The skywalk connecting the AAC and the AWC was partially raised this morning. The school hopes to have the structure completed in time for the basketball season.

You may have already taken an exam this semester, but by mid-terms you might need to dig a little deeper into your pockets for loose change and bring your own blue book to class.

“The blue books will cost around 15 and 25 cents per booklet," said Loras Provost Dr. Cheryl Jacobsen, her department is in charge of distributing the booklets.

Dr. Jacobsen explained that her department will no longer be purchasing the test taking pamphlets due to a limited supply budget.

"I mean your talking about a cost to students that is pretty small in comparison to pens and Pencils and post-it notes," said Dr. Jacobsen.

The college has not finalized any details on cost. The price of the booklets will all depend on who handles the distribution of the blue books.

When a decision has been made, students will be notified when and where they can purchase the blue books.

LORAS -Out of the 15,000 children at Nazi concentration camp in Czechslovakia, only one percent survived. Dr. Inge Auerbacher was one of them.

She shared her story with the Loras Community during Common Time.

Inge says there is a reason she survived. She explained, "I feel a special mission to keep the memory alive of those murdered children. They must never be forgotten."

By teaching tolerance to students, Inge feels like she is making a difference.

"We have to learn from the past don't we? If we don't know what happened, how will we know the outcome for the future?" Auerbacher said.

For more information on Dr. Auerbacher visit her website at: http://www.ingeauerbacher.com/