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June 29, 2004

• News Releases
  • AN "ENCHANTED APRIL" IN JULY FOR THE OLRC
  • CELEBRATE THE 4TH ON THE 4TH WITH MUSIC
  • CONTRACTOR PICKED TO BUILD UTAH STATE HOUSING CENTERPIECE
  • MEDIA ADVISORY: SENATOR BENNET TO SPEAK IN CACHE VALLEY
• Utah State in the News
  • PARENTS PLOT TO GET BEYOND MONOSYLLABLES AT THE FAMILY DINNER TABLE
  • HEARING LOSS: CHILDREN CAN TAKE PART IN STUDY
  • ROLLY AND WELLS: MORE PROOF OPPOSITES ATTRACT
  • 'SONG OF SINGAPORE' LURES THEATER VETERAN BACK TO HIS LOGAN ROOTS
  • CLOSE TO HOME: TAKE A BACK-ROAD BREAK AT DAIRY FARM STORES
  • USU, SUU AMONG TOP 10 FOR 'VALUE'
  • FUEL-EFFICIENT HYBRID CARS WILL SOON SYMBOLIZE A BETTER LIFE
  • S.L. PIANIST WINS 2ND PRIZE IN N.Y.
  • GARDEN HELPS INMATES CULTIVATE CHARACTER: PRISONERS GROW FOOD FOR JAIL, GET JOB OPPORTUNITIES
  • SPIDERWOMAN: SPIDER-MAN HAS NOTHING ON USU'S LAURA BENNETT
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU/SUU HIGHER ED
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU/SUU HIGHER ED
  • MINNESOTA TEACHER MARGO MAGNUSSEN HONORED AS NATIONAL SUBSTITUTE TEACHER OF THE YEAR BY KELLY EDUCATIONAL STAFFING
  • INMATES RAISING FRUITS, VEGGIES
  • ROLLY AND WELLS: DISPUTE BECOMES ALARMING
  • A PATH BLAZED BY A LOVE OF LEARNING
  • DIRECTOR'S ATTACK OF BUSH BRINGS HEATED COMMENTARY, PRO AND CON
  • STATE OKS FUNDS TO LURE TECH JOBS
  • DAVIS GARDENER HAS A FLAIR FOR ROSES
  • CRICKET WOES THE WORST YET
  • BUSES WORSE THAN SUVS
  • COUNTY LINES
  • COUNTY LINES
  • THE GENDER DIVIDE: MONEY A HURDLE FOR MALE TEACHERS
  • SDL LENDS EXPERTISE TO NEW SATELLITE: SCIENTISTS LOOK TO REVOLUTIONIZE WEATHER FORECASTS
  • 'MOON OVER BUFFALO' SHINES AT LOGAN LYRIC
  • OPENING WEEKEND
  • PLAYING THE TABERNACLE'S PIPES
  • HIGHLIGHTS OF WASSERMANN
  • SCHOOK'S SALT FLATS LECTURE
  • OPPORTUNITY FOR ART EDUCATORS
  • ART CAMP OPENINGS REMAIN
  • 'SYNECDOCHE'
  • FAMILY HOUR
  • KSL NEWSCAST: WATER CONSERVATION
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: EATING DISORDERS LOCAL TIES USU CENTERS FOR CHANGE

June 25, 2004

• Feature Utah State Professor Patents Technology That Could Save Airlines Billions
• News Releases
  • "BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE": NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS SEMINAR LED BY UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT AND LEGAL SCHOLAR
  • STRAQUADINE NAMED NEW ASSOCIATE VICE PROVOST AT UTAH STATE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: CAN I GET MY KIDS TO HELP IN THE KITCHEN?
  • CATCHING AND USING RAINWATER AT HOME
  • GATHER ROUND FOR STORY HOUR AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • AGGIE ACTIVITIES
• Utah State in the News
  • HAIR SHEEP NUMBERS ARE GROWING; THE SHEEP SHED
  • BAE SYSTEMS LANDS $20M NASA CONTRACT
  • SENSOR BUILT BY USU TEAM READIED FOR LAUNCH: INSTRUMENT USES LIGHT TO MEASURE GASES IN OZONE
  • CHEMICAL SOCIETY LAUDS 4 ATK THIOKOL SCIENTISTS
  • HORSE TRAILERS LOG LOTS OF MILES EN ROUTE TO VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES
  • 'MOON' IS DELIGHTFULLY LOONY
  • HISTORIC COURTHOUSE TURNING RED: COUNTY COUNCIL APPROVES RECOMMENDATION TO RESTORE BUILDING TO ORIGINAL LOOK
  • SUMMER CITIZENS: RAISING THE AVERAGE AGE OF CACHE VALLEY EVERY YEAR
  • USU SUMMER CITIZENS: KEEPING UP WITH THE SCHUTTS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TIP OF THE WEEK
  • TRACKING FAMILY BUSINESSES AND THEIR OWNERS OVER TIME: PANEL ATTRITION, MANAGER DEPARTURE AND BUSINESS DEMISE
  • COLLEGES TAKING A LESSON IN MARKETING TO COMPETE
  • BAE SYSTEMS RECEIVES $20 MILLION NASA CONTRACT
  • RANCH INTERN LEARNS COWBOY LIFE
  • WATER MISER BATTLES DROUGHT
  • CHERRY JUBILEE: THIS YEAR'S CROP IS SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE
  • HUNTSMAN ROLLS: VICTOR GRABBED THE LEAD EARLY
  • NUMBERING GIVES USU HEADACHE: LEGISLATURE'S REQUIREMENT TO CHANGE COURSE NUMBERS PROVES TIMELY, EXPENSIVE
  • PROJECT TRIES TO GET CATTLE TO EAT WEEDS
  • TALBOT TO LEAD U. FLORIDA ALUMNI
  • TITANS' SMITH A CANDIDATE FOR UTAH STATE AD
  • BAE SYSTEMS RECEIVES NASA AWARD TO DESIGN HYPERSPECTRAL ENVIRONMENTAL SUITE
  • USU SESSIONS RANGE FROM BIGFOOT TO STRAW BIOFUEL
  • RETIRING MURRAY HIGH PRINCIPAL SADDLES UP FOR NEW ADVENTURE
  • FIREFIGHTING COPTERS LOSING 'REFILL' SPACE
• Athletics Utah State University Leads Big West With 28 Spring Academic All-Conference Selections
• Student Life Looking for an out-of-this-world escape? Go diving
• Highlights
  • Cache County Planning Process has Familiar Look
  • Two-Day Symposium Spotlights Prestigious Utah Poet
  • Journalism and Communication Program Highlighted in Media Magazine
• Announcements
  • Utah State University Names New Athletic Director
  • Senator Bennett Speaks Thursday
  • Gary Straquadine Named New Associate Vice Provost
  • "By and For the People" — Seminar Led By President Hall

June 22, 2004

• News Releases
  • TEACHING TEACHERS TO TEACH ART
  • "HOW THE BRITISH INVENTED THE BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS"
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE REPUBLICANS STAGE ALL-NIGHT VIGIL FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY
  • WASSERMAN FESTIVAL BROADCAST NEXT ON UTAH PUBLIC RADIO SERIES
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY NAMES NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
• Utah State in the News
  • FORMER AFA ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SPETMAN TO BE NAMED USU AD
  • PROFESSOR'S WING DESIGN CHANGE MAY SAVE FUEL
  • DEEP TROUBLE: THE GRAND CANYON IS IN JEOPARDY. WILL COMPETING INTERESTS GET IN THE WAY OF SAVING IT?
  • USF HIRES ASSISTANT
  • THE DOTTED LINE
  • A.M. BRIEFING
  • TRANSACTIONS
  • TRANSACTIONS
  • WILDFIRE OFFICIALS ASK CITIES LEAVE LAND FOR BUCKET REFILLS
  • 'MOON OVER BUFFALO' IS THE BEST KIND OF FARCE -- THE FUNNY KIND
  • NEW OGDEN CHARTER SCHOOL FACES HURDLES
  • JUNETEENTH FESTIVAL: FREEDOM, PAST AND PRESENT, IS CELEBRATED
  • UTAH STATE HAS NEW AD IN COMMAND
  • USU: PATIENCE PROMISED FOR FOOTBALL TEAM
  • COLLEGE FOOTBALL: DOOR OPEN FOR MWC, WAC
  • 2 UTAH PIANISTS PICKED TO VIE IN N.Y.
  • 'FORCE' STRONG WITH AGS' NEW AD: SPETMAN HIRED TO BOOST PROGRAMS TO NEW HEIGHTS
  • GOLDEN SPIKE EXPERIENCE ENHANCED BY TECHNOLOGY
  • N. UTAH LANDING WOES: DEVELOPMENT MAKES FIGHTING FIRES MORE DIFFICULT
  • JON HUNTSMAN JR: ECONOMY NEEDS HELP
  • GARDEN VARIETY: GOOD TREES GONE BAD: BIRCHES JOINING THE BAD ASPEN GANG
  • AGGIES APPOINT COLONEL: SPETMAN WILL BE USU'S NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
  • USU PIONEERS BILINGUAL PROGRAM
  • BLUE CREEK FARM FIELD DAY SET
  • THE GRASS HAS LEFT THE BUILDING: ROMNEY STADIUM GETS A NEW LOOK WITH ARTIFICIAL TURF PLAYING SURFACE
  • FAMILY BIZ CELEBRATES A CENTURY: A LOCAL CLAN HAS BEEN RECORDING LAND TITLES FOR 100 YEARS
  • WILD (AGGIE) BLUE YONDER: FORMER AIR FOICE COLONEL TAKES OVER USU SPORTS
  • WILD (AGGIE) BLUE YONDER: NEW AD SAYING ALL THE RIGHT THINGS
  • CITIES ASKED TO LEAVE SPACE FOR FIREFIGHTING HELICOPTERS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: BOBBYE SLOAN DEATH, USU AD NAMED
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: SPORTS DEN
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: BOBBYE SLOAN DEATH, USU AD NAMED
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU ANNOUNCES NEW AD
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: TALKIN' SPORTS
  • WILDLIFE AGENCY REGIONAL HEAD TO RETIRE
  • TWIST AND SHOUT!: UTAH PROFESSOR INVENTS WINGS THAT CHANGE SHAPE TO REDUCE DRAG
  • FORMER AFA DIRECTOR SPETMAN TO BE NAMED USU AD
  • BAE SYSTEMS RECEIVES NASA AWARD TO DESIGN HYPERSPECTRAL ENVIRONMENTAL SUITE
  • RURAL POLL FOUNDER LEAVING UNL POST
  • NEWSPAPERS: FORMER AFA ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SPETMAN TO BE NAMED USU AD
  • AGGIES SALUTE AIR FORCE AD
  • NATIVE-PLANT NURSERY IS FLOURISHING
  • AS PRIMARY APPROACHES, SCHOOL GUN DEBATE LINGERS
  • USU GETS FUNDS FOR SATELLITE RESEARCH: UNIVERSITY NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR ITS CONTRIBUTIONS IN AREA
  • AD SEARCH DOWN TO ONE?: USU TIPS HAND PRIOR TO TODAY'S ANNOUNCEMENT
  • THE SDL EXPERIENCE: FAMILIES JOIN WORKERS TO SEE WHAT REALLY HAPPENS AT WORK
  • USU ALUM TRADES LURE FOR FLIES
  • LEGO LOUIS IS THE LYRIC'S LEADING MAN: A LYRIC ALUMNUS COMES HOME
  • THE LURE OF THE ORIENT
  • SUMMER SCULTING FOR TEENS
  • KIDS, PETS AND FILM
  • 'SYNECDOCHE'
  • SUMMER, FAMILY STYLE
  • YES VIRGINIA, THERE ARE STILL ART CAMP SPOTS
  • SPACE PROGRAM NEEDS KIDS INTERESTED IN SCIENCE
  • USU BUILDING SENSORS TO TEST ATMOSPHERE
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU SPACE DYNAMICS LAB HOSTS STUDENTS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU BUILDS OPTICS FOR NASA
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: SPORTS DEN

June 18, 2004

• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I MAKE MY LAWNMOWER SAFE?
  • BLUE CREEK FIELD DAY TO GATHER GROWERS, SCIENTISTS
  • LOCAL STUDENT AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP
  • TWO STUDENTS RECEIVE GLBT COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS
  • OLYMPIC GYMNASTS TO TEACH AT UTAH STATE CAMP
  • EXPERIMENTAL SOUNDING ROCKET ASSOCIATION TO CONDUCT TWO ROCKET DEMONSTRATIONS
• Utah State in the News
  • ROWLEY RETIRES WITH HONORS AND MEMORIES
  • RURAL POLL FOUNDER LEAVING UNL
  • USU SEEKS TO PATENT FLIGHT TECHNOLOGY
  • MAYORS BRAINSTORM DIRTY-AIR ISSUES
  • HAPPENING: OLRC'S 'MOON OVER BUFFALO' AT CAINE LYRIC THEATRE
  • COUNTIES TRYING TO CLEAR THE AIR: CACHE MAY TEST AUTOS; ST. GEORGE HAZE MONITORED
  • USU PICKED FOR TUITION TAX CREDIT STUDY
  • AFTER 7 YEARS, NIBLEY COUNCILWOMAN RESIGNS
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: LOCAL INVENTION REDUCES AIRPLANE DRAG
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: NASA LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL DEMONSTRATION
  • CU-BOULDER TO RECEIVE ABOUT $20 MILLION FROM NASA TO STUDY NOCTILUCENT CLOUDS
  • THE POWER OF AN IDEA: UTAH PROFESSOR COULD SAVE AIRLINES MILLIONS
  • KELLY SERVICES NOW PROVIDING SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS IN 41 STATES
  • BIO: ALAN FINE
  • USU TO STUDY TUITION TAX CREDITS
  • GARDEN BRIEFS
  • INVENTORS PROTECT PLANS FOR X-RAY TUBES, VALVES AND A MOUSE
  • SCIENTISTS DISCUSS DIESEASES EMERGING IN THE WEST
  • CANNON COMBINES DREAMING, ANALYSIS
  • CAMPUS NOTES
  • HOPES ARE HIGH FOR 'TWISTERON'
  • VICTIM ADVOCATE HIRED AT USU
  • A BETTER WAY TO FLY: USU PROFESSOR DEVELOPS WAY TO REDUCE DRAG
  • UVSC ADOPTS FOUR-YEAR ART PROGRAM
  • EDUCATION TOP PRIORITY FOR DISTRICT 3: INCUMBENT, TEACHER VIE FOR HOUSE SEAT AT TUESDAY'S PRIMARY
  • LENDING SUPPORT: BYU GRAD FILLS NEW POSITION TO COUNSEL, EDUCATE PEERS
  • IN BRIEF: OFFICIALS TO DECLARE NEW AD ON FRIDAY
  • USU FILLS ANTI-VIOLENCE SPOT
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU RUG TOWELS
  • MONTEREY BAY AQUARIUM CREATES CENTER FOR FUTURE OF THE OCEANS
  • USU INVENTION COULD SAVE AIRLINES MILLIONS
  • BRAVA DALIS: FOR THE LOVE OF THE OPERA
  • ROOF ACCESS LIMITED AT UTAH STATE
  • THE MONDAY PROFILE RISING TO THE CHALLENGE BOB SANDBERG:SPIRIT TRUMPS HIS INJURY, KEEPS HIM CLIMBING
  • NASA USES LOW-GRAVITY FLIGHTS TO RECRUIT STUDENTS
  • AGGIES WILL NAME NEW AD FRIDAY
  • NEW TWIST ON SAVING FUEL: USU PROFESSOR INVENTS TECHNOLOGY TO MINIMIZE AIRPLANE DRAG
  • EMERGING DISEASES IN WEST DISCUSSED
  • CHICKENS COULD HELP DETECT WEST NILE: HEALTH DEPARTMENT KICKS OFF SENTINEL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM TO CATCH VIRUS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: LOCAL INVENTION USU AIRPLANE DRAG

June 15, 2004

• News Releases
  • FAMILY STORY HOUR AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAM, SYNECDOCHE, HOLDS PUBLIC TAPING AT KEN SANDERS RARE BOOKS
  • A TASTE OF THE FAR EAST AT THE CAINE LYRIC IN SONG OF SINGAPORE
  • SUMMER LECTURE SERIES RETURNS AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • NEW ANTI-VIOLENCE COORDINATOR HIRED AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Utah State in the News
  • 24 HOURS IN TERMINAL 7
  • INTERNS SET SIGHTS ON SITE - STUDENT WORKERS BRING ENERGY AND NEWIDEAS TO THE INEEL
  • MILKING IT FOR ALL IT'S WORTH
  • USU CRACKS DOWN ON ROOF RUFFIANS
  • 4 POPULAR SUMMER EVENTS OPEN THIS WEEK
  • USU STARTUP PROGRAM WINS COMMERCE AWARD
  • OUTPOURING IS A HEALING BALM FOR AMERICANS
  • IF COACHES WERE KINGS ... WELL, UM, TOO LATE: SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE COACHES MAKE THE SERIOUS MONEY, NOT SCHOOL PRESIDENTS
  • GARDEN VARIETY: IF TREES ARE TURNING TO GOLD, THAT'S NOT A GOOD THING
  • ATHENS OLYMPICS MAY BE LAST FOR MENTAL COACH: USU'S RICHARD GORDIN TURNS ATTENTION TO PRO GOLF, FAMILY
  • COUNTY ROAD DEAL BENEFITS COUNTY, CITY, LAND OWNER
  • DISEASES IN THE WEST WILL BE DISCUSSED AT USU
  • USU EASES FRESHMAN REGISTRATION FRET
  • SPLASHING WITH SUCCESS: TOP AQUATICS PROGRAM OFFERS THERAPY, INTERACTION
  • VALLEY RESIDENTS RECALL TIMES WITH REAGAN
  • DROPPING TRADITION: USU OFFICIALS PUT AN END TO UNRESTRICTED ROOFTOP ACCESS
  • THE GRAND CANYON IS AILING, BUT PANEL CAN'T AGREE ON A PRESCRIPTION
  • PANEL SPARS OVER HEALING GRAND CANYON
  • PENN STATE STUDENTS WIN AWARD FOR INTERSTELLAR VEGGIE SPREAD
  • SCIENTISTS SASY WARNING OF GRAND CANYON TROUBLES GOING UNHEARD
  • GAY WEDDINGS PUSH MARRIAGE ISSUE INTO ELECTION-YEAR SPOTLIGHT
  • UT SAYS GOVERNOR DISCREDITED LETTER AGAINST HALL
  • USU PRESIDENT SAYS ANONYMOUS LETTER WAS SENT TO UT OFFICIALS
  • BLANK SPACES? VINES GROW ON 'EM: VERSATILE VEGETATION PROVIDES PLENTY OF VISUAL INTEREST
  • COMMITTEE DELIVERS ITS AD EVALUATIONS: USU PRESIDENT HALL FINISHES SCHOOL'S OPEN-HIRING PROCESS
  • GIFT LAUNCHES RELIGIONS STUDIES PROGRAM AT USU
  • HERITAGE CENTER GRANTED GRANT
  • SCIENCE THAT AFFETS YOU: FOUR-DAY CONFERENCE ADDRESSES CLIMATE CHANGE, OTHER ISSUES
  • AND THE BUFFALO JUMPED OVER THE MOON: LYRIC SEASON OPENS WITH FORCE OF FARCE
  • YOUNG MINDS MOLDING

June 11, 2004

• Feature San Francisco on the Cheap
• News Releases
  • EMERGING DISEASES OF THE WEST DISCUSSED AT UTAH STATE — PUBLIC INVITED
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I PREVENT IDENTITY THEFT?
  • PLANT FERTILITY
  • TWO UTAH STATE CHEFS JOIN NAVAL ACADEMY STAFF FOR COMMISSIONING WEEK
  • FORMER CASPER RESIDENT A GUEST CHEF AT THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES NEW PH.D. PROGRAM
  • IT'S OFFICIALLY SUMMER — UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI BAND PLANS FIRST CONCERT
  • SIDEBAR TO ALUMNI BAND STORY — MUSIC CLINIC CONCERTS OPEN TO PUBLIC
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAH ST. HOOPS COACH GETS EIGHT-YEAR DEAL
  • TRANSACTIONS
  • THE INSIDE TRACK; NEWSWIRE; NBC'S OLYMPIC COVERAGE WILL TOTAL 1,210 HOURS
  • COACH MORRILL SIGNS EIGHT-YEAR CONTRACT
  • WEDNESDAY'S SPORTS TRANSACTIONS
  • SDL PROJECT LAUNCHES TO HELP OBSERVE THE EARTH'S OZONE
  • MORE STUDENTS RETURNING FOR SECOND YEAR AT USU
  • SHINGO PRIZE RECOGNIZES RESEARCH EXCELLENCE IN WORLD-CLASS MANUFACTURING
  • DAIRY FAMER SETS UP TRUST FUND FOR LIBRARY
  • PENN STATE STUDENTS WIN AWARD FOR INTERSTELLAR VEGGIE SPREAD
  • AGGIES FINALLY FINALIZE MORRILL'S NEW CONTRACT
  • AGGIES SIGN MORRILL TO NEW DEAL: USU COACH NOW UNDER CONTRACT THROUGH 2011-12
  • CACHE COUNTY: USU LEADER GOING TO U OF FLORIDA
  • USU'S INNOVATION CAMPUS GRABS TOP HONOR
  • SIDE LINES: MORRILL'S DEAL THROUGH 2012 SET
  • USU FINALIZES MORRILL'S DEAL
  • KSL NEWSCAST: STEW MORRILL SIGNS NEW CONTRACT
  • PANEL TACKLES AILING GRAND CANYON'S WOES
  • ELLIOTT APPOINTED ETHICS OFFICER FOR METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
  • THE GRAND CANYON IS AILING, BUT PANEL CAN’T AGREE ON A PRESCRIPTION
  • GRAND CANYON RIVER SYSTEM AILING
  • AROUND THE REGION
  • REPORT SAYS UTAH NEED MORE THAN 1,000 TEACHERS A YEAR FOR 20 YEARS TO EASE SHORTAGE
  • OUTDATED PETERSEN RESUME DISTRIBUTED TO UT SEARCH PANEL
  • OUTDATED PETERSEN RESUME DISTRIBUTED
  • THUNDERBIRDS TO CLAIM DAVIS SKIES
  • COLLEGE PRESIDENT SAYS NO TO RAISE
  • GARDEN BRIEFS: FREE PLANT CLINICS
  • HOPE CRUMBLING FOR A CONSENSUS ON FIXING GRAND CANYON
  • IMPERILED GRAND CANYON IS FACING A GREAT DILEMMA: BEACHES ARE ERODING AND SPECIES ARE DYING IN PARK
  • SLCC ACTING PRESIDENT TURNS DOWN 2% RAISE
  • USU V.P. IS RESIGNING FOR POST AT ALMA MATER
  • AD HOPEFUL FOCUSING ON SUCCESS
  • ROCKET MAN
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TIP OF THE WEEK
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: USU WEED CONTROL
  • FREE FROM GRAVITY, THESE STUDENTS TASTE OUTER SPACE
  • NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITIES COMMENT ON RELEASE OF DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY PROPOSAL: INLAND NORTHWEST RESEARCH ALLIANCE COMMITTED TO THE IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY
  • INLAND NORTHWEST RESEARCH ALLIANCE COMMITTED TO THE IDAHO NATIONAL LABORATORY
  • TWO MORE APPLICANTS OFFER PLAN FOR AGGIES
  • USU EXECUTIVE IS LEAVING FOR FLORIDA
  • ART, LITERATURE SOUGHT FOR 9/11 MONUMENT
  • MILKING SCHOOL: HISPANIC WORKERS LEARN HOW TO BOOST PRODUCTION
  • UTAH OFFICIALS URGED TO ADOPT UNCONVENTIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
  • USU OFFICIAL ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION
• Athletics Utah State Finalizes Stew Morrill's Contract
• Student Life What's the gripe between 'hard' and 'soft' sciences? The debate rages on
• Highlights
  • Mike Sweeney has Titanic Adventure
  • Joyce Kinkead Wins Best Book Award
  • Boat Races End with a Splash of Science
• Announcements
  • Utah State Advancement V.P. Resigns; President to Fill In
  • What Does a Moon Over Buffalo Have to do with Logan?
  • Utah State's Graduate Dean Accepts Position at Western Michigan University
  • AAAS Conference at Utah State

June 8, 2004

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE ADVANCEMENT V.P. RESIGNS; PRESIDENT TO FILL IN
  • UTAH STATE'S GRADUATE DEAN ACCEPTS POSITION AT WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR CANDIDATES TO MEET PUBLIC IN SALT LAKE CITY
  • VISITORS CAN INTERPRET NEW ACQUISITION AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM
  • WHAT DOES A MOON OVER BUFFALO HAVE TO DO WITH LOGAN?
  • MULTICULTURAL DIRECTOR POSITION FILLED UTAH STATE
  • 204 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ENGINEERS FOR A WEEK AT UTAH STATE
• Utah State in the News
  • PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENT
  • ANGLERS WOULD BENEFIT FROM TIPS FROM PROS
  • A BAN ON NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND
  • NEW SUPERINTENDENT SELECTED FOR SOUTH UMPQUA SCHOOLS
  • PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENT
  • STATE URGED TO ADOPT UNCONVENTIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
  • RECORD NUMBER OF PRISON INMATES GRADUATE
  • EXPRESSJET HOLDINGS GENERAL COUNSEL HEEDS THE CALL; EXPRESSJET HOLDINGS GC HEEDS THE CALL PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY
  • NEW ED BOSS ALL FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
  • NO MORE VISA FOR TUITION, USU SAYS
  • FORMER AIR FORCE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SAYS USU IS HEADED FOR GREATNESS
  • ODD OR NOT, EDUCATION PLAN LIVES ON: PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE SCHOOLS INCLUDES SUPPLEMENTS, SAUNAS
  • U.'S STATURE HELPS TO LURE TOP FACULTY: BUT TIGHT BUDGETS MAY MAKE IT HARD TO RETAIN THEM
  • FIGHTING WILDFIRE A GRITTY JOB: HAND CREW WORKS TO 'CHANNEL' BLAZES, EARN TUITION MONEY
  • UTAH INMATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES
  • GAY, TRANSGENDER CENTER APPOINTS INTERIM DIRECTOR
  • LEAVING PROVO IS HARD TO DO: SINGLE Y. GRADUATES OFTEN STAY, HOPING TO FIND 'THE ONE'
  • REGENTS MAY LIFT BAN ON NEW COLLEGE DEGREES: MORATORIUM HAS LIMITED INCREASES IN PROGRAMS
  • RESEARCH INITIATIVE WOULD BENEFIT U., USU
  • GARDEN VARIETY: BE ON THE OFFENSIVE AGAINST FRUIT PESTS
  • REGENTS APPROVE PH.D. AT USU: COMMUNICATION DOCTORATE TO BE OFFERED FALL 2005
  • USING WATER WISELY IS KEY
  • RETIRED COLONEL VIES FOR USU ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
  • USU RESEARCHER DEVELOPS ADAPTABLE WATER PROGRAM
  • 'NOG' HANSEN WAS A TRUE AGGIE
  • A.D. CANDIDATE PROPOSES PRESCRIPTION FOR AGGIES
  • SAILING SEAS OF SCIENCE: HILLCREST CLUB CROWDED WITH CURIOUS KIDS
  • NEW STANDARDS FOR SUBS: THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY TEACHING IN THE CLASSROOM
  • DROUGHT TAKING ITS TOLL EVEN ON SAGEBRUSH
  • NEW PRINCIPAL NAMED FOR HAZEL FISCHER
  • UTAH ARTIST USES HIS TALENT TO LIGHT UP KIDS' MINDS, LIVES
  • U., USU CHIEFS GET BIGGER RAISES THAN THEIR PEERS
  • HAPPENING TODAY: SYMPOSIUM ON SONG
  • KRAGTHORPE: 'LOGAN IDOL': UTAH STATE OPENS AD SEARCH TO THE PUBLIC
  • SOLDIERS ENJOY VIRTUAL PRESENCE: THEY SEE KIDS GRADUATE IN UTAH VIA THE INTERNET
  • ATTRACTIVE BACKYARD GARDENS REQUIRE CREATIVITY: PERENNIALS BEST FOR YEAR-ROUND OUTDOOR BEAUTY
  • PAY OF COLLEGE CHIEFS GOING UP
  • LOCAL CONCERTS: SUMMER SERIES LETS VOICE MALE ANSWER
  • ALL THAT JAZZ: MEET LARRY SMITH'S JAZZ KICKS BIG BAND
  • KSL NEWSCAST: INMATES GRADUATE
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: INMATES RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

June 4, 2004

• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: I'D LIKE TO PLANT ANNUAL VINES — DO YOU HAVE SUGGESTIONS?
  • BOAT RACES END WITH A SPLASH OF SCIENCE
  • SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE FOR MULTICULTURAL STUDENTS JULY 19: FRESHMEN URGED TO APPLY FOR AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE-RELATED SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS
  • UTAH STATE INNOVATION CAMPUS COMPANY RECEIVES TWO BEST OF STATE MEDALS
  • DATES ANNOUNCED FOR VISIT OF A.D. CANDIDATES TO UTAH STATE
  • MID-SUMMER SCULPTURE WORKSHOP FOR TEENS WITH ARTIST PRESENTATION AND EXHIBITION
  • SCULPTING OUTSIDE THE BOX
    8th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition at Utah State University Art Museum
    
• Utah State in the News
  • WORLD'S LARGEST SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY CONVENES REGIONAL MEETING JUNE 6-9 IN LOGAN, UTAH
  • ARTS AND SCIENCES NAMES NEW DEAN
  • WESTRA HIRED AS ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR FOR MINNESOTA WEST
  • TOP SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS HONORED BY KELLY EDUCATIONAL STAFFING
  • SURCHARGE MAKES STUDENTS 'PAY THEIR SHARE'
  • NEW COLLEGE PROGRAMS IN WORKS: REGENTS TO MULL BREAKING MORATORIUM FOR 3 SCHOOLS
  • BOX ELDER ADMINISTRATOR RETIRING AFTER 37 YEARS: FROM COACH TO PRINCIPAL, STUART LOVED CAREER
  • LOOKING FOR CULPABILITY IN SCANDAL? GAZE INTO THE MIRROR
  • NO WATER HOGS HERE: USU, LOGAN TEAM UP TO TEST RESIDENTS' USAGE
  • PRESBYTERIANS PROVE "TALENTED": PARABLE OF TALENTS PROVIDES INSPIRATION FOR WILDLY SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISER
  • PATTI HARRINGTON PICKED AS SCHOOLS CHIEF
  • THE DROUGHT IS SO BAD, KIDS SAFELY CROSS PARLEYS CREEK
  • WATER SITUATION REMAINS DIRE DESPITE LAST WEEK'S BIG RAINSTORM
  • FOOD BRIEFS: NEW UTAH LAMB PRODUCT
  • UVSC, COUNTY WORK OUT PLAN TO FUND NEW BALLPARK
  • STATE SCHOOLS CHIEF IS CHOSEN
  • UDDER ALTERNATIVES — USE STORED DRY MILK POWDER IN COOKING TO STRETCH FRESH MILK SUPPLY
  • BRIEF CASES: USU RECEIVES ECONOMIC AWARD
  • BOOKMARK: SIGNUPS
  • BREWER JOINS OTHER POETS FOR SIGNING, SLAM
  • COUNTY LINES: WICKIUP FOUND IN CENTRAL UTAH
  • USU GIFT FUNDS RELIGIOUS STUDIES: FAMILY HOPES $1.5 MILLION WILL BE USED TO UNDERSTAND ROLE OF CHURCHES IN SOCIETY
  • GARDEN VARIETY: VINES ARE JUST FINE -- IF THEY'RE ANNUALS, THAT IS
  • NAME GAME: SHOW THE YOUNGSTERS YOU CARE BY RUNNING
  • AD CANDIDATES TO MEET PUBLIC
  • HELPING OTHERS LOVE CACHE VALLEY: LOCAL WOMAN EARNS AWARD FOR DEDICATED SERVICE TO USU'S INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
  • SIDE LINES: USU CANDIDATES TO MEET PUBLIC
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TIP OF THE WEEK
  • SU'S ATHLETIC ENFORCER: DON ROSS
  • LETTING NATURE TAKE ITS COURSE: THE GOOD BUG, BAD BUG BATTLE
  • HELPING OUT: MINNESOTANS FIX SMILES OVERSEAS
  • ONE BLACK REGENT TOO FEW, SAYS GOVERNOR
  • FROZEN IN TIME: IDAHO LANDMARK TO CELEBRATE MEMORIAL DAY
  • DROUGHT TAKES ITS TOLL ON DURABLE SAGEBRUSH
  • HOW ADMISSION STANDARDS AFFECT RECRUITING: CAN ELITE STANDARDS STILL DRAW ELITE ATHLETES?; NEW COACH JOHNSON LATEST TO DEAL WITH CARDINAL'S STRINGENT ACADEMIC CRITERIA
  • FINISH LINE: COLLEGES
  • GARDENS TURN INTO BUG BATTLEGROUND: PLANT RIGHT THINGS AND GOOD BUGS WILL EAT THE BAD ONES.
  • MONUMENT TO FALLEN SOUGHT
  • COMING UP: LITERARY
  • RSVP: INDIA CULTURAL CENTER, NAACP AND GIFT OF LIFE CELEBRATE
  • A STUDIOUS CELEBRATION OF SONG AT USU
  • ANCIENT LOG AND BRUSH HUT FOUND
  • CHILL OUT WITH 'PHANTOM,' SHAKESPEARE OR 'GUYS AND DOLLS'
  • NEW WETLANDS PARCEL IS A BIG HIT
  • BEAR LAKE MONSTER LIVES ON
  • UTAH GETTING 9/11 MEMORIAL
  • USU ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER HISTORIC HUT
  • MINING INDUSTRY PUTS EMPHASIS ON SAFETY
  • BANKRUPT AREN'T 'PARTIERS'
  • FEMA WILDFIRE BOOK HAS LOCAL EXAMPLES
  • BIOGRAPHY WRITING WORKSHOP SET
  • EARLY START ON COLLEGE: MORE AND MORE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT
  • DON'T SCRIMP ON COUNSELORS
  • KUDOS TO USU BC
  • USU SCIENTISTS FIND ANCIENT HUT
  • LONG DROUGHT TAKING TOLL ON SAGEBRUSH
  • PEOPLE IN BUSINESS: HIRED
  • BEAUTY QUEEN
  • HIDDEN TREASURES
  • CREATING SOLITUDE: LOCAL ARTIST FINDS PEACE IN CREATING LIFE-SIZED SCULPTURES
  • KEEPING MC'S SPORTS ALIVE: EQUIPMENT MANAGER HEADS TO UTAH STATE ON SCHOLARSHIP
  • NEWSCAST: MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND EVENTS LOCAL 911 MONUMENT USU KAYSVILLE UTAH STATE BOTANICAL GARDENS
  • NEWSCAST: MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY BOTANICAL GARDENS
  • NEWSCAST: 9-11 MEMORIAL PLANS UNVEILED
  • NEWSCAST: MEMORIAL DAY EVENT AT USU BOTANICAL GARDEN

June 1, 2004

• News Releases
  • DATES ANNOUNCED FOR VISIT OF A.D. CANDIDATES TO UTAH STATE
  • MID-SUMMER SCULPTURE WORKSHOP FOR TEENS WITH ARTIST PRESENTATION AND EXHIBITION
  • SCULPTING OUTSIDE THE BOX
    8th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition at Utah State University Art Museum
• Utah State in the News
  • HAZEL FISCHER HIRES LEADER
  • BUSINESS PEOPLE COLUMN
  • HEAD HERE: PEOPLE
  • AT A GLANCE
  • PATHFINDER AWARD RECIPIENT COULD BRING BUSINESS TO UTAH
  • FORMER "EARLY SHOW" HOST SPEAKS AT UTAH
  • PEOPLE
  • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SEARCH CONTINUES AT UTAH STATE
  • STORM TO DAMPEN HOLIDAY WEEKEND
  • HAIL TO THE HEARTY HOLLYHOCK: EASY-TO-GROW PLANT IS MAKING A COMEBACK
  • UTAH INCOMES ON LOW SIDE: 3 AREAS ARE IN THE BOTTOM 10 FOR PER CAPITA EARNINGS
  • FREE SEMINAR TUESDAY ON FINANCE, RETIREMENT
  • EDUCATIONAL FAIR'S FOCUS: BEAR RIVER
  • TIPS ON TERRORISTS POUR IN: UTAH LOGS 30 CALLS, ONE OUT OF LOGAN
  • STUDENTS TO TAKE ON BRIDGE COMPETITION
  • USU'S HUOT HONORED
  • ALPINE CLIMBER SET TO SPEAK AT UNIVERSITY
  • BIRD BY BIRDIE: FOR SOME, KEEPING TRACK OF SIGHTINGS IS HALF THE FUN
  • THE MUSIC RESUMES AT NOON
  • A WEEKEND OF MUSIC AND EDUCATION STARTS JUNE 3

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