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October 31, 2003

• Feature Creating a "Cultural Connection"
• News Releases
  • LOCAL WINDS QUINTET OFFERS FREE CONCERT IN NOVEMBER
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY AMBASSADORS “THINK” SERVICE IS IMPORTANT
  • UTAH STATE STUDENTS PLAY IN THE DIRT AND BRING HOME TROPHY
  • Ask A Specialist: DO YOU HAVE TIPS FOR HELPING YOUTH DEVELOP TALENTS?
• Utah State in the News
  • IT’S ALMOST PART OF THEIR RELIGION
  • THE NATION; IN BRIEF / UTAH; FORMER LEGISLATOR TO BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
  • DESIGNEE KEEPING A LOW PROFILE: UTAH'S NEW LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DESIGNEE ALREADY IS FOLLOWING HIS BOSS'S LEAD
  • 2 DIFFERENT DIPLOMAS FOR GRADUATES POSSIBLE: EDUCATORS LOOKING AT WAYS TO HELP TRANSITION TO COLLEGE
  • KSL NEWSCAST: WALKER SELECTS NEW LT. GOVERNOR FROM USU
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: NEW LT. GOVERNOR NAMED
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: MCKEACHNIE ACCEPTS NOD AS NEW LT. GOVERNOR
  • WALKER FILLS NO. 2 SPOT: MCKEACHNIE HAS CONFIDENCE OF NORTHERN UTAH REPUBLICANS
  • WALKER PICKS SUCCESSOR: USU TRUSTEE CHAIRMAN SELECTED TO BECOME LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
  • USU TOUTS TRUSTEE’S WORK
  • STUDENTS ARE FACING NEW HIKES IN TUITION
  • WALKER'S PICK: GAYLE MCKEACHNIE NAMED THE NEW SECOND-IN-COMMAND
  • WALKER NAMES GAYLE MCKEACHNIE AS LT. GOV.
  • MOST DON'T THINK SMART BLITZ IS GOOD: UTAHNS HAVE CONCERNS ON MOTIVES, TEEN'S WELFARE
  • LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
  • RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY LACKING ON PANEL
  • AGGIES NEED FAN SUPPORT

• Athletics Travis Cox Earns USU Athlete of the Week Honor
• Student Life Blind student sets sights high
• Highlights
  • Chair of Trustees Named Utah's Lieutenant Governor
  • Representative James A. Dunnigan visits Utah State students
  • Utah State University Ambassadors “Think” Service Is Important
• Announcements
  • New Associate Vice President Named
  • Utah State Extension Names Director and Regional Department Head
  • Local Winds Quintet Offers Free Concert in November

October 29, 2003

• News Releases
  • TECH WRITING SOCIETY HOSTS INTERNSHIP ACTIVITY
  • USU BRITISH AND COMMONWEALTH STUDIES PROGRAM PRESENTS “THE JUNGLE AND THE GARDEN”
  • USU EXTENSION NAMES DIRECTOR AND REGIONAL DEPARTMENT HEAD
  • SHARING VOICES — VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT HEARS VOICES OF CACHE VALLEY
• Utah State in the News
• STATE PICKS EDUCATION DEPUTY: EDUCATORS RICH KENDELL AND DARRELL WHITE ARE PLAYING MUSICAL JOBS AGAIN.
• DAVIS EDUCATOR CHOSEN AS DEPUTY
• CAUTION: DEER CROSSING ON RISE
• TRIBUTES PAID, STUDENT REMEMBERED: HIS INITIALS LEFT NEXT TO DAVIS HIGH'S 'D' BY HIS FRIENDS
• GARDEN SEASON PASSES
• LOCAL MUSICIAN PLAYS SCORES OF ROLES FOR BAND
• AUTISTIC CHILDREN STRENGTHEN SKILLS AT NEW PRESCHOOL
• FIRE MARSHAL AWARD GIVEN TO UNIVERSITY
• OFF-CAMPUS HOUSE DONATED TO USU
• USU TRUSTEE SETS GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP
• STREET LEGAL: LOCAL CLASSES HELP IMMIGRANTS PREPARE FOR UTAH DRIVER'S TEST
• USU POLICE LOG BUSY STRETCH
• AG DEPT. HONORS ITS OWN
• BISHOP: FIRM LET ME GO: CONGRESSMAN SAYS HE HAS NO FINANCIAL TIES TO ENVIROCARE
• HATCH ROOM CELEBRATION AT USU
• TOP OF UTAH FIRMS EXHIBIT HIGH GROWTH: LAYTON CORP. LEADS 13 AREA OTHERS ON FASTEST-GROWTH LIST
• HAIR TODAY ... GONE TOMORROW: NORTH OGDEN WOMAN CUTS TO THE CHASE FOR LOCKS OF LOVE
• KSTU NEWSCAST: WARREN MILLER FILM COMES TO USU
• IT'S OFFICIAL: USU JOINS WAC IN 2005: CONFERENCE DEAL WAS WRAPPED UP VERY QUICKLY
• AGGIES FIND A HOME: USU PRESIDENT EXCITED FOR FANS OVER WAC INVITE
• USU JUMPING TO WAC
• UTAH STATE GETS LONG-SOUGHT WISH
• ENROLLMENT IN DOLDRUMS
• KSL NEWSCAST: USU INVITED TO JOIN THE WAC
• KUTV NEWSCAST: USU JOINS WAC
• KTVX NEWSCAST: AGGIES ACCEPT WAC’S INVITATION
• KSTU NEWSCAST: USU AND NMSU BECOME WAC’S NEWEST MEMBERS
• WOLF PRESERVATION, LIVESTOCK INTERESTS FOCUS OF DISCUSSION
• HIDDEN TREASURES BROUGHT INTO LIGHT
• FALL EXHIBITS CONTINUE
• POE IN THE DARK
• NO FRILLS SHAKESPEARE
• DANCE EXPOSÉ
• HAVE TROMBONE WILL TRAVEL
• MYSTERY ROCKS UNITE
• MUSICAL AMBASSADORS
• STILL WITH THE CLAY

October 24, 2003

• FeatureUtah State Blue Light Honors Outstanding Achievements
• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY WIND ORCHESTRA PRESENTS FALL CONCERT FEATURING AMERICAN COMPOSERS
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: WHAT FALL GARDENING TASKS CAN REDUCE PLANT PESTS NEXT YEAR?
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT HONORS OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS
  • GEOLOGY ROCKS AT UTAH STATE OPEN HOUSE
  • UTAH STATE EXTENSION SPONSORS HOLIDAY FAIR
• Utah State in the News
  • SOURCES: WAC INVITE NEAR: MEDIA OUTLETS SAY CONFERENCE WILL PICK USU
  • LEWIS: USU'S TIME HAS COME; HELLO, WAC
  • UTAH STATE, NMSU TO GET WAC INVITES
  • WORD IS, AGGIES HEADED FOR WAC
  • A DISCUSSION OF FAITH: REPRESENTATIVES FROM EIGHT MAJOR RELIGIONS MEET PEACEFULLY AT USU
  • CULTIVATING PEACE: A USU PROFESSOR FINDS SOME FARMERS DON’T RUN ON THE WORLD’S TIMETABLE
  • DON’T HANG UP THE YARD GEAR JUST YET: A PROLONGED FALL IS THE PERFECT TIME TO GET YOUR YARD, GARDENS AND TREES READY FOR SPRING
  • USU BUSINESS SEMINAR SCHEDULED NOV. 19, 20
  • 1972 LUNAR WALK 'MAGNIFICENT': SCHMITT SHOWS VIEWS FROM ROVER TO USU AUDIENCES THREE LINE DECK HERE, PLEASE. THREE LINES PLEASE
  • CLONING A BREED APART ... BUT IMAGINE POSSIBILITIES
  • WSU TOPS FOUR-YEAR SCHOOLS: OFFICIALS BEMOAN LACK OF FUNDS AS ENROLLMENT GROWS
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: INTERVIEWS REQUIRE RESEARCH
  • FACULTY REQUEST PAY RAISE
  • SPIRAL JETTY SCORES BIG OVER GAME OF SCRABBLE

• Athletics Cartwright-Davis Named Big West Conference Volleyball Player Of The Week
• Student Life 'Best Buddies' bridges campus disability divide
• Highlights
  • Utah State University and University of Idaho Introduce Third Mule Clone and Set Stage for Future Research
  • Innovation Campus Recognizes Outstanding Companies and Businesses
  • Recruitment Brochures Debut
• Announcements
  • Utah State Conference Evaluates Past, Present and Future Utah Forest Condition
  • Hidden Treasure Celebrates 50 Years at Utah State University
  • The Howl is Back

October 22, 2003

• News Releases
  • INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW SEMINAR COMES TO UTAH STATE
  • HIDDEN TREASURE CELEBRATES 50 YEARS AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH STATE ANIMAL SCIENTIST SAYS CLONING OFFERS NEW TOOL TO STUDY GENES, CELL BIOLOGY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY AND UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO INTRODUCE THIRD MULE CLONE AND SET STAGE FOR FUTURE RESEARCH
  • A SPINE-TINGLING EVENT: ANNUAL “POE IN THE DARK” PHANTASMAGORIA
  • UTAH STATE CONFERENCE EVALUATES PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE UTAH FOREST CONDITION
• Utah State in the News
• DAVIS PLAYER DIES IN WRECK DURING TRIP HOME FORM USU
• DHS MOURNS LOSS OF FRIEND: OFFICIALS TO DETERMINE IF TRAVEL VIOLATED DISTRICT POLICY
• FRATERNITY BANDS TOGETHER FOR SISTERS
• CENTER SEEKS TO AID CHILDREN OF THOSE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: KIDS TOO OFTEN HIDDEN VICTIMS, EXPERT EXPLAINS
• DAVIS HIGH MOURNS CRASH VICTIM: RYAN HILL WAS STUDENT-BODY OFFICER, ATHLETE
• PREMARITAL ONLINE CLASS NOW AVAILABLE FROM USU
• MOON-WALKER SCHMITT TELLS OF AMAZING 1972 JOURNEY
• RELIGION DEGREE? CAN'T GET ONE HERE: BUT SITUATION IS CHANGING SLOWLY AT UTAH COLLEGES
• LET'S BUILD A MOONBUGGY: USU ENGINEERING STUDENTS SET SIGNS ON NASA PRIZE
• PULITZER PRIZE WINNER TO SPEAK IN LOGAN
• DIVERSITY WEEK ACTIVITIES SLATED
• USU HOSTS DIVERSITY CARNIVAL
• USU HOSTS ACCOUNTING EXECS
• IS A TRIP TO MOON COMING SOON?: EXHIBIT SHOWS HOW TRAVEL MIGHT LOOK IN THE FUTURE
• SHRINKING FARMLAND BEMOANED
• CLONING OF MULE TOOK YEARS OF TRIAL: THOROUGHBREDS ARE NOW A FOCUS OF RESEARCHERS
• JUDGE QUESTIONS JENSEN BOY ON CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS
• GARDEN VARIETY: FALL BRINGS A RAINBOW OF COLORS TO OUR GARDENS, YARDS
• BYU STUDENTS PLACE FIRST IN INVESTMENT CONTEST
• PULITZER PRIZE WINNER TO PRESENT ARRINGTON LECTURE
• FRANKENSTEIN’S OFFSPRING
• FRIDAY NIGHT SYMPHONY
• MONDAY NIGHT CHAMBER MUSIC
• SATURDAY NIGHT FOLK
• CHILLY, CHILI SALE
• SAVING THE STONES
• ROCK HOUNDS
• DANCE EXPOSÉ
• HAVE TROMBONE WILL TRAVEL
• ROLLY AND WELLS: A LITTLE MIXED UP
• MESSAGES OF SURVIVAL AND HONOR
• PRETTY PANSIES ARE ANYTHING BUT WIMPY
• BOOKS: LEISURE READING
• SKI "JOURNEY" BEGINS
• AG FRUSTRATED WITH JENSENS
• UVSC OPENS SATELLITE WASATCH CAMPUS
• TEST CASE: LOGAN LAB HUNTING FOR DEER DISEASE
• RETIRED BIOLOGIST STILL AFIELD
• KSL NEWSCAST: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS RECOVERING FROM CAR WRECK
• KUTV NEWSCAST: DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYERS INJURED IN CRASH
• KTVX: NEWSCAST: SIX TEENS INVOLVED IN CAR ACCIDENT
• KSTU NEWSCAST: TEEN DRIVER ROLLS SUV, INJURING SIX DAVIS HS STUDENTS

October 17, 2003

• Feature President Hall Visits Wildlife Research Park
• News Releases
  • COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE HONORS STUDENTS AND FACULTY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY CLONED MULE FEATURED WITH IDENTICAL-TRIPLET BROTHERS
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE SAFETY TIPS FOR ATV RIDERS?
  • PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS CAN EXPERIENCE UTAH STATE FIRST HAND
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY TRUSTEE ESTABLISHES GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP ENDOWMENT
  • UTAH STATE'S PARTNERS IN BUSINESS HOSTS TOP ACCOUNTING EXECS
• Utah State in the News
  • DELTA PHIS COME HOME: RETURNED MISSIONARY FRATERNITY LEFT MARK ON USU
  • DAVIS HIGH STUDENTS INJURED IN ACCIDENT: TWO TEENS HOSPITALIZED, SOUTHBOUND TRAFFIC NEAR WILLARD STALLED FOR AN HOUR
  • SUV ROLLOVER SENDS TEENS TO HOSPITAL
  • AG DEFENDS STANCE ON ISSUES: SHURTLEFF DISCUSSES CONTROVERSIAL CASES IN CACHE VALLEY VISIT
  • KUED CONTACT: UEA 2003 CONFERENCE WELCOMES EDUCATORS
  • CLEARING THE AIR: A USU RESEARCHER TAKES SOME OF THE ANNOYANCE OUT OF TALKING ON A CELL PHONE. NOW IF HE CAN ONLY DEVELOP A RING ONLY THE OWNER COULD HEAR IN A CROWDED THEATER
  • ASTRONAUT WHO WENT TO MOON VISITS CAMPUS
  • MOON TRAVELER SPEAKS: APOLLO 17 ASTRONAUT VISITS USU STUDENTS
  • IN BRIEF: SHURTLEFF SPEAKS TONIGHT ON CAMPUS
  • IN BRIEF: ENGINEERING FACILITY TO BE DEDICATED
  • COLLEGE FACULTIES SEEK MORE $$: BUT U. AND USU TEACHERS SPLIT ON HOW TO PROCEED
  • HOLIDAY FAIR IS NOV. 22 AT WSU
  • BAKING QUIZ: TAKE THIS 15-QUESTION TEST TO SEE IF YOU'RE A WHIZ — OR A DISASTER — IN THE KITCHEN
  • XPLORE CALENDAR: BIRDWATCHING
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: FRESH IDEA

• Athletics Men's Basketball Ranked 14th In Preseason Mid-Major Top-25 Poll
• Student Life Fraternity to Present Charity Concert to Help Pay Family's Medical Bills
• Highlights
  • John C. Nelson Named 2003 Alumnus of the Year
  • Utah Sate Communicative Disorders Program Receives Valuable Donation
  • College of Agriculture Recognizes Students and Faculty
• Announcements
  • Diversity Carnival — It's In You
  • Utah State University Blue Light Policy Revised
  • Actors from the London Stage Return to Utah State University to Present Shakespeare's Measure for Measure

October 15, 2003

• News Releases
  • DIVERSITY CARNIVAL — IT'S IN YOU
  • EARTH FEST SLATED FOR FRIDAY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY'S BLUE LIGHT POLICY REVISED
  • TROMBONIST IS NEXT GUEST AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • ANNUAL CHILI BOWL SALE AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • PULITZER PRIZE AUTHOR TO PRESENT ARRINGTON LECTURE
  • ACTORS FROM THE LONDON STAGE RETURN TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY TO PRESENT SHAKESPEARE'S "MEASURE FOR MEASURE"
  • UTAH STATE SHUTTLE NOW PROVIDES SERVICE TO INNOVATION CAMPUS
  • LOOKING BACK AT SUMMER GARDENING PROBLEMS
  • GEOLOGY ROCKS AT UTAH STATE OPEN HOUSE
  • PEPPERS — THE HEAT IS ON
  • USU PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT HONORS OUTSTANDING ALUMNI
  • UTAH STATE COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS PROGRAM RECEIVES VALUABLE DONATION
• Utah State in the News
• HUNTERS, WATCH FOR CWD IN DEER
• CWD COULD THREATEN HUNTERS: MORE CASES OF DEER DISEASE FOUND THIS YEAR
• 'MUSIC OF BATTERED WOMEN' MONDAY AT U.
• COUNTY LINES: WEBER COUNTY: FARM GROUP HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
• USU PRESIDENT JOINS CONSTITUTION REVISION COMMISSION
• SHORT ON DIVERSITY: WSU'S SPARSE LATINO ENROLLMENT MIRRORS OTHER UNIVERSITIES
• NEW SITE ANSWERS THOUSANDS OF USU QUESTIONS
• 92-YEAR-OLD AGGIE COMES HOME AGAIN
• COUNTY LINES: CACHE COUNTY: USU PRESIDENT INVITED TO BOARD
• CLONE HOMECOMING
• ODE TO JOHN MATTHEWS
• USU BIOTECH CENTER OFFERS SYMPOSIUM
• HIGH RATE OF USU STUDENTS GET INTO MED SCHOOL
• UNIVERSITY E-COMMERCE CENTER OFFERS CONVENIENCE
• AG PROF NAMED TO ASSOCIATION
• VICTIMS OF FATAL BEAR MAULING SHOULD NOT BE BLAMED; THE COUPLE WORKED HARD FOR WILDLIFE. CELEBRATE THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
• KTVX NEWSCAST: CLONED MULE STOPS BY FOR UTAH STATE'S HOMECOMING
• HOW AM I THEIRS, IF THEY CANNOT HOLD ME
• LITERARY FOOTNOTES
• HALLOWEEN THEMES DOMINATE THEATER: PRODUCTIONS INCLUDE MONSTERS AND MURDERERS
• ART CANVASS
• THERE'S NO PLAIN SAILING FOR COLUMBUS -- OR HIS LEGACY.
• PROFESSIONALS COACH YOUNG ACTORS AT SHAKESPEARE COMPETITION
• BATTERED WOMEN 'FIND VOICE' IN MUSIC: PERFORMANCES LET FORMER VICTIMS TELL THEIR STORIES
• WILY HACKERS OUTSMART COLLEGE FIREWALLS: HARD TO SECURE USU NETWORK BECAUSE OF OPEN STUDENT ACCESS
• SCIENTIST TO RELATE MOON TRIP
• TULIPS BRING MAGIC TO A FLOWER GARDEN: PLANT BULBS IN FALL SO THEY CAN CHILL DURING THE WINTER
• MEET MS. LUCKETT
• OPENING CONCERT
• FRANKENSTEIN'S OFFSPRING
• GOOD CHEMISTRY: LOGAN HIGH SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR NAMED TEACHER OF THE YEAR
• FOR EVERYTHING THERE IS A USU CLUB
• FRY STREET TEAMS UP WITH SYMPHONY
• HAUNTING IMAGES
• EXHIBITS CONTINUE ON CAMPUS
• INDIAN CINEMA WILL RULE

October 10, 2003

• Feature The "Real World" is More than MTV — Try Hands-On Learning
• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE TIPS FOR OBTAINING SCHOLARSHIPS?
  • UTAH STATE BLUE LIGHT HONORS UNIVERSITY'S HOMECOMING
  • CLONED MULE MAKING HIS FIRST VISIT TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH STATE'S NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING TO BE DEDICATED
  • FRY STREET QUARTET APPEARS WITH UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
  • FRIENDS OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES PRESENTS OPENING LECTURE
• Utah State in the News
  • PREPARE LAWN FOR WINTER MONTHS
  • GUEST COMMENTARY: I LOVE THE LAND, BUT PLEASE DON'T CALL ME AN ENVIRONMENTALIST
  • FFA ACTIVITIES FILL AFTER-SCHOOL HOURS
  • KIDS LEARN ABOUT IMPORTANCE OF FARMING
  • SEARCH FOR THE GREAT PUMPKIN STARTS WITH SEEDS
  • BEARS KILL PAIR WHO LIVED AMONG THEM: MALIBU ADVENTURER AND HIS GIRLFRIEND, BOTH FATALLY MAULED, WERE CAMPING AMONG BEARS IN ALASKA'S KATMAI NATIONAL PARK.
  • MASSAGE MISSIONARY: USU RESEARCHER TEACHES THERAPY METHOD FOR TOTS IN CACHE, HAITI.
  • EVERYONE'S COMING UP ROSIE
  • 'ACCOUNTING SEMINAR PLANNED AT UTAH STATE
  • NASA STARSHIP 2040 VISITS UTAH STATE CAMPUS
  • DAIRY FARMERS FILE $100 MILLION LAWSUIT
• Athletics Soccer Player Amber Tracy Named Big West, Utah State Player Of The Week
• Student Life Anthropology Museum Provides Hands-on Learning
• Highlights
  • Students Present at National Convention — More Examples of Undergraduate Research
  • Starship 2040 is a Hit At Utah State
  • Psychology Department Honors Outstanding Alumni
• Announcements
  • Utah State's New Engineering Building to Be Dedicated
  • The Clothesline Project
  • Visiting Artist Series Continues at Utah State University

October 08, 2003

• News Releases
  • E-COMMERCE CENTER OFFERS CONVENIENCE AND MORE
  • NATIONAL 4-H WEEK OCTOBER 5-11
  • LOGAN POETS PRESENT "LOGAN CANYON BLEND"
  • INDIAN CINEMA WILL SOON RIVAL HOLLYWOOD, UTAH STATE PROFESSOR SAYS
  • FRANKENSTEIN'S CHILD COMES TO LIFE ON THE STAGE IN UTAH STATE THEATRE'S ANNUAL FAMILY PRODUCTION
  • VISITING ARTIST SERIES CONTINUES AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Utah State in the News
• OUT OF THIS WORLD: NASA'S STARSHIP 2040 LANDS AT USU
• SIGNS TO TELL STORY OF BEAR RIVER MASSACRE
• USU VICE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
• AG PRODUCTS BARBECUE SET FOR SATURDAY
• COWS FELLED BY MYSTERY AILMENT
• USU PAYS FOR PEOPLE TO 'THINK UTAH STATE'
• ARTIST STAYS CURRENT AS MUSEUM DOCENT
• UTAH FACES: MORGAN NATIVE EXPLORES CLONING: RESEARCH REWARDED WITH RECOGNITION
• NASA EXHIBIT TO LAND ON CAMPUS
• STUDY SHOWS LOGAN SCHOOLS IN GOOD CONDITION
• USU PARKING REALLY $9.6 MILLION PROBLEM?
• START NOW TO PREPARE SOIL FOR SPRING
• USU AIMS FOR 'SUPPORTIVE WORKPLACE MODEL'
• LIBRARIAN SERVICES GO ON0LINE
• BEETLES, FIRE HELP SHAPE NATIONAL FORESTS
• SUPREME COURT IDEOLOGY HARD TO PREDICT
• CHURCH ORGANIST, DARLEY, 85, DIES
• GARDEN VARIETY: PUT ALL OF THAT LEFTOVER PRODUCE IN ITS PLACE
• USU STUDENT ON LETTERMAN
• "THINK" UTAH STATE
• ENGLISH PROFESSOR LAUDED
• FROM THE EDITOR: "MISHMASH'
• BEST-SELLING AUTHOR TO LECTURE
• GREAT GUITAR
• SEASON TICKETS NOW ON SALE
• FRESH FACES, SAME OL' JAZZ
• THE NEW GUY
• CLOSING WEEKEND: USU THEATRE'S OPENER GOES BACKSTAGE
• BAND BATTLE
• NEXT ON TAP: ERIKA LUCKETT
• LANDSCAPE LECTURE
• 20th-CENTURY ART SPECIALIST
• BOOK SALE FOR LOVERS OF BOOKS
• USU GRAD ON LETTERMAN SHOW
• AUTUMN IS PERFECT TIME TO PLANT: PLANTS ADAPT BETTER IN FALL BECAUSE SOIL IS DRY AND WARM

October 3, 2003

• Feature Utah State Students See 85 Percent Acceptance Rate to Medical School
• Utah State University Boasts Competitive Vet School Acceptance
• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I HELP MY YOUTH FEEL A SENSE OF SELF-WORTH?
  • APOLLO 17 ASTRONAUT IS FEATURED SPEAKER AT SUBSURFACE SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM
  • UTAH STATE STUDENTS SEE 85 PERCENT ACCEPTANCE RATE TO MEDICAL SCHOOL
  • UTAH STATE BIOTECH CENTER OFFERS FREE SYMPOSIUM TO TEACHERS
  • NASA'S FUTURISTIC STARSHIP 2040 TO TOUCH DOWN AT UTAH STATE
  • NEED A LIBRARIAN — ONE'S AS CLOSE AS A COMPUTER
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY BOASTS COMPETITIVE VET SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAH MISSING OUT ON WIND-DRIVEN ENERGY
  • GOING, GOING, GONE: USU GRADUATE'S TRICKS EARN HIM SPOT ON LETTERMAN
  • OH SAY CAN YOU SING?: DOZENS AUDITION FOR CHANCE TO PERFORM THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
  • USU PLANS TO LAUNCH ISP FOR ITS SPORTS SUPPORTERS
  • HACKERS HIT USU TODAY
  • A COMPUTER BREACH AT USU RAISING FLAGS
  • USU COMPUTER HACKED: OFFICIALS SAY NOTHING DISTURBED, BUT BREECH LEFT SOME STUDENT DATA EXPOSED
  • GROWTH MANAGEMENT: SMALL ENROLLMENT INCREASE REFLECTS USU'S STRATEGY ON ADMISSIONS
  • 'WE GET TO PLAY ALL DAY': ROBOTICS FIRM EMPLOYEES CONVINCED THEY HAVE THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD
  • UTAH FARM BUREAU APPOINTS A NEW CEO
  • USU COOKING CLASS WILL FEATURE POWDERED MILK
  • BUILDING BOARD TO HEAR STATE AGENCIES' NEEDS: IT'S FIRST STEP IN RECEIVING FUNDS FOR '04 PROJECTS
  • USU HONORS MISTAKEN SCHOLARSHIPS: UNIVERSITY SAYS MISUNDERSTANDING HAS RESULTED IN GOOD INVESTMENT
• Athletics Nielson Earns Big West Cross Country Honor
• Student Life High-tech Storage System to be Highlight of New Library
• Highlights
  • Dept. Head Randy Haupt on Board of Directors
  • English Prof Wins "Fineline" Award for Creative Writing
  • E-commerce Center Offers Convenience and More
• Announcements
  • Convocations Series Provides Unparalleled Opportunity
  • Kick up Some Fun with Utah Pioneer
  • Utah State Alumni Association to Honor Six of its Own

October 01, 2003

• News Releases
  • ENGLISH GRAD STUDENTS FIND OPPORTUNITIES IN SUMMER INTERNSHIPS
  • WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE HOLDS BOOK SALE
  • ENGLISH PROF WINS "FINELINE" AWARD FOR CREATIVE WRITING
  • NORA ECCLES HARRISON MUSEUM OF ART PRESENTS PUBLIC TALK
  • BEST-SELLING AUTHOR, ENVIRONMENTALIST AND ENTREPRENEUR SPEAKS AT USU CONVOCATIONS
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY'S NEW ENGINEERING BUILDING SERVES STATE
  • UTAH STATE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TO HONOR SIX OF ITS OWN
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I IMPROVE MY JOB INTERVIEWING SKILLS?
  • A JAZZY NEW BEGINNING OF THE YEAR AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • SIDEBAR TO JAZZ STORY — MEET JON GUDMUNDSON
  • MASTER GUITARIST TO PERFORM AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Utah State in the News
• FRATERNITY RAISES MONEY FOR CHILDREN
• USU GETS THANKS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS
• UTAH NOT COURTING WIND POWER
• SEMINAR THIS WEEK AT USU ON OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE
• TRAX GIVES U. GOOD SEAT ON 'PORK BARREL' EXPRESS
• THE COST OF COLLEGE: EXPENSES HAVE RISEN AN AVERAGE OF 40% OVER THE PAST DECADEUSU TO HOLD FIRST HISPANIC READ-IN
• WEEDS SPREAD LIKE FIRE: NON-NATIVE PLANTS RAVAGING HILLSIDES
• WATER YEAR ENDS TOMORROW
• HUNDREDS OF USU STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM COMPUTER GLITCH
• SCHOLARSHIPS INCREASES ENROLLMENT
• UTAH STATE SEES INCREASING NATIONAL FAME
• FARMERS DISCOVER CREATIVE MARKETING
• RANCHERS FIND OUTLOOK BLEAK
• STATE OF THE STATE
• THE PHYSICS KID: USU STUDENT GAINS NATIONAL ATTENTION WITH 12TH-GRADE SCIENCE EXPERIMENT
• ROSE HAS THE ANSWER: LOCAL WOMAN TURNS TALENTS FOR ORGANIZING AND GENEALOGY INTO SECOND CAREER
• ONLINE COURSES OFFERED BY USU'S E-COMMERCE CENTER
• USU HOSTS SEMINAR
• USU NAMES VICE PROVOST FOR WOMEN'S ISSUES
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: REVOLUTIONARY POWER-LINE IMAGER AMONG USU-LINKED INNOVATIONS
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: USU ANGLES FOR ROYALTIES FROM SPINOFF COMPANIES
• BUSINESS TRADITION AT USU CONTINUES
• USU HOSTS LANDSCAPE SPEAKER
• USU OFFERED FULL SCHOLARSHIPS IN ERROR
• HUNDREDS GET FULL TUITION AT USU AFTER GOOF
• UTAH STATE THEATRE OPENS SEASON WITH LOOK IN MIRROR
• AGGIE FAMILY DAY TO BE HELD IN QUAD
• COMPUTER GLITCH ACCIDENTALLY SENT OUT 500 SCHOLARSHIPS
• USU TO HONOR MISTAKEN STIPENDS: 380 SCHOLARSHIPS RESULTED FROM A COMPUTER GLITCH
• THE WASATCH MOUNTAINS: UTAH'S BACKBONE: WASATCH RANGE DEFINES LIFE FOR MANY UTAHNS
• BUSINESSES: YOUR PATRONS WILL SPREAD THE WORD
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