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October 31, 2002

• Feature Utah State Journalism Professor Examines War and the Press
• News Releases
  • CORNELL PROFESSOR TO SPEAK TO UTAH STATE SCIENCE STUDENTS
  • ENVIRONMENTAL HEAVYWEIGHTS SPEAK AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • “TEXTUALLY TAMING THE WEST” — BROWN BAG PRESENTATION AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Student News Fun Without the Fear Factor
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAHN LANDS A SUPREME (COURT) JOB
  • WESTERN GARDEN BEAUTY
  • PETS ARE PAWNS IN A POWER STRUGGLE; DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ALSO AFFECTS ANIMALS
  • STUDENTS CHIP IN TO HELP: OLYMPIC EXPERIENCE SPURS SCHOLARSHIPS
  • BETTY BLUE FOUND AT BYU
  • TEMPERS RISE AT HEARING ON FIRE STATION BY USU DORMS
  • STAY ONE MANOUEVRE AHEAD OF THE BUGS
  • WHY WE LOVE TO BE SCARED: ... BUT, UM, NOT TOO SCARED
  • NEWS
• Athletics Aggie Hockey Defeats Utah
• Announcement An Open Invitation to Tour New Heating Plant and Tunnels

October 30, 2002

• Feature Utah State University Recognizes Diversity Award Recipients
• News Releases
  • UTAH PUBLIC RADIO TEAMS WITH USU MUSIC DEPARTMENT
• Student News Pets Take Care of People, Too
• Utah State in the News
  • KELLY STAFFING INCREASES PRESENCE IN CALIFORNIA
  • FROM CLASSROOM DISCUSSION TO FUNDING A SCHOOL
  • 45,000 LB TANK EXTRACTED
  • OUT-OF-STATE ENROLLMENT UP DESPITE TUITION HIKE
  • FRAT PARTY ENDS WITH FIGHT: FOUR LOCAL POLICE AGENCIES INVOLVED IN DISPERSING SEVERAL HUNDRED HALLOWEEN REVELERS
• Athletics Gary Coleman: Using His Wits To Succeed
• Announcement Pride! Alliance Honors President Hall

October 29, 2002

• Feature Utah State Program Enhances Workforce Diversity
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE ENHANCES WORKFORCE DIVERSITY
  • NEW DEPARTMENT HEAD NAMED IN SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT AT UTAH STATE
  • POLITICAL COMICS, CAPITOL STEPS, TO PERFORM AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UNDERGRADUATES SHOW ART AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Student News Utah State Parking: An Examination of Issues
• Utah State in the News
  • TOUGHER IN-STATE TUITION RULES HAVEN’T HURT AS MUCH AS EXPECTED
  • QUEEN MARY THE SUBJECT OF USU PRESENTATION
  • JOURNALISM STUDENTS AT USU AWARDED HONORS
  • ‘GRAND-MENTORS’ GIVE MOMS A BREAK
  • BE ANGRY RIGHT: CLASS GIVES KIDS TOOLS TO MANAGE THEIR ANGER
  • SOME STUDENTS RESISTANT TO USU GRADUATION CHANGE
  • COMING UP: MUSIC
  • COMING UP: MUSIC
  • HOMESPUN HISTORY: TAKE A TOUR OF USU’S FIFE FOLKLORE ARCHIVES
  • STUDENTS WHIP UP A FEW SCARECROWS FOR CENTER DISPLAY
  • USU PROF PRESENTS PAPER AT GROUNDWATER SYMPOSIUM
  • THE ETERNAL PEZIMIST: GRADUATE STUDENT DISPLAYS COLLECTION OF CANDY DISPENSERS
  • NEWS
  • NEWS
  • ‘STORM BREWING’
  • UTAH HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
  • COLLEGE SYSTEM GROWING: EXTRA STUDENTS WILL INCREASE FUNDING PRESSURES
  • BIOTECH NEEDS TIME TO PAY OFF
  • USU OFFICIALS EYE HEALTH PLAN CHANGE
  • WORKSHOP
  • EXHIBIT CONTINUES
  • MEETING OF THE BANDS
  • PONDER WEAK AND WEARY
  • MIXED MEDIA: MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
• Athletics Aggie Volleyball Sweeps Idaho
• Announcement President for a Day

October 25, 2002

• Feature Livable Cities: An Oxymoron?
• News Releases
  • USU PROFESSORS TO PRESENT AT ANNUAL GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA MEETING
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY TO RECOGNIZE DIVERSITY AWARD RECIPIENTS
  • LOGAN RIVER FIRST DAM DEDICATION
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: WHY ARE BOXELDER BUGS SO PREVALENT THIS YEAR?
  • LIVABLE CITIES: AN OXYMORON? UTAH STATE SERIES ADDRESSES URBAN PLANNING
  • DIVERSITY WEEK CELEBRATES EVERYONE’S CULTURE
• Student News A Veteran’s Story
• Utah State in the News
  • AUTISM AND MMR: OPEN UP THE DEBATE
  • SCHOOL NOTES
  • LAWMAKERS ASKED TO EXPAND CHARTER SCHOOLS
  • SUBSTITUTES TEACH 6.4 PERCENT OF CLASSROOM TIME
  • SAN FRANCISCO CENTER KEEPS MUCKRAKING ALIVE
  • SKYROCKETING PUBLIC-COLLEGE TUITION RENEWS CALLS FOR BETTER POLICIES
  • USU STUDY FINDS UTAH SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS BETTER THAN AVERAGE
  • NEWS
• Athletics Utah State Basketball Holds Hoops Fest
• Announcement Logan River First Dam Dedicated Following Rehabilitation Project

October 24, 2002

• Feature Fry Street Quartet Joins Utah State Department of Music
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCHERS PRESENT RESEARCH AT INRA
  • UTAH STATE ENGLISH GRAD STUDENTS PRESENT PAPERS AT NATIONAL MEETINGS
• Student News Coughing up the facts on winter illness
• Utah State in the News
  • NEWS
  • CORPORATE TRAINERS, COLLEGES ARE BIG ON ‘BLENDED LEARNING’
  • MISSION NOT IMPOSSIBLE: ASTRONAUTS VISIT SDL TO PRACTICE WITH NEW SENSORS
  • SIFTING THROUGH THE CYBERCHAFF: WHO KNEW THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY WOULD GET SO CHOKED WITH BILLBOARDS?
• Athletics Nielsen Wins Big West Cross Country Athlete of the Week Honors
• Announcement Management of Wild Dogs Lecture

October 23, 2002

• Feature Proposed Change in Health Benefits Plan Announced
• News Releases
  • GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW POISONOUS PLANT RESEARCH FACILITY AT UTAH STATE
• Student News Top of Utah Marathon is a Top-rated Boston Qualifier
• Utah State in the News
  • RESUSCITATION, THEN SMALL STEPS
  • REGENTS’ MISSION STATEMENT TO TAKE A LOOK AT ROLE OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES
  • PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS TO PROBE SUU PAPER FLAP
  • US ARS: GROUND BROKEN FOR NEW POISONOUS PLANT RESEARCH LAB
  • PLYMOUTH AND EAST WINDSOR SCHOOLS IN CONNECTICUT SELECT KELLY EDUCATIONAL STAFFING TO SUPPLY SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
• Athletics Aggie Quarterback Jose Fuentes Named Utah State Athlete Of The Week
• Announcement Extension Agents Receive Awards

October 22, 2002

• Feature PROPOSED CHANGES TO COMMENCEMENT CEREMONIES CONSIDERED
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT PROCLAIMS “JACK ANDERSON DAY”
  • UTAH STATE EXTENSION PROF TO SPEAK ON MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS
  • CHORAL MUSIC GROUPS PRESENT CONCERT AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY WIND ORCHESTRA WELCOMES LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL WIND BAND
• Student News Utah State's Study Abroad Program, "A Ticket Out of Dodge"
• Utah State in the News
  • A CONFERENCE EXTENDS THE SUN BELT TO LOGAN, UTAH
  • UTAH STATE, IDAHO MAY JOIN SUNBELT
  • A WEARABLE STATEMENT
  • IT’S OFFICIAL: AGGIES JOIN SUN BELT
  • USU HALTS LAB PLAN
  • SCHOOL DISTRICT CHARTERS
  • AGGIES HEAD TO SUN BELT
  • CHILLY WEATHER, CHILI BOWLS
  • VISITING ARTIST ON CAMPUS
  • POST-SURREALISM ON DISPLAY
  • ‘POE IN THE DARK’
  • ACOUSTIC STYLINGS
  • USU WITHDRAWS PROPOSAL FOR DISEASE-ORGANISM LAB: FACILITIES FOR THE NEXT-LOWEST ILLNESS LEVEL READY IN UTAH
  • BULLDOGS TAILBACK TIED TO COUNTERFEIT INVESTIGATION: SUN BELT ADDITION
  • SPORTS DIGEST: UTAH STATE JOINS SUNBELT
  • BOOK PROBES RELIGION
  • USU PROFESSOR TO LEAD TRIP TO GREAT SALT LAKE
  • TASK FORCE TO INVESTIGATE FLAP OVER SUU EDITORIAL: AT ISSUE IS THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
  • “WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENED TO BETTY BLUE?”
  • FINALLY, LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN
  • A CONFERENCE USU SEALS CONFERENCE DEAL
  • STATE WON’T COOL ITS CHILI-ROASTING RULES
  • ART CANVAS
  • USU WITHDRAWS FROM RUNNING FOR DANGEROUS DISEASES FACILITY
  • NEW GROWTH AT POISON PLANT LAB: TOP RESEARCH FACILITY STUDYING DANGEROUS PLANTS WILL GET $7.5 MILLION BUILDING
  • ‘STEALING YOUR BREATH AWAY:’ STUTTERING STILL POSES SOCIAL OBSTACLES, BUT SUPPORT SYSTEM STRONG
  • USU PROFESSOR HONORED BY AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
  • DISCOVERY ON WHEELS LARGEST OUTREACH PROGRAM IN THE STATE
  • NOTED WRITER TO SPEAK AT USU
  • FIRST AID TRAINING AT USU
  • ICY AGGIES JOIN THE SUN BELT
  • USU STARTS BUILDING LAB FOR STUDY OF TOXIC PLANTS
  • FALL IS GREAT TIME TO PLANT NEW LAWN
  • HEALING THROUGH WRITING WORKSHOP SET AT USU
  • ‘POE IN THE DARK’ EVENT IS OCT. 28 AT UTAH STATE
• Athletics Utah State Beats New Mexico In Overtime Thriller
• Announcement "Vision and Ethics in City Planning"

October 18, 2002

• Feature UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY TO JOIN SUN BELT CONFERENCE
• News Releases
  • NOTED WRITING TEACHER TO SPEAK AT UTAH STATE
  • MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS TASTE THE COLLEGE LIFE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE TIPS FOR WILDLIFE-PROOFING MY HOME AND YARD?
• Student News Who is President Kermit L. Hall?
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAH TECHNOLOGY GROUP TO HONOR 3 INDUSTRY GIANTS: FOUNDERS OF ATARI, NETSCAPE, AND IOMEGA TO ENTER HALL OF FAME
  • PROPOSED GERM LAB CALLED A WASTE OF MONEY: BUT PROPONENTS SAY IT COULD SAVE LIVES AND TIME
  • UTAH DEVICE ‘SPIES’ ANTHRAX
  • 2 UTAH TEACHERS HONORED
  • HEALTH EDUCATION GETS $3.5 MILLION
  • STATE WEIGHS STUDY LAB FOR SUPER GERMS
  • UTAH 4TH - GRADE TEACHER RECEIVES $25,000 AWARD
  • SCHOOL PEOPLE
  • PREPARING A CHILD FOR SCHOOL
  • AGGIE MASCOT BETTY BLUE MISSING
  • USU: SUN BELT HERE WE COME
• Athletics Brigid Turner Kicks A Soccer Ball, But Her Eye Is On The Bar
• Announcement Homecoming Parade

October 17, 2002

• Feature UTAH STATE LANDSCAPING TAKES NEW DIRECTION
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY FACULTY MEMBER RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR ONLINE COURSE
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT HONORS UNIVERSITY’S HOMECOMING
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY LANDSCAPING TAKES NEW DIRECTION
  • BOWL ME OVER
• Student News Utah State Sets Pace for College Traditions
• Utah State in the News
  • SURPRISE! $25,000 FOR UTAH TEACHER
  • POWDERED MILK BASICS
  • WATCH OUT FOR BITING SPIDERS
  • THE OTHER CHINA: AIDED BY TWO CHINESE-SPEAKING FRIENDS, A USU STUDENT GETS A GLIMPSE OF CHINA’S BACKROADS
• Athletics Utah State Prepares For Homecoming Football Game
• Announcement Patty Halaufia named Outstanding Advisor for SAA

October 16, 2002

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY PRESENTS ANNUAL “POE IN THE DARK” HALLOWEEN READING
• Student News Utah State students urge caution in going to war with Iraq
• Utah State in the News
  • LEARN THE LIZARDS OF JURASSIC PARK
  • CAN-DO CHICKEN: HERE’S HOW YOU CAN ENJOY ‘BEER-CAN’ CHICKEN WITHOUT THE BEER
  • THIS JOB REALLY TIPS THE SCALES
  • PAIR SWAYED BY PIONEER WAYS
• Athletics Heather Arnell Excels On The Soccer Field
• Announcement CEA/PEA Brown Bag Lunch

October 15, 2002

• Feature Utah State Theatre Presents This Year's Family Show, "The Boy Who Drew Cats"
• News Releases
  • FRIENDS OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES KICKS OFF YEAR WITH GRAND OPENING AND PRESENTATION BY PRESIDENT HALL
  • FIVE UTAH STATE ENGINEERING STUDENTS RECEIVE TWO-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS FROM MICRON
• Student News Young entrepreneurs run pumpkin stand on honor system
• Utah State in the News
  • USU RECEIVES COLLECTION ON CZECHOSLOVAKIA
  • BURNING BUSHES A SIGN OF FALL
  • USU GRADUATE STUDENT RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP
  • BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER AT USU SHIFTS FOCUS
  • WATCHDOGS WARN AGAINST GERM WARFARE RESEARCH: THEY FEAR THAT EXPANSION MAY INCREASE DANGERS
  • AS SERVICE CLUBS GRAY, YOUNG FOLKS STAY AWAY
  • POTTERY HEADS-UP
  • BOG YIELDS INDIAN REMAINS
  • MED GROUP IS AWARDED $3.5 MILLION
  • COMING UP: VISUAL ART
  • USU CREATES FARMING WEBSITE
  • USU STUDENT INVITED TO INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
  • FOLKLORE CURATOR AT USU HONORED
  • USU HOTEL MANAGER HONORED
  • USU HOLIDAY FAIR REGISTRATION DUE
  • WAR ISSUE HASHED ON CAMPUS
  • MORE USU CHANGES EYED: TALKS WIDE-RANGING BUT NOTHING SETTLED, SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY
  • CONTINUING ED PROGRAM SEES GROWTH
  • SUCCESSFUL CONCERT RAISES OVER $2000
  • NEWS
  • INSURANCE INCREASE EXPECTED AT USU
  • STUDY EXAMINES PROS, CONS OF WINTER FEEDING
  • MUSIC SERVED UP FINGERSTYLE
  • DOO-WOP VERSION 2.0
  • ON THE AIR: THE BEST OF PUBLIC RADIO
  • THE JAZZ IS HOT TONIGHT
  • VISITING ARTIST SPENDS TIME AT USU
  • NEWS
• Athletics VOLLEYBALL DEFEATS CAL STATE FULLERTON
• Announcement Real-life account of "Black Hawk Down"

October 14, 2002

• Feature SWEET 16 FOR CLUB SPORTS
• News Releases
  • USU PROFESSOR HONORED BY AMERICAN GEOPHYSICAL UNION
  • DISCOVERY ON WHEELS IS LARGEST OUTREACH PROGRAM IN STATE
  • WHAT FALL GARDENING TASKS CAN REDUCE PLANT PESTS NEXT YEAR
• Student News Anthropology Department helps Hispanic high school kids
• Utah State in the News
  • HIGH COUNTRY NEWS VISITORS
  • PANDORA'S LAB
  • SATELLITE TECHNOLOGY FARM BOUND: NASA AND USU TEAM UP ON AGRICULTURAL TRAINING IN S.L.
  • STUDENTS INITIATE BENEFIT CONCERT
• Athletics AGGIES RETURN THREE STARTERS
• Announcement Black Hawk Down

October 8, 2002

• Feature Partners in Business Seminar Examines OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
• News Releases
  • NOT JUST COWS, PLOWS AND SOWS ANYMORE
  • “SCIENCE AND BEING” ON UPR PRESENTS
• Student News Utah State student finds gene that repairs damage from sun
• Utah State in the News
  • USU RECEIVES TORCH
• Athletics STEVE MULLINS: Tutored by a Legend
• Announcement Fife Folklore Archives

October 7, 2002

• Feature Museum Examines a Homegrown Movement: POST SURREALISM
• News Releases
  • USU MANAGER WINS STATEWIDE HOTEL INDUSTRY AWARD
  • WRITING WORKSHOPS TO BE HELD FOR WOMEN VICTIMIZED BY VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
  • URANIUM FRENZY: SAGA OF THE NUCLEAR WEST
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: I THINK I SPOTTED A HOBO SPIDER. WHAT CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT THEM?
• Student News Volunteers help kids learn ABCs
• Utah State in the News
  • STRESS PRIORITIES, CEO URGES: FRANKLIN COVEY CHIEF SAYS WORKERS MUST KNOW
  • BYU-USU GAME ON LOCAL TV ONLY
  • HAVING BABIES A PERSONAL MATTER

• Athletics Casey Poppinga Takes On Brother Brady
• Announcement Leave the Dishes in the Sink

October 3, 2002

• Feature URANIUM FRENZY: Saga of the Nuclear West
• News Releases
  • WAL-MART PRESENTS CHECK TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY CAREER SERVICES
  • UTAH STATE THEATRE PRESENTS THIS YEAR'S FAMILY SHOW, "THE BOY WHO DREW CATS"
  • USU FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES TO EXAMINE VALUES AND RITUAL
  • USU MANAGER WINS STATEWIDE HOTEL INDUSTRY AWARD
  • WRITING WORKSHOPS TO BE HELD FOR WOMEN VICTIMIZED BY VIOLENCE AND ABUSE
  • URANIUM FRENZY: SAGA OF THE NUCLEAR WEST
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: I THINK I SPOTTED A HOBO SPIDER. WHAT CAN YOU TELL ME ABOUT THEM?
  • MUSEUM EXAMINES A HOMEGROWN MOVEMENT: POST SURREALISM
  • MEDIA ALERT: UTAH STATE HELPS WITH CAPITOL RESTORATION
• Student News Peace rally allows voices to be heard
• Utah State in the News
  • STRESS PRIORITIES, CEO URGES: FRANKLIN COVEY CHIEF SAYS WORKERS MUST KNOW
  • BYU-USU GAME ON LOCAL TV ONLY
  • HAVING BABIES A PERSONAL MATTER
• Athletics Soccer Player Amber Tracy Athlete Of The Week
• Announcement American String Quartet with Richard Stoltzman on clarinet

October 2, 2002

• Feature Encounter Mormon Country at the Arrington History Lecture
• News Releases
  • SEARCH CONTINUES FOR STUDENT SERVICES’ VP
  • BRAZFIELD PLANS TO SUPPORT UTAH STATE IN TEACHING AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS
  • USU LIVING TRADITIONS PROJECT HONORED BY UTAH HUMANITIES COUNCIL
• Student News Wedding bells vary among faiths
• Utah State in the News
  • BIG BLUE MEETING
  • USU: POPPINGA BROTHERS TO SQUARE OFF
  • PATIENCE, PAINTBRUSH PAY OFF IN POMEGRANATES
  • RAIN, SNOW SOAK VALLEY
  • 4-H PROGRAM CELEBRATES ITS 100TH ANNIVERSARY
  • USU COMMITS RESOURCES TO AMERICA’S PROMISE
  • CHECK YOUR CREDIT REPORT
  • CLEO HINCKLEY, OLDEST PERSON IN UTAH, DIES
• Athletics Romney Stadium Sold Out For BYU Game
• Announcement Partners in Business

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