Amelia Flood - Revision history

70.225.74.128 at 17:06, 30 April 2009

2009-04-30T17:06:43Z

Billymax85: /* Rumors */

2009-03-04T01:57:21Z

Rumors

Andipants at 04:59, 10 May 2008

2008-05-10T04:59:00Z

99.170.128.225 at 22:07, 6 May 2008

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71.85.148.57 at 04:00, 27 November 2007

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207.63.134.34 at 19:05, 1 July 2007

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207.63.134.34 at 18:17, 23 June 2007

2007-06-23T18:17:43Z

72.26.69.77: /* Death and Resurrection */

2007-05-31T20:59:35Z

Death and Resurrection

72.26.64.181: /* Early Life */

2007-05-30T05:25:05Z

Early Life

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2007-05-29T20:50:40Z

Rumors

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-Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007. She was a reporter with [[The Kane County Chronicle]], part of the Northwest Newsgroup. Currently, Flood is a contributor to the St. Louis Beacon and freelancing in St. Louis, MO.
+Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007. She was a reporter with [[The Kane County Chronicle]], part of the Northwest Newsgroup. Her work has appeared in The St. Louis Beacon, an online-only publication, where she reported and live blogged on topics like the post-VP debate Sarah Palin rally and deranged stuffed animals.
 ==Early Life==
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 Flood has previously been to Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Italy, San Marino, Vatican City, Denmark, Sweden, Germany, the Czech Republic, Russia and Canada. Flood would like to travel back to many of these places. Additionally, she would like to see Turkey, Croatia, Spain, Morocco and Madagascar before she dies.
-On May 29, 2007, Flood accepted a position with The Kane County Chronicle, the sister paper of the the Northwest Herald, near Chicago. As of June 11, 2007, she will be the primary reporter for [[St. Charles, Ill.]], the largest town in the Chronicle's coverage area.
+On May 29, 2007, Flood accepted a position with The Kane County Chronicle, the sister paper of the the Northwest Herald, near Chicago. From 2007 to 2008 she was be the primary reporter for [[St. Charles, Ill.]], the largest town in the Chronicle's coverage area.
-Flood left the Chronicle May 20, 2008. She returned to St. Louis to become a contributor to the St. Louis Beacon, a non-profit news site modeled on MinnPost.com and The Chi-Town Daily News.
+Flood left the Chronicle May 20, 2008. She returned to St. Louis to become a contributor to the St. Louis Beacon, a non-profit news site modeled on MinnPost.com and The Chi-Town Daily News. She contributed reporting to the site until April 2009.
 ==Death and Resurrection==
-Amelia Flood died in 1979 in a car crash. She was later resurrected, much to her chagrin and that of those who had to listen to her complaining about said resurrection. She currently has 50 points of Manna that she isn't planning on expending any time soon.
+Amelia Flood died in 1979 in a car crash. She was later resurrected.
-After resurrection, and her Chicago-area job offer, hosted a Burn the Bad Away Party on Wednesday night before graduation. Flood likes fire and has had little chance to play with it this year. It was a blast, bad karma was expelled, and CDs burn really, really well (particularly when they are not very good mix compilations.)
+She remains in touch with former members of The Knox Student staff and misses them all the time. No newsroom rocks it more.
 ==Rumors==
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 Temple also argued with Flood's mother over where to use a comma. Flood overruled Temple and her mother.
 In October 2007, Flood was thrown out of her first meeting as a reporter. Flood was thrown out of Open Meetings Act training.
 [[Links]]
-The Kane County Chronicle-- [http://www.kcchronicle.com]
+The Kane County Chronicle-- [[http://www.kcchronicle.com]]

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 Some rumors link Flood romantically to [[Ethyl Eichelberger]].
-Flood was rumored to "perfect," according to [[Jon Cahow]], News Editor for ''[[The Knox Student]]''. This was later proven to be untrue.
+Flood was rumored to "perfect," according to Jon Cahow, News Editor for ''[[The Knox Student]]''. This was later proven to be untrue.
 [[Category:Class of 2007]]

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 Flood was rumored to "perfect," according to [[Jon Cahow]], News Editor for ''[[The Knox Student]]''. This was later proven to be untrue.
-[[Category:Students]]
+[[Category:Class of 2007]]
 -2007 TKS Sports Editor [[Jesse Temple]] once threatened to cut off Flood's fingers if she edited his award-winning baseball alumni series without consulting him.

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-Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007. She is currently a reporter with [[The Kane County Chronicle]], part of the Northwest Newsgroup.
+Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007. She was a reporter with [[The Kane County Chronicle]], part of the Northwest Newsgroup. Currently, Flood is a contributor to the St. Louis Beacon and freelancing in St. Louis, MO.
 ==Early Life==
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 On May 29, 2007, Flood accepted a position with The Kane County Chronicle, the sister paper of the the Northwest Herald, near Chicago. As of June 11, 2007, she will be the primary reporter for [[St. Charles, Ill.]], the largest town in the Chronicle's coverage area.
 ==Death and Resurrection==
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 Two days before her 23rd birthday, Flood nearly killed her companion, a fish named Darwin, by accidentally melting his tank when she sat it on a burner and turned it on by mistake. Darwin is fine and has waived his lawsuit rights.
 [[Links]]
 The Kane County Chronicle-- [http://www.kcchronicle.com]

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 After resurrection, and her Chicago-area job offer, hosted a Burn the Bad Away Party on Wednesday night before graduation. Flood likes fire and has had little chance to play with it this year. It was a blast, bad karma was expelled, and CDs burn really, really well (particularly when they are not very good mix compilations.)
 ==Rumors==
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 Flood is apparently Mrs. White in the game, CLUE, and would be most likely to be the person with the lead pipe in the study.
 [[Links]]
 The Kane County Chronicle-- [http://www.kcchronicle.com]

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	Flood is apparently Mrs. White in the game, CLUE, and would be most likely to be the person with the lead pipe in the study.		Flood is apparently Mrs. White in the game, CLUE, and would be most likely to be the person with the lead pipe in the study.
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−	Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007.	+	Amelia Flood, '07, was the [[Copy Editor]] for 2006-2007 on ''[[The Knox Student]]''. Flood was also a [[reporter]] for ''[[The Register-Mail]]'', [[Galesburg]]'s 15,000 circulation daily paper, from December 2006 through May 2007. She is currently a reporter with [[The Kane County Chronicle]], part of the Northwest Newsgroup.

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 Flood was born on Nov. 23, 1984 in [[St. Louis, Missouri]]. After attending Notre Dame High School, Flood enrolled at Knox in 2003 as an [[international relations]] [[major]]. During her [[sophomore year]], she was awarded a [[Ford Fellowship]] and the [[Theodore Yelich Research award]] and took on a [[double major|second major]] in [[Art History]]. She spent the fall of her [[junior year]] in [[Denmark]].
 Flood lived in Raub Hall, Simmonds Hall, a spare bed in Drew Hall, Sherwin Hall, Williston Hall, Hamblin Hall, the Publications Office, her car, study lounge couches, and the White House by the Quickie during her time at Knox. She may be the student who has lived in the most different places on campus during her four years at Knox.
 ==Middle Age==

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	Temple also argued with Flood's mother over where to use a comma. Flood overruled Temple and her mother.		Temple also argued with Flood's mother over where to use a comma. Flood overruled Temple and her mother.
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		+	Flood is apparently Mrs. White in the game, CLUE, and would be most likely to be the person with the lead pipe in the study.