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Mental Health Increasingly A Factor In Divorces

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Family law attorneys are encountering more mental health issues among the spouses and children going through a divorce, according to a recent survey by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.

A full 67 percent of attorneys have noted a rise in the number of divorces impacted by mental health issues in the past three years.

“Divorce is never an easy process for anyone and having to manage a mental health issue at the same time can unfortunately magnify many of the most negative aspects of the experience,” said John Slowiaczek, president of the AAML.

Other findings from the survey include:

• 81 percent of the attorneys say the divorce process is made more challenging when the parties involved have mental health issues;

• 57 percent of AAML members have seen an increase in the number of children having mental health issues;

• 63 percent of the lawyers have found that these particular issues for the kids make the overall divorce process more challenging.

“It is essential for a spouse to be open with their attorneys about these challenges at the beginning of the divorce and work together to recognize any unique difficulties that might arise,” Slowiaczek said. “In addition, attorneys should help these particular clients form an individualized set of expectations that could ultimately help to control levels of anxiety and stress for them and their children.”

Founded in 1962, the AAML has a membership of 1,650 matrimonial attorneys throughout the country.

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Food Inspection Report

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Food Inspection Reports 10-26-17

Significant Increases In UE Undergraduate Participation In Experiential Education

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University of Evansville undergraduate participation in out-of-the-classroom, experiential education has increased from 78 percent to 96 percent over the last decade. Almost all of the UE 2016 graduating class participated in one or more out-of-class, experiential activities, including internships, co-ops, and undergraduate research.

UE students have interned at Disney Entertainment, Yale University Child Studies Center, Rolls Royce, IBM, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. Some have completed internships as summer undergraduate research fellows at University of Alabama Birmingham Medical School. Others have served as interns at the Jezreel Expedition, an archaeological project in northern Israel co-sponsored by UE and the Zinman Institute of Archaeology at the University of Haifa.

The University of Evansville was one of the first schools to adopt the cooperative education concept in 1919 and is the fifth oldest co-op program in the U.S. Since then, experiential education has been a value-added piece for all students’ Evansville Experience.

Students of all academic majors are encouraged to contact the University’s Center for Career Development to find out more about the local, regional, national, and international opportunities available.

Adopt A Pet

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Daisy is a 10-month-old female black German Shepherd/Lab mix! Her previous family surrendered her because they were moving. Her adoption fee is $100 and she’s spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, and ready to go home today! Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details.

 

Adopt A Pet

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Cali is a female American rabbit. She’s about 2 years old. She has waited on a home for awhile and is already spayed & ready to go home today! Her $40 adoption fee also includes her microchip. Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details.

Eagles visit Maryville for GLVC first round match

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The University of Southern Indiana men’s soccer team will visit Maryville University for the first round of the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament Sunday at 3 p.m. in St. Louis, Missouri. USI (10-6-0, 8-6-0 GLVC) is the seventh seed in the tournament, while Maryville (12-2-2, 10-2-2 GLVC) is the second seed.

Following the first round matches at campus sites, the GLVC Tournament will move to Carroll Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana for the semifinal matches November 3 and the championship match November 5. The GLVC is featuring the semifinals and the championship match on a neutral field for the second time in the history of GLVC men’s soccer. Live coverage of USI’s run through the post-season, including live statistics and video, can be found on GoUSIEagles.com.

Week 9 Eagle Notes: 
GLVC leader in championships: USI has 10 GLVC men’s soccer titles since the conference was created in 1979, the most by any program in the league. The Eagles won the conference championships in 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991.

Eagles clinched tournament berth in dramatic fashion: USI clinched a spot in the GLVC Tournament by sweeping a three-game homestand. The Eagles defeated Drury University in double-overtime, 3-2; Missouri University of Science & Technology, 2-1, and McKendree University, 2-1, to finish the year.

USI rallies to end the regular season: After starting the GLVC season, 0-4, the Eagles rallied to win seven of the last eight conference matches to earn a spot in the GLVC Tournament.

USI’s 2017 Offensive Leaders: Leading the USI offense this season is sophomore forward Eric Ramirez(Vincennes, Indiana), who had a team-high 16 points on six goals and four assists. Sophomore midfielder Sean Rickey (Columbia, Illinois) follows Ramirez in the scoring column with 11 points on five goals and one assist.

USI vs. Maryville: Despite an early 2-0 loss to Maryville at the start of the GLVC season, USI has had command of the all-time series, 7-2-1.

Santoro begins his ninth year: USI Head Coach Mat Santoro has a 74-69-16 overall record at the helm of the Eagles since 2009.

 

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USI hits the road for GLVC 1st round

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The University of Southern Indiana women’s soccer team enters the Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament for a second-straight year when it hits the road to play Bellarmine University Sunday in Louisville, Kentucky. Kickoff for the Screaming Eagles (8-5-4, 6-4-4 GLVC), the fifth-seed, and the Knights (7-3-5, 6-3-5 GLVC), the fourth seed, is set for 11 a.m. (CDT).

Following the first round matches at campus sites, the GLVC Tournament moves to Carroll Stadium in Indianapolis, Indiana for the semifinal matches November 3 and the championship match November 5. Live coverage of USI’s run through the post-season, including live statistics and video, can be found on GoUSIEagles.com.

Week 9 Eagle Notes: 

Eagles earn a spot in post-season: USI earned a spot in the GLVC Tournament for a second-straight season and moved up three spots in the standings this fall with a fifth-place regular-season finish. The Eagles concluded the GLVC regular season on a high note, winning four of the last six contests after going 1-1-2 in the first four matches.

USI in the GLVC Tournament: The Eagles are making their 10th appearance in the GLVC Tournament and are in search of their first conference title in program history. USI is looking to advance to the GLVC Tournament semifinals for the first time since 1999.

Eagles go 2-1 in homestand: USI went 2-1 in the season’s longest homestand to end the year. The Eagles started the three-game stretch at Strassweg with a 5-0 win over Drury University and a 3-1 win over Missouri University of Science & Technology before falling in the regular season finale to McKendree University, 2-1.

Juenger leads in scoring: Freshmen defender Madelyne Juenger (Columbia, Illinois) leads in scoring with 13 points on a team-high five goals and three assists. Senior forward Haley Rheinlander (Evansville, Indiana) and freshman forward Maggie Winter (St. Louis, Missouri) are tied for second with 11 points each on four goals and three assists, respectively.

Eagles looking to gain ground versus Knights: USI and Bellarmine battled to a 0-0 double-overtime tie back in September in Louisville, Kentucky. The Eagles and the Knights have posted 0-0 double-overtime ties each of the last two season and have battled to a draw in each of the last three meetings. Bellarmine leads the all-time series overall, 13-6-5. The Eagles also enter the conference tournament match looking for their first victory over the Knights since 2004, going winless in the last 13 meetings.

Schoenstein enters his second year: USI Head Coach Eric Schoenstein is in his second season as the head coach of the Eagles, producing a 17-14-5 mark (.542).

Holcomb Statement on President Trump Declaring a Public Health Emergency for the Opioid Epidemic

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Governor Eric J. Holcomb offered the following statement regarding President Trump’s public health emergency declaration to fight drug and opioid addiction:

“I applaud the president’s decision to declare a public health emergency to address drug and opioid addiction. It will take an all-hands-on-deck approach with local, state and federal partners working together to attack this epidemic. Today, our state is engaging every resource at our disposal and using a three-pronged approach to tackle this problem with prevention, treatment and enforcement. This latest commitment from the president builds on our strong partnerships with groups like The Pew Charitable Trusts and Indiana University to multiply the impact of our efforts and save more Hoosier lives.”

 

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