The annual Farm and Home Development banquet brought together Butler County families at the Community House for an evening of fellowship, food and recognition. The Rev.
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Because I said so, that's why

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By Amy Lewis
| The Greenville Advocate Verified
Amy tackles parents’ endless “but why?” battles, offering playful tactics and realistic limits to balance kids’ curiosity with getting out the door. Ask Amy: Seriously Bad AdviceFile photo | THE GREENVILLE ADVOCATE Dear Amy, My kids have recently discovered the phrase “but why?” and now apply it to absolutely everything: bedtime, vegetables, shoes, gravity. I try to give thoughtful answers, but eventually I run out of logic and patience. Is there a way to survive this phase without losing my mind?
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