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March 30, 2004

• News Releases
  • READING AND RECEPTION FOR UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY 2004 “SCRIBENDI” CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST
  • ACCLAIMED JAZZ TROMBONIST WYCLIFF GORDON TO APPEAR WITH UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLES IN STATE TOUR
  • POET, NOVELIST AND MEMOIRIST KIM BARNES TO VISIT LOGAN FOR THREE PUBLIC EVENTS
  • CARYN BECK-DUDLEY RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF “30 WOMEN TO WATCH” IN UTAH BUSINESS MAGAZINE.
  • SPRING BLOOMS AS “A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC” COMES TO THE STAGE
  • NANCY PAREZO GIVES PRESENTATION ON NAVAJO SANDPAINTING AT UTAH STATE'S ANTHROPOLOGY SERIES
• Utah State in the News
  • TINY SNAILS ARE BIG PROBLEM SMALL SNAILS ARE BIG PROBLEM: NEW ZEALAND NATIVE COULD KILL OFF UTAH SPECIES
  • WSU WELCOMES 'FAVORITE' POET: PINSKY PROMOTES POETRY PROJECT AT LITERATURE EVENT
  • SUNDAY FOCUS: BLM CASE CENTERS ON WAYWARD ATVS AT CORAL PINK
  • GARDEN VARIETY: GOOD LAWN CARE THE FIRST STRIKE AGAINST WEEDS
  • USU HONORS FOUR WOMEN
  • SATELLITES ASSESS WATER QUALITY
  • USU ANNOUNCES 2004 D. WYNNE THORNE WINNERS
  • EVENING OF INDIAN MUSIC THIS TUESDAY
  • SOME CALIFORNIA PLANTS ARE QUARANTINED
  • FREEZE LIKELY TONIGHT IN UTAH
  • REVIEW: FRY STREET QUARTET, PIANIST DICHTER SPARKLE AT LOGAN FESTIVAL OPENER
  • DO-IT-YOURSELF STUDIO PUTS FUN BACK INTO ART: W.V. FACILITY OFFERS A CREATIVE OUTLET
  • 8 NEW WINNERS GRACE 2004 GARDENS: AAS SELECTS ITS FAVORITES AMONG FRUITS, VEGETABLES
  • MARKETING PLAN PAYS OFF: BONNEVILLE TEACHER HONORED FOR HIS EFFORTS
  • PEACEFUL PLEA: LIBERAL ORGANIZATIONS HOLD SECOND ANNUAL RALLY AT USU
  • I WANT MY AGGIE TV
  • HANDCART WINNERS RECOGNIZED
  • LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO SPEAK AT USU
  • REMINGTON LECTURE
  • GLOBAL CELEBRATION
  • FALKENSTEIN, ANTIN EXHIBITS AT ECCLES
  • SLAM POETRY
  • WASSERMAN'S GRAND FINALE: FESTIVAL CONCLUDES WITH WORLD-CLASS SOLO RECITALS
  • OPERA THEATER
  • FEEL THE BEAT OF SPRING
  • HOT DRUMMERS
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: JUNIOR ENGINEERING DAY

March 26, 2004

• Feature Active Student Government Has Positive Effect at Utah State
• News Releases
  • SPACE SATELLITES ASSESS VALLEY WATER QUALITY
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: I’D LIKE SOME COLOR IN MY LANDSCAPE — ANY SUGGESTIONS?
  • ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MEMBERS GARNER UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE AWARDS
  • ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SPRING CAREER PANEL TO FEATURE UTAH STATE V.P. RON GODFREY
  • SLAM POETRY PERFORMANCE ARTIST TO VISIT UTAH STATE
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY OPERA THEATRE PERFORMANCES
  • UTAH STATE HOSTS SPRING RUNOFF CONFERENCE
• Utah State in the News
  • ISLAM 101: MIDDLE SCHOOLERS GET A TASTE OF THE WORLD'S SECOND-LARGEST FAITH
  • A BREATHTAKING ATTEMPT? CPR CERTIFICATIONS MAKE LOCAL HISTORY, MISS WORLD RECORD
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU HOSTS JUNIOR ENGINEERING DAY
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: USU VISITS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: JUNIOR ENGINEERING DAY
  • THE ROOTS OF MY WEED PROBLEM RUN DEEP
  • PUGMIRE HEARING IS RESCHEDULED
  • 'THE METER MISTRESS: LOCAL WOMAN TAKES CITY READING JOB SERIOUSLY
  • I’D LIKE TO MAKE MY OWN HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS. DO YOU HAVE TIPS?
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TIP OF THE WEEK
  • KSL NEWSCAST: AGGIES ENTER MOONBUGGY RACE
  • SNIFFLES, SNEEZE? BLAME THOSE TREES
  • USU COURSE OFFERS WORLD CUISINE TO LOCAL LUNCH-GOERS
  • KSL NEWSCAST: THE GREAT MOON BUGGY RACE
• Athletics Football Completes First Spring Workout
• Student Life Hard News Cafe Named Top Online Publication in Region
• Highlights
  • Charlotte Thralls Honored for Full Professorship
  • Governor Honors Exemplary Utah State University Emeritus Professor
  • Utah State Students Do Well At Japanese Speech Contest
• Announcements
  • International Banquet and Culture Show
  • Evans Award Winners Announced — Reception to be Held
  • Women Over 65 Honored

March 23, 2004

• News Releases
  • FINAL SOLO RECITALS AT WASSERMANN FESTIVAL
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DO WELL AT JAPANESE SPEECH CONTEST
  • EVANS BIOGRAPHY AND HANDCART AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED
  • FOUR WOMEN RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO CACHE VALLEY
  • CELEBRATING SUCCESS – UTAH STATE FACULTY MEMBERS RECOGNIZED FOR FULL PROFESSORSHIP
  • NORA ECCLES HARRISON MUSEUM OF ART HOSTS CELEBRATED PAINTER FOR PUBLIC TALK
  • DRUM INTO SPRING AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • SIDEBAR TO “DRUM INTO SPRING” — CACHE VALLEY IS HOME TO OUTSTANDING PERCUSSINISTS
  • MEDIA ALERT: UTAH STATE STUDENTS TO COMPETE IN NASA’S GREAT MOONBUGGY RACE
• Utah State in the News
  • STOCKS ISSUE IS UP TO VOTERS
  • GRANITE CENTER IS SET IN STONE
  • LANGUAGES, CULTURES MELD
  • TARGETING STUDENT MISDEEDS: REPORT NOTES TRENDS IN VIOLATIONS AT UTAH SCHOOLS
  • CLEAN 'N' GREEN: WITH A LITTLE HELP, YOU, TOO, CAN BE...
  • TOP OF UTAH VOICES: CHOICE IS OBVIOUS: GANGS OR EDUCATION?
  • GARDEN VARIETY: NOTHING BUT PANSIES BRIGHTEN UP YARD THIS EARLY
  • USU SETTING PACE FOR AIR QUALITY CONTROL
  • USU DEPARTMENTS RECEIVE TELLYS
  • STUDENTS LEARN COUNCIL ROLES
  • USU COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING HONORS TOP MEMBERS
  • BATTLE PLANS FORMED FOR MORMON CRICKETS
  • USU ENGINEERING FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS GET AWARDS
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: COMMUNITY CALENDAR "SWING TIME"
  • RESEARCH AMENDMENT WOULD BENEFIT U., USU: IT WOULD ALLOW SCHOOLS TO CASH IN ON INVENTIONS
  • KNOW ROSE TYPE BEFORE PRUNING
  • USU JUSTIFIES TIERED TUITION: INCREASE FOR NEW FRESHMEN TO BE 2 PERCENT HIGHER
  • STACEY EARL, THE 'SIMPLE GEARLE'
  • WASSERMANN FESTIVAL TO INCLUDE FRY STREET QUARTET
  • THE GUESTS OF WASSERMAN
  • TWO FOCUS EXHIBITS AT ECCLES MUSEUM
  • CALAMITY JANE'S CALAMITY
  • PLAGIARISM MOST FOUL: REVIEW: "SECRET WINDOW" (ONE STAR OUT OF FOUR)
  • LAST VISITING ARTIST OF YEAR TO SPEAK AT USU
  • INTERNATIONAL BANQUET AND SHOW CELEBRATES DIVERSITY
  • LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO SPEAK AT USU
  • CHOIR FESTIVAL AT TABERNACLE

March 19, 2004

• Feature Celebrating Success – Utah State Faculty Members Recognized For Full Professorship
• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE INFORMATION ON AVERAGE LAST SPRING FREEZE DATES IN UTAH?
  • CONFERENCE ADDRESSES GROWING WATER NEEDS IN UTAH
  • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LEARN CITY COUNCIL ROLES
  • GOVERNOR HONORS EXEMPLARY UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY EMERITUS PROF
  • “TEACHING CATHER” EDITOR GIVES FIRST PRESENTATION OF NEW SERIES TO GRAD STUDENTS AT UTAH STATE
• Utah State in the News
  • SPORTS, BOOKS TOUGH MIX FOR UTAH SCHOOLS
  • LOGAN EDUCATORS HOST DIVERSITY CONFERENCE
  • 'NOTEWROTHY' AWARD: RETIRED USU PROF AWARDED WOMEN'S ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE
  • COACHES WILL KEEP CAR PERK: USU DISPELS RUMOR PUGMIRE CRASH KILLED DEAL WITH LARRY MILLER
  • KSL NEWSCAST: THE SPEED OF SOUND
  • HOMEWORK GUIDELINES: HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?
  • OUTDOORS TALES: TAKING TUBING TO THE CHILLY, OUTER LIMITS
  • 'WE'VE GOT TO ENCOURAGE WOMEN TO RUN FOR OFFICE'
  • 'TIME WE BROUGHT BALANCE BACK TO UTAH POLITICS'
  • TWINS RACE FOR USU POSTS: CRITICS ASSAIL BROTHER TOM'S LATEST CONTROVERSIAL MOVE
  • ASUSU ELECTIONS GET NEW ONE-WEEK FORMAT
• Athletics Western Gymnastics Conference Championships
• Highlights
  • Engineering Dean Given Two-Year Term As President For IEEE LEOS
  • Departments Receive Telly Award
  • Lawrence Hipps Spotlighted At Inaugural Professor Lecture
• Announcements
  • Concerts And Solo Recitals At Wassermann Festival
  • Noted Landscape Architect To Speak At Utah State University
  • Last Visiting Artist of the Year at Utah State University
  • University Inn Holds Grand Re-Opening

March 16, 2004

• News Releases
  • NOTED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TO SPEAK AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • CONCERTS AND SOLO RECITALS AT WASSERMANN FESTIVAL
• Utah State in the News
  • A TOUCH OF REALITY ENHANCES ONLINE LEARNING
  • HIGHER ED HIKES ARE NEARLY 10%
  • NEW WEB SITE AIMS TO HELP UTAH STUDENTS GET A FOOT IN THE DOOR
  • TAKING A DEEP BREATH
  • STUDENTS, SCIENTISTS TO HAVE A BLAST: MOVEMENT OF SHOCK WAVES TO BE TRACED AFTER FIREWORKS GO OFF
  • USU FRATS TO CLOSE PARTIES
  • REGENTS APPROVE HIKES OF 7% PLUS
  • DRY YEAR LOOKING LIKELY FOR FARMS: WATER WORRIES LOOM HIGHER AS FARMERS LOOK AHEAD
  • GARDEN VARIETY: PRUNE AWAY; GRAPEVINES LOVE THE ATTENTION
  • UTAH EPISCOPALIANS TRACE ROOTS TO 1867
  • WSU TO UP TUITION 10 PERCENT: REGENTS OK HIKES FOR ALL 9 SCHOOLS
  • NCAA SNUBS AGGIES
  • TEACHING TOLERANCE
  • THE 'SPECIAL' SIDE OF SCHOOL
  • OFF WITH A BANG:ATMOSPHERIC PROJECT RECRUITS COMMUNITY
  • TRULY BLUE USU PRIDE
  • RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT STRESSED
  • WALKER SPEAKS AT USU TUESDAY
  • READ TREES AND VINES BEFORE PRUNING, FERTILIZING: GRAPES REQUIRE THE REMOVAL OF MOST NEW WOOD
  • MUNCHIES IN SPACE: USU STUDENT TO STUDY PLANTS IN MARS SIMULATOR
  • NORDIC DREAMS: FACILITY FACES MANY MOGULS
  • TWO FOCUS EXHIBITS AT ECCLES MUSEUM
  • ART LECTURE AT UTAH STATE
  • STACEY EARL, THE 'SIMPLE GEARLE'
  • THE GUESTS OF WASSERMAN
  • CALAMITY JANE'S CALAMITY
  • CALLING BACK THE '70S
  • CREATIVE WRITING WINNERS ANNOUNCED
  • USU PRESENTS POETRY READING
  • AWARD-WINNING JAZZ GUITARIST COMING TO USU
  • MAKING MUSIC: USU'S FRY STREET QUARTET FINDS ITS WORLDWIDE FAME
  • RACE RAISES AWARENESS
  • CHOIR FESTIVAL AT TABERNACLE

March 12, 2004

• News Releases
  • LAST VISITING ARTIST OF THE YEAR AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • LEADING THE WAY IN AIR QUALITY CONTROL: EMISSIONS TESTING AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • PRUNING SHRUBS
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: I’D LIKE TO MAKE MY OWN HOUSEHOLD CLEANING PRODUCTS. DO YOU HAVE TIPS?
  • ANIMAL FEEDING OPERATIONS AND THE CLEAN WATER ACT
  • MORMON CRICKET OUTLOOK
  • INTERNATIONAL BANQUET AND CULTURE SHOW
  • PROGRAM CHANGE AT WASSERMANN FESTIVAL
  • WELLSVILLE MOUNTAIN WAVE RESEARCH STARTS OFF WITH A BANG
  • UTAH STATE ENGINEERING DEAN GIVEN TWO-YEAR TERM AS PRESIDENT FOR IEEE LEOS
  • COLLEGES ANSWER QUESTIONS FOR STUDENTS
  • BEST AND BRIGHTEST HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS EXPLORE OPTIONS AT UTAH STATE
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS RECEIVES TELLY AWARD
• Utah State in the News
  • LITERACY WORK EARNS WOMEN KUDOS
  • 7 WOMEN HAILED FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO LITERACY IN UTAH
  • AREA'S ONLY UPHOLSTERY WORKSHOP HAS IT COVERED: USU EXTENSION CLASS CAN TURN 'EW' INTO 'AH'
  • CONDOM AD SPURS DEBATE
  • USU STUDENT HEADING FOR 'MARS': HABITAT IN UTAH RESEMBLES THAT OF RED PLANET
  • U. TUITION, FEES GOING UP: TRUSTEES APPROVE INCREASES TO PLUG HOLES IN FUNDING
  • BANKING SEMINAR SET FOR MARCH 18 AT USU
  • WSU TUITION HIKES MUST MAKE GRADE
  • THE BLIND PLAYING THE BLIND
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TIP OF THE WEEK
  • OPEN SOURCE GETS ENTERPRISE-READY; OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE "HAS PROVED TO BE AMAZINGLY GOOD AT COMMODITIZING IT INFRASTRUCTURE.
  • THE IT ADVANTAGE; PINPOINT WHERE TECHNOLOGY CAN TURN LOOSE ENERGY.
  • U. TUITION, FEES GOING UP: TRUSTEES APPROVE INCREASES TO PLUG HOLES IN FUNDING
  • CLIP WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LAWNS: HOME & GARDEN SHOW
  • TRADITION OF SHOW CONTINUES
  • COUNTY LINES: USU FRAT PARTIES GUESTS RESTRICTED
  • HUNTSMAN COURTS OGDEN VOTERS: INDUSTRIALIST INCLUDES TOP OF UTAH STOPOVER IN CAMPAIGN
  • CANDIDATES IN THE HUNT
  • HUNSAKER TAKES AIM AT HIS OLD HOUSE SEAT
  • CHILD PORN SUSPECT GETS NEW ATTORNEY
  • USU FRATERNITIES PARTIES RESTRICTED
  • USU FRAT HOUSES MAKING OWN RULES

March 9, 2004

• News Releases
  • UTAH PUBLIC RADIO’S “SYNECDOCHE” TO AIR THIRD PROGRAM, “COMING OF AGE IN THE WEST”
  • POCATELLO POET/PUBLISHER RETURNS TO LOGAN FOR READING
  • WINNERS OF 2003 UTAH STATE CREATIVE WRITING CONTEST ANNOUNCED
  • DIVERSITY AWARDS NOMINATION DEADLINE APPROACHES AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • FOCUS EXHIBITIONS AT THE NORA ECCLES HARRISON MUSEUM OF ART
• Utah State in the News
  • NEW WEB SITE AIMS TO HELP UTAH STUDENTS GET A FOOT IN THE DOOR
  • COLLEGE DEGREES IN STATE OF FLUX
  • SALT LAKE WALL IS COLORFUL GEOLOGIC FIELD TRIP
  • MEETINGS TO TARGET WOLVES AND WILDS
  • U.S. MINE OFFICIAL FOCUSES ON SAFETY: FORMER UTAHN LAUDS AGENCY'S EFFORTS TO KEEP MINES SAFE
  • UTAH CAN HELP CHINA BECOME GREENER, CLEANER
  • UTAH'S SCHOOLS CHIEF RESIGNS
  • WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?: AFRICAN ELEPHANT VS. ASIAN ELEPHANT, ALLIGATOR VS. CROCODILE, AND MORE...
  • GARDEN VARIETY: SHRUBS NEED LOVE -- AND PLENTY OF PRUNING -- TOO
  • EDUCATOR LEAVES LEGISLATIVE GRIND: LAING PLANS HIP SURGERY, THEN A RETURN TO TEACHING
  • USU'S HALL: LEGISLATIVE TIES STRAINED
  • FRATERNITY ROW TRIES TO PUT LID ON WILD PARTIES
  • EDUCATION CHIEF TO RETIRE, HEADED TO USU
  • A LITTLE PICK-ME-UP FOR TAX SEASON
  • CRACKDOWN ON FRAT PARTIES
  • SUPERINTENDENT OF UTAH SCHOOLS RESIGNING
  • UTAH STATE GOES WITH INNOVATIVE: BUYS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MODULE; BECOMES DEVELOPMENT PARTNER
  • ROLLY AND WELLS: SCHOOLKIDS COME UP WITH IDEAS OUT OF THE BLUE
  • IT'S MARCH — BEST TIME TO PRUNE FRUIT TREES
  • FRUIT TREES INFORMATION
  • ARTS AWARDS: UTAH STATE STUDENTS 'SHOW' THEIR SKILLS
  • FUN THINGS TO DO
  • COUNTY LINES: BOX ELDER COUNTY, USU OFFERING FARMING TRAINING
  • WAC BOSS READY FOR UTAH STATE: BENSON: WE'VE HAD EYE ON USU FOR SIX YEARS
  • LOGAN FORMS PACT FOR FIBER-OPTIC LINE
  • JOB SEEKER'S SPREE: USU CAREER FAIR TURNOUT POSSIBLE ECONOMIC GAUGE
  • SKINNY SKI RACES
  • INVASION OF THE MUDSNAILS: NEW ZEALAND NUISANCE APPEARS IN LOCAL WATERS
  • STRIKE UP THE BAND: GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA WILL ROCK THE ECCLES FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY
  • HERE COMES THE CHILDREN'S CHOIRFESTAWARD-WINNING JAZZ GUITARIST COMING TO USU
  • WASSERMANN CALLS ALL MUSIC LOVERS
  • GIBSON'S GOSPEL: "THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST"
  • MOZART HEARD 'ROUND THE WORLD
  • UPR FEATURES PATTY LARKIN
  • PUBLIC TAPING AT KEN SANDERS RARE BOOKS

March 5, 2004

• Feature Sustainability Council Promotes Greening of Utah State
• News Releases
  • EDUCATORS FOR DIVERSITY ANNUAL CONFERENCE
  • “ART IN THE TROBRIAND ISLANDS: THE STORY OF A CANOE PROW” TOPIC OF NEXT ANTHROPOLOGY LECTURE AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • CHRISTINE HULT ANNOUNCED AS 2004 D. WYNNE THORNE RESEARCH AWARDEE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE TIPS TO HELP PREVENT DEHYDRATION?
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT AND CARILLON BELLS HONOR UNIVERSITY’S 116th BIRTHDAY
  • UTAH STATE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING HONORS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS, ALUMNI, EDUCATORS
  • FIVE TO BE RECOGNIZED DURING UTAH STATE FOUNDERS DAY EVENT
  • UTAH PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAM, “SYNECDOCHE,” HOLDS PUBLIC TAPING AT KEN SANDERS RARE BOOKS
  • K-8 STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT ANTARCTIC METEORITES WITH UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCHER AND AUTHOR CHRISTOPHER COKINOS
  • “ALL PLAY(S) AND MUCH WORK” — UTAH STATE THEATRE HAS PRODUCTIVE TWO MONTHS
• Utah State in the News
  • LEWIS: UTAH STATE PRESIDENT PART OF BCS HISTORY
  • STOCK IN INVENTIONS BILL APPROVED: AMENDMENT ALLOWS UNIVERSITIES OWNERSHIP IN PRIVATE COMPANIES
  • EVERY I-A FOOTBALL TEAM BECOMES A PART OF BCS
  • BCS IS FINALLY ON THE RIGHT TRACK
  • USU FACES HEALTHCARE FEE INCREASE
  • SOLDIERS READJUST AFTER IRAQ TOUR
  • KSL NEWSCAST: HOMEMADE CLEANING PRODUCTS
  • A SUCCESS STORY: COLLEAGUES, FRIENDS SPEAK HIGHLY OF USU'S STEW MORRILL
  • USU NOTES: ESPN IGNORANT OF USU
  • RED CROSS AIMING TO SET RECORD
  • USU CAREER FAIR SET FOR WEDNESDAY
  • KSL NEWSCAST: TUITION GOING UP AT USU
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: TUITION INCREASES LIKELY NEXT YEAR
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: MONEY WATCH
• Athletics Aird Named USU Athlete of the Week In Split Vote
• Highlights
  • Leading The Way In Air Quality Control: Emissions Testing At Utah State University
  • Five To Be Recognized During Utah State Founders Day Event
  • Department Of Special Education And Rehabilitation Addresses State Legislature
• Announcements
  • Parents Rally in Support of Utah State University Libraries
  • Diversity Awards — Nomination Deadline Nears
  • Utah Public Radio Program, Synecdoche, Holds Public Taping At Ken Sanders Rare Books

March 2, 2004

• News Releases
  • LOGAN CANYON WINDS IN SPRING CONCERT
  • UPR SATURDAY CONCERT SERIES FEATURES PATTY LARKIN
  • THE GENOMICS REVOLUTION IN AGRICULTURE IS TOPIC OF NEXT FRIENDS LECTURE AT UTAH STATE
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY GRAD STUDENTS VOLUNTEER AS “LOGGERS” AT ELKO’S ANNUAL COWBOY POETRY GATHERING
  • JAZZ GUITARIST TO PERFORM AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • MEDIA ALERT: ASTRONAUT TO SPEAK ON UTAH STATE CAMPUS
• Utah State in the News
  • ACROSS THE USA: UTAH
  • UTAH HIGHER EDUCATION FACES CRISIS OF FINANCIAL AID
  • DEAF ED WORKSHOP KICKS OFF 12TH YEAR
  • PUGMIRE SHOULD COME CLEAN
  • USU OFFICIAL AWAITS PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE: ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FACES DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE IN BOX ELDER
  • STATE SCHOOLS POISED TO REWRITE CONSTITUTION: GOAL IS TO MAKE RESEARCH PAY OFF IN A VERY BIG WAY
  • HALL ASKS STUDENTS TO 'PROVIDE US SOME HELP': USU'S TUITION INCREASE TO FILL STATE GAP
  • STATE WANTS TO PROFIT FROM USU'S INGENUITY
  • SDL RESEARCH VEGGIES FOR NASA
  • NOT JUST 'SUPERVISED RECESS': VALLEY PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS STRESS BASIC SKILLS
  • FT. HALL TEACHER FOSTERS SCIENCE, CULTURE
  • MARDI GRAS
  • EFFICIENT TOYOTA PLANT LEADS BY EXAMPLE: BIG THREE ARE MAKING PROGRESS WHEN IT COMES TO PRODUCTIVITY, BUT STILL LAG BEHIND JAPANESE AUTOMAKER
  • MATCHING SKILLS WITH DEMAND THE JOB AHEAD
  • REVIEW: DELIGHTFUL EVENING OF DEMENTIA, DEVILMENT AT USU
  • JORDAN, GRANITE RANKED NO. 2 IN NATION: SCHOOL OFFICIAL SAYS RANKINGS NEGATE CRITICISM
  • UTAH STATE WINS ACCOLADES FOR COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING ITS SPACE PROGRAM
  • SESSION SEES FEWER BILLS PASSED SO FAR: CONTROVERSY TAKES CENTER STAGE; BUDGET NEXT FOCUS
  • ONE ARTIST PAINTS WITH WATERCOLORS, OTHER PREFERS OILS: OIL AND WATER MAY NOT MIX, BUT THEY CAN BE GREAT SIDE BY SIDE.
  • THE TRUE ART OF ENGINEERING: USU STUDENTS USE WEEK TO COMPETE FOR FUN, PRIZES
  • PRESIDENT HALL UNDER THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
  • GUEST LECTURE
  • THE BEAUTY OF OSIRIS
  • THE GUESTS OF WASSERMAN
  • COMES THE CHOIRFEST
  • A DIP IN THE OSCAR POOL: WIDE-ANGLE LENS
  • YOU JUST CAN'T KEEP A GOOD GIRL DOWN
  • JAZZ FROM ALL OVER THE MUSICAL MAP
  • 'DANCE SPECTACULAR'
  • DESIGN LECTURE
  • VISITING PRINTMAKER

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