Documentary work by students in the
                                   College of Mass Communication and Media Arts
                                           Southern Illinois University Carbondale
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    Chester

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  • Aruniti Manawa stands near her neighbors’ Harrisburg homeas she waits for her family to gather some belongings from their damaged home. Manawa’s father, Dr. Brahm Jyot, had moved his family to Harrisburg from Chicago eight months earlier. | STEVE MATZKER

    Harrisburg and Ridgway – Leap Day Tornado

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  • Curtis Pitt and “The Green Man” lead a senior class chant supporting the football team during the homecoming pep rally. © Pat Sutphin

    Carterville, Cambria and Crainville

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  • Bald Knob Cross

    Cobden and Alto Pass

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  • Photo by Genna Ord
With its gentle hills and ample woods and wildlife, Lake Murphysboro State Park, located about one mile west of Murphysboro, offers visitors a way to scape their daily routine and enjoy the outdoors. The 145-acre lake was built
in 1950, and today offers anglers a variety of fish, as well as being a popular location for boaters. A three-mile hiking trail winds through the park, and several campsites can be found across the area’s 1,022 acres. An archery range is also available to visitors, though there is no hunting in the park. Perhaps due to this ban, wildlife abound, from fox and whitetail deer to great egrets and waterfowl.

    Murphysboro

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  • Hobert Lambert

    Cairo

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  • The Shawnee Forest

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  • P'urepecha

    Purepecha

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