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August 29, 2003

• Feature Meet Utah State’s New Freshmen
• Utah State Launches New Enrollment Management Plan
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE LAUNCHES NEW ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN
• Utah State in the News
  • FULFILLING HIS 'DREAM:' 40 YEARS LATER, USU PROFESSOR RECALLS HOW MLK SPEECH CHANGED HIS LIFE AND THE WORLD
  • MARS PARTY A SOARING SUCCESS: HUNDREDS GATHER TO VIEW THE NIGHT SKY’S RED PLANET
  • STORM DRAIN FEE APPROVED IN WEST POINT
  • SHUTTLE PANEL BLASTS NASA: REPORT NOT EXPECTED TO HAVE BIG IMPACT ON USU SPACE LAB
  • USU TAKES RICHMOND: VAST WEEKLONG PROJECT WILL TRY TO SAVE HISTORY
  • BE WARY OF PURCHASING OVER THE PHONE
  • WATER LILIES NEED PATIENT GARDENER
  • WHEN SEEKING FERRETS LOOK FOR GREEN EYES
  • KSL NEWSCAST: SHUTTLE DISASTER REPORT
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: HEALTHY LIVING
• Athletics Utah State Extends Radio Network
• Highlights
  • New Head for Nutrition and Food Sciences Department
  • President Hall's Book Report
  • What Our Readers Read
• Announcements
  • Utah State Magazine Fall Issue is Online
  • Little Aggie Activities
  • Utah House is Open

August 27,2003

• News Releases
  • NEW HEAD FOR NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
  • NEW ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT NAMED AT UTAH STATE
  • ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY — YOU CAN BE A PART OF IT TOO
  • ’03-04 SPEAKERS SERIES OPENS WITH CREATIVE WRITING SAMPLER
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT HONORS FIRST DAY OF FALL SEMESTER
  • UTAH STATE PHYSICS DEPARTMENT HAS CLOSE ENCOUNTER WITH MARS
• Utah State in the News
  • WELCOME MARTIANS WITH CAMPUS GALA
  • UVSC GETS SOME ELBOW ROOM: NEW FACILITY ADDS 51 CLASSROOMS TO CAMPUS
  • USU ASSOCIATE DEAN OF ENGINEERING NAMED
  • USU PROFESSOR RECEIVES FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP
  • DECISION TO ENTER COLLEGE YOUNG RELIES ON MANY FACTORS
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU PRESIDENT HELPS STUDENTS MOVE INTO DORMS
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU PRESIDENT HELPS STUDENTS MOVE INTO DORMS
  • FAST-GROWING COLLEGES FEELING BOXED IN: DIXIE NEEDS ROOM TO MEET PRESSING NEEDS, LAWMAKER TELLS BOARD
  • TERRORISTS' NEXT TARGET? AGRICULTURE VULNERABLE ON SEVERAL FRONTS, LOCAL EXPERTS SAY
  • SCHOOL BOARD GREETS NEW BOARD MEMBER
  • USU RECEIVES RESEARCH GRANT
  • MUSIC PROGRAM STRIKES CHORD
  • USU NAMES DEAN, DEPARTMENT HEAD
  • AUTISM PRESCHOOL COMES TO LOGAN
  • RANKINGS PLEASE Y., WESTMINSTER: U., USU ALSO ON LIST IN U.S. NEWS, WORLD REPORT
  • AGGIES DESERVE LOW RANKING
  • AGGIE RANKING PUTS FOOTBALL IN PERSPECTIVE
  • GARDEN VARIETY: MIDAS TOUCH IN THE GARDEN? NAH, IT'S PROBABLY CHLOROSIS
  • GARDEN TIPS AND EVENTS
  • TUITION HIKES THREATEN COLLEGE DREAMS: STEEP INCREASES PLANNED AT STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES
  • USU HOSTS MEMORIAL FOR MORGAN
  • GARDEN TIPS AND EVENTS
  • HIGH PLACES
  • HEAR IT AGAIN
  • ON THE AIR: REPRESENTING THE WHOLE
  • FROM THE EDITOR: "TOWN PRIDE"
  • 'LETTERS FROM AFGHANISTAN'

August 22, 2003

• Feature Utah State Students Build a Nanosat — Will it be Launched?
• News Releases
  • USU STUDENTS BUILD A NANOSAT AND COMPETE TO HAVE IT LAUNCHED INTO SPACE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW SHOULD PARENTS TELL THEIR CHILDREN ABOUT DIVORCE?
• Utah State in the News
  • STUDENTS ALL FIRED UP ABOUT ROCKETS: RIVERTON YOUTHS SHOOT FOR THE STARS AS PART OF SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION
  • VIRUS HITS E-MAIL INBOXES BIG TIME: 'SOBIG.F' CAN MAKE VICTIMS SEND SPAM, TOO
  • PLAYING YOUR CARBS RIGHT: IS WATCHING CARBOHYDRATE INTAKE THE KEY TO WEIGHT LOSS?
  • LATINO LEADERS OFFER SOLUTIONS TO LOW SCORES
  • LOGAN BOASTS LOW RENTS: CITY HAS 2ND-LOWEST MEDIAN RATE IN STATE
• Athletics Women's Basketball Announces 2003-04 Schedule
• Highlights
  • Space Dynamics Laboratory Appoints New Director
  • Meeting Follows ATV Ride
  • Utah State Physics Department Has Close Encounter with Mars
• Announcements
  • New Assistant to the President Named at Utah State
  • It's A Presidential Move
  • Former Department Head Dies
  • Remodeled Bookstore

August 20,2003

• News Releases
  • UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT TO HELP STUDENTS MOVE IN
  • WILL WEST NILE VIRUS AFFECT WILD GAME BIRDS?
  • WEST NILE VIRUS EFFECT ON CATS AND DOGS
  • FAIRING WELL AT THE FAIR
• Utah State in the News
  • LAB HOPES TO BEAT CHEATGRASS: TEAM IS BREEDING STRONGER STRAINS OF NATIVE UTAH GRASSES
  • NEW DEAN AT USU
  • STUDY LINKS AGGRESSION AND TIME IN DAY CARE
  • TIPS ON PREVENTING TROUBLE WITH BEARS
  • CHICKENS, HORSES AND MOSQUITOES WERE INFECTED
  • VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT TOUCHES UTAH: BOX ELDER INTERVIEWER COLLECTS VETERANS' STORIES BEFORE THEY'RE LOST
  • LOCALS SHARE HOW TO MAKE YARD DRY BUT NOT BORING
  • LIFE AT THE TOP: RUMORS GROW LIKE RHUBARB AT DAVIS FAIR
  • EXTENSION OFFICE PLANS CLASS ON COOKING WHEAT
  • LEAVITT TO FACE GRILLING IN EPA QUEST HARD QUESTIONS LOOM FOR UTAH GOVERNOR ON OLYMPIC BRIBERY, THE ENVIRONMENT
  • 2 SENTINEL CHICKENS SHOW W. NILE VIRUS
  • GARDEN TIPS AND EVENTS
  • UTAH FARMERS TARGETED IN SCAM: CAUTION ADVISED WHEN DEALING WITH TELEMARKETERS
  • CLIMBING PRESENTATION
  • REBROADCASTING ROSALIE
  • EASTERN MICROCINEMA
  • NEWS BEAT: TEST SAMPLES SAY WEST NILE IN UTAH?

August 15, 2003

• Feature Student Retention — Utah State University Faculty Present at National Conference
• News Releases
  • ALLAN STEED RECEIVES TOP LEADERSHIP AWARD AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • PIGEON FEVER HITS HORSES IN UINTAH BASIN
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE A LIST OF INGREDIENT SUBSTITUTIONS FOR COOKING AND BAKING?
  • FOOD FOR THOUGHT — UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ALUM RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF COUNTRY'S BEST
• Utah State in the News
  • UNFORGETTABLE THESPIAN: FLOYD MORGAN BROUGHT MUCH, GAVE MUCH TO VALLEY THEATER
  • PRICES COME DOWN FOR SMALL SATELLITES COST FOR SCHOOLS, PENTAGON AND FIRMS IS NOW $6 MILLION
  • MASTER OF MELODRAMAS
  • FINDINGS: UTAH CHICKENS MAY HAVE VIRUS
  • SYLLABUS: "ROMAN HISTORY" UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH HOPES TO BE HOME OF NEW SOLAR OBSERVATORY
  • EDGED YARD LOOKS NEATER
• Athletics Big Blue Club Sponsoring Trip To Utah Game
• Highlights
  • Utah State Scientists Spend Day in Nation's Capitol — Encourage Research as Investment in Future
  • Utah State Extension in Kane County: Managing Mealtime
  • Utah State University Alum Recognized as One of Country's Best
  • Allan Steed Receives Top Leadership Award at Utah State University
• Announcements
  • Memorial Planned for Theatre Great Floyd Morgan
  • Free Lunch

August 13,2003

• News Releases
  • ROSALIE SORRELS CONCERT BROADCAST NEXT ON UPR SATURDAY SERIES
  • USU NAMES ASSISTANT DEAN FOR PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND REGIONAL DEPARTMENT HEAD
• Utah State in the News
  • SPACE EXPLORATION SETBACKS LAUNCH PROGRAM PROGRESS
  • TECH FANS HEAD TO CACHE FOR SMALL-SATELLITE CONFERENCE
  • KIDS AND WRITING — IT’S A NATURAL: OGDEN NATURE CENTER SETS UP CAMP FOR INNER-CITY STUDENTS
  • UTAH COULD KEEP EYE ON SUN: PANGUITCH LAKE ON SHORT LIST FOR SOLAR OBSERVATORY SITE
  • UNIVERSITIES LOOK TO INVEST IN FIRMS
  • STATE OF THE STATE: CACHE
  • PARTNERSHIP AIMS TO CUT WATER USE
  • TECH SCHOOL TOPS WISH LIST AGAIN
  • FROM MY DESK TO YOURS
  • TAX-EXEMPT INSTITUTIONS TAKING A JOLT: DO SOME CITIES USE ELECTRIC BILL TO MAKE NONPROFITS PONY UP?
  • WHARTON: BEING A CONSERVATIONIST CAN REQUIRE A LOT OF ENERGY
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU EXTENSION
  • UPR UNVEILS NEW ‘SYNECDOCHE’
  • THIS WEEKEND ONLY
  • ALL ABOARD!
  • FROM THE EDITOR: "CURTAIN"
  • EASTERN MICROCINEMA
  • TOP OF UTAH'S HORSE CULTURE IS FLOURISHING: SUMMER AROUND THESE PARTS BRINGS TO MIND OUR PASSION FOR EQUESTRIAN PURSUITS
  • WATER GARDENING IS FAST-GROWING INDUSTRY: DO-IT-YOURSELFERS CAN INSTALL A SMALL POND IN FEW HOURS
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU INTERNS PERFORM WATER CHECKS

August 8, 2003

• Feature Music Strikes Chord with Students
• News Releases
  • MUSIC STRIKES CHORD WITH STUDENTS
  • WATER STRESSED TREES NEED ATTENTION
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE TIPS FOR GROWING WATER LILIES?
• Utah State in the News
  • HITTING THE BOOKS IN BELGIUM: USU PROFESSOR GETS PRESTIGIOUS FULBRIGHT GRANT
  • KARRAS EMPHASIZES LEARNING AND EARNING: HIGHER EDUCATION SHOULD BE PRIORITY, REGENTS CHIEF SAYS
  • THE WRIGHT STUFF: RESERVIST HOPES MODERN-DAY VERSION OF EARLY AIRCRAFT WILL PROMOTE INTEREST IN AVIATION CAREERS
  • HOME-CANNING 101: YES, YOU CAN: BUT BEFORE BOTTLING, UPDATE YOURSELF ON NEW GUIDELINES
• Athletics Aggie Football Team Runs Through First Practice
• Highlights
  • Frances B. Titchener Receives Fulbright Scholar Award
  • Utah State Extension in Washington County: Coping with Growth and Drought
  • Utah State Graduate Passes Impressive Exam
• Announcements
  • Reception Celebrates Barre Toelken and His New Book
  • New Utah Public Radio Program Holds Public Taping
  • Small Satellite Conference Addresses Access to Space

August 6,2003

• News Releases
  • NEW UTAH PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAM "SYNECDOCHE" HOLDS PUBLIC TAPING
  • HOW TO ATTRACT A HUMMINGBIRD
  • USU SCIENTISTS SPEND DAY IN NATION'S CAPITOL: Encourage Research as Investment in Future
  • HISTORY AND CLASSICS PROFESSOR RECEIVES FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR AWARD
  • USU EXTENSION TEAMS WITH ORBIT TO SAVE WATER
• Utah State in the News
  • USU INSTALLS NEW COMPUTER SYSTEM: OFFICIALS SAY LAST UPGRADE WAS DONE IN THE MID-80S
  • STILL AN AGGIE: NEW VICE PRESIDENT EXCITED TO MOVE HERE FROM NEW MEXICO ST.
  • FORMER AGGIE CHARGED ... AGAIN
  • WHERE THE GOOD JOBS ARE GOING: FORGET SWEATSHOPS. U.S. COMPANIES ARE NOW SHIFTING HIGH-WAGE WORK OVERSEAS, ESPECIALLY TO INDIA
  • USU PREPARING TO SET UP RELIGIOUS STUDIES PROGRAM
  • HEAT, DROUGHT SCORCHING UTAH COUNTY FARM YIELDS: JUNE RAINS HELPED, BUT MORE WATER IS NEEDED — AND SOON
  • AGGIES' BEST FRIEND: UNIVERSITY EXTENSION VETERINARIAN HONORED
  • OLD LYRIC FINALE — AND SOME MUSICALS
  • KOREAN WAR ANNIVERSARY RECALLS A TIME WHEN USU WAS KNOWN AS ... 'THE WEST POINT OF THE WEST'
  • GREAT EMPLOYEE
  • HYDROLOGIST: DROUGHT MAY END SOON: STATE EXPERT RECOUNTS SERIES OF SHORT DRY SPELLS IN UTAH
  • UTAH BUSINESS WEEK ENERGIZES STUDENTS
  • CACHE'S BARGAIN BAZAAR: USU STUDENT STARTS SWAP MEET BEHIND STEVENS-HENAGER
  • USU CARE PROGRAM GETS $3.3 MILLION IN FED FUNDS
  • DROUGHT END IN SIGHT? EXPERT CLAIMS DRY CYCLE EXCEPTIONAL, NOT WORST
  • WATER QUEST: SANDY FAMILY'S YARD HAS BEEN TURNED INTO A WATER-WISE OASIS
  • PHOTOGRAPHERS PRESENT DIFFERENT TAKES ON LAKE: EXHIBIT FEATURES VIEWS FROM FOUR UTAH SHOOTERS
  • LECTURES ON BIOGRAPHY WRITING
  • ONE COOL NIGHT
  • YOUTH CONSERVATORY REGISTRATION BEGINS
  • THE 32ND FESTIVAL OF THE AMERICAN WEST CLOSES THIS WEEKEND

August 1, 2003

• Feature Sizzling Future Predicted for Intermountain West
• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST:DO YOU HAVE TIPS FOR EDGING MY LAWN?
  • GARDEN PARTY AT THE UTAH BOTANICAL CENTER
• Utah State in the News
  • FOREIGN STUDENTS ADDED TO REGISTRY
  • ENTERTAINER LEFT IMPRINT ON USU CAMPUS, GRADS
  • BRINGING HOPE TO VALLEY: LOCAL MAN RECALLS HIS TIES TO BOB HOPE FROM VISITS TO LOGAN
  • 4-H SEWING CAMP ENLIVENS DYING HOBBY
  • SIZZLING FUTURE PREDICTED FOR INTERMOUNTAIN WEST
  • 3RD CLONED MULE BORN IN IDAHO
  • NEWSBEAT: THIRD CLONED MULE BORN IN IDAHO
  • WORK WITH KIDS ON SCHOOL SHOPPING
  • EXPERTS WEIGH IN ON SPICES
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: 3RD CLONED MULE IS BORN
• Athletics Sun Belt Conference Preseason Picks
• Highlights
  • Clell Bagley Wins Farm Bureau Award
  • Utah State Extension in Garfield County: Restoring Riparian Areas
  • PBL Goes to Nationals
• Announcements
  • Evans Biography Workshop Offers Public Lectures
  • Youth Conservatory Holds Registration at Utah State University
  • Giving Just Got Easier

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