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September 26, 2003

• Feature Compensation at Top of President’s Budget Request to Regents
• News Releases
  • USU PARTNERS IN BUSINESS BRINGS TOP EXECS FOR OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE SEMINAR
  • ASSOCIATE VICE PROVOST POSITION NAMED FOR WOMEN'S ISSUES
• Utah State in the News
  • USU MOLDS NEW SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
  • TRUE AGGIES BRING ON BULL: AGRICULTURE TAKES CENTER STAGE WITH WEEK OF ACTIVITIES
  • UNION MEMBERSHIP REMAINS LOW ON CAMPUS
  • PAPER AIRPLANES: LIGHTER THAN AIR: PAPER AIRPLANES HAVE A LONGER HISTORY THAN YOU MIGHT THINK
  • USU SOLIDIFIES TV SLATE
  • USU GIVEN $3 MILLION GRANT
  • COOKING MADE SLOW & EASY
• Athletics Aggie Cross Country Teams Picked High In Preseason Polls
• Highlights
  • Associate Vice Provost Position Named for Women's Issues
  • It's History Making — Alum Sets American Record
  • Shawna Johnson Receives University Inn's Aggie Getaway
• Announcements
  • Guest Speaker in Landscape Architects/Artist Series at Utah State University
  • Aggie Family Day Combines Intellectual Stimulation and Fun
  • Partners in Business Brings Top Execs for Operational Excellence Seminar

September 24, 2003

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY HOLDS FIRST HISPANIC READ-IN OCT. 1
  • BEETLES AND FIRE SHAPE THE FOREST
  • AGGIE FAMILY DAY COMBINES INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION AND FUN
  • GUEST SPEAKER IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS/ARTIST SERIES AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • WHEN IS A PLUM A PRUNE?
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: WHAT SHOULD I DO TO PREPARE MY LAWN FOR WINTER?
• Utah State in the News
  • KID TO KID: USU STUDY OF BABY GOATS OFFERS HOPE FOR HUMAN CHILDREN
  • CHILDREN NOT GETTING ENOUGH CALCIUM AND
    VITAMIN D
  • FUNDS TO CURB CRIME: OGDEN WEED AND SEED GETS $225,000 FROM U.S.
  • AUTOMATED LIBRARY SYSTEM AT USU JUST 2 YEARS AWAY
  • KEEPING WOMEN ON TRACK: NEW EFFORT WORKS TO HELP FEMALE ACADEMICS
  • EMERITUS PROF EARNS AWARD
  • 'WESTERN LITERATURE' AVAILABLE THROUGH USU
  • PLAN NOW FOR SPRING COLOR IN YOUR GARDEN
  • HONORED
  • EMERT DEPARTURE DONE TASTEFULLY
  • USU RESEARCH FOUNDATION HELPS DETECT DEADLY AGENTS
  • SUMMER'S LAST HURRAH : TEN WAYS YOU CAN STILL ENJOY SUMMER BEFORE THE LEAVES TURN
  • CHINA'S BUMPER CROP ROOTED IN SPACE: JUMBO-SIZE VEGGIES GROW FROM SEEDS EXPOSED TO COSMIC RAYS
  • GARDEN VARIETY: MAYBE YOU 'AUTUMN' GET YOUR LAWN READY FOR FALL
  • TROUT RIVER FLIES
  • USU STUDENT SEES NATIONAL MEDIA FAME
  • MAKE YOUR TOMATOES LAST LONGER
  • WHERE’S GEORGE?: FORMER USU PRESIDENT QUIETLY LEAVES LOGAN
  • BUZZKILL: USU FRAT PARTIES CLOSED
  • SUNG IN THE KEY OF A
  • BEHIND THE CURTAIN: USU THEATRE'S OPENER GOES BEHIND THE SCENES
  • SPECIAL GUESTS
  • IT’S TIME TO CELEBRATE THE ARTS
  • CAMPUS MUSEUM OPENS NEW SHOWS
  • YOU’LL DIG 'CLAY WEST'
  • A REVIEW OF WESTERN LITERATURE FROM USU
  • BLUEGRASS CROONERS
  • KTVX'S MELISSA STANFORD VISITS USU'S WIND TUNNEL
  • BLOOMS BRIDGE GAP FROM SUMMER TO FALL: PERENNIALS WILL ADD COLOR AND TEXTURE TO LATE-SEASON GARDEN

September 19, 2003

• Feature Utah State University to Develop Supportive Workplace Model
• News Releases
  • PARTNERS IN BUSINESS TRADITION CONTINUES AT UTAH STATE
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY TO DEVELOP SUPPORTIVE WORKPLACE MODEL
  • WILDERNESS FIRST AID TRAINING OFFERED AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• Utah State in the News
  • UTAH ARCHIVISTS SEEKING STORIES ABOUT U.S. VETS: TALES ARE BEING COMPILED FOR NATIONAL PROJECT
  • LEGISLATORS TOUT MARRIAGE CLASSES
  • ONE QUESTION: WILL LEAVITT GET MUCH LEEWAY?
  • SIGNS GET SMALLER FOR LOGAN STANDARDS
  • STUDENT DEFAULTS WAY DOWN: RATE AMONG UTAH COLLEGE ALUMNI HAS DROPPED TO 3.8%
• AthleticsFiefia Named Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week
• Highlights
  • Friends' Season Opener
  • Article Published in Journal of the American Chemical Society
  • John Neely — International Exhibition
• Announcements
  • Play About a Play? Utah State Theatre Opens with Some Showbusiness
  • Use the Master Calendar
  • Brown Bag Forum — What is UHESA?

September 17, 2003

• News Releases
  • MORE FROM UTAH PUBLIC RADIO AND THE USU MUSIC DEPARTMENT
  • EXTENSION EDUCATOR WINS NATIONAL AWARD FROM MEXICO
  • EMERITUS PROF EARNS AWARD FOR ONLINE INSTRUCTION
  • SUMMER ISSUE OF “WESTERN AMERICAN LITERATURE” ARRIVES
  • PLAY ABOUT A PLAY? UTAH STATE THEATRE OPENS WITH SOME "SHOW BUSINESS"
• Utah State in the News
  • FUN WITH FUSION: FRESHMAN'S NUCLEAR FUSION REACTOR HAS USU PHYSICS FACULTY IN AWE
  • GOOD MORNING, LOGAN: 'TODAY SHOW' MAY FEATURE AREA AS FALL DESTINATION
  • USU HAS WATER-USE PROGRAM
  • LOTS OF BUILDING NEEDS — BUT NO CASH: LAWMAKERS MAY BOND FOR HIGHER ED FACILITIES
  • HALL: 'WE ARE SINKING': USU PRESIDENT PLEADS WITH BOARD OF REGENTS FOR INCREASED FUNDING
  • OFFICIAL FACE UNCERTAINTY AS BUDGET SESSION BEGINS
  • LOCAL ACTIVIST WINS PRIZE FROM MEXICO
  • ANNEXATION LAND HO!: LOGAN'S WESTWARD PUSH RAISES ISSUES
  • CITY COUNCIL MADE WISE APPOINTMENT
  • AREA FOURTH-GRADERS EXPLORE NATURE
  • WASATCH-CACHE NATIONAL FOREST PLAN HIDES A SUCKER PUNCH
  • USU SEEKS VENDORS
  • ART SHOW AT CAPITOL
  • ART CANVAS
  • LOGAN GROUP PLANS TO HAIL CONSTITUTION
  • 17 UTAH PATENTS INCLUDE ELEVATED CABLEWAY SYSTEM
  • A CALL TO ACTION
  • CLONE IS ONE OF A KIND IN HEARTS OF NEW OWNERS
  • GARDEN VARIETY
  • NEWS BEAT: BENNETT VOTES FOR UTAH EQUIPMENT
  • THE SAFE WAY TO CAN YOUR FRUIT
  • UTAH'S TWO LARGEST COLLEGES NEED MONEY
  • UTAH'S COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ARE ASKING FOR BIGGER BUDGETS
  • UTAH'S TWO LARGEST UNIVERSITIES IN DIRE NEED OF CASH
  • MIDDAY UPDATE: UNIVERSITIES MAKE PITCH FOR MORE MONEY
  • SPEAKER: FIRE PLAN REQUIRES TOOLBOX
  • ARMY CHOPPERS FLY IN FOR ROTC TRAINING
  • STUDENTS PLEDGE TO VOLUNTEER IN TRIBUTE
  • PATRIOTS' PRIDE
  • NEW EXHIBITS OPEN ON CAMPUS
  • IT’S TIME TO CELEBRATE THE ARTS
  • SPECIAL GUESTS
  • KEN BREWER, OTHER LOCALS INCLUDED IN GREAT SALT LAKE BOOK FESTIVAL
  • MEET THE NEW COMPOSER ON THE BLOCK: USU'S DIRECTOR OF BANDS BRANCHES OUT INTO MUSICAL CREATION
  • VISITING PRINTMAKER
  • OIL & GOUACHE: INSIDE THE STUDIO WITH USU'S CHRISTOPHER TERRY
  • UNIVERSITY CHIEFS WANT $164 MILLION FOR NEW BUILDINGS: ALL ARE NEEDED, HIGHER EDUCATION LEADER SAYS
  • BLACKHAWK VISITS USU
  • PLANTS CAN THRIVE IN SUMMER HEAT: CONSERVANCY GARDENS SHOW HOW IT'S DONE
  • COUNTY LINES: TRAINING AVAILABLE TO GATHER HISTORIES

September 12, 2003

• Feature Fall Exhibitions at the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art
• News Releases
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: DO YOU HAVE TIPS ON PLANTING TREES AND SHRUBS?
• Utah State in the News
  • FAMILY OF 9-11 VICTIM VISITS USU TO HELP DEDICATE MEMORIAL
  • USU DEBUTS NEW LITERARY MAGAZINE
  • 'BIG SCOOP' DRAWS STUDENTS TO USU: NEW RECRUITMENT PLAN INCLUDES AGGIE ICE CREAM
  • ORV-FRIENDLY SHOSHONE TRAIL SYSTEM BACK IN UNDER THE RADAR
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: WRIGHT BROTHERS FLYER TAKES TO THE AIR
  • NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER
  • PRES. PACKER NOTES HIS 79TH BIRTHDAY
  • UVSC COMPUTER COURSES ACCREDITED: CERTIFICATION COMES AT END OF RIGOROUS 5-YEAR PROCESS
  • USU STANDS PAT ON FREE SPEECH POLICY
  • USU TALKS TERM LIMITS: POLICY UNDER REVIEW WOULD CAP TENURE OF DEPARTMENT HEADS
  • EXAMPLE THE BEST TEACHER
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: SEPTEMBER 11 SURVIVOR TO SPEAK AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
• AthleticsCooley Named Utah State Athlete of the Week
• Highlights
  • Think Utah State University
  • Christopher Keeley — Letters from Iraq
  • Hard News Café Journalist Highlights Professor’s Research
• Announcements
  • Journal Debuts
  • Trustee Member Sworn In
  • American Studies — Abroad?

September 10, 2003

• News Releases
  • CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS ON DISPLAY AT "CLAY WEST" INVITATIONAL
  • DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AMERICAN STUDIES PROGRAM OFFERS STUDY OPPORTUNITIES IN INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA
  • DEBUT ISSUE OF NEW JOURNAL "ISOTOPE" ARRIVES AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARMENT OF ENGLISH — A SIGNIFICANT PRESENCE AT THIS YEAR'S GREAT SALT LAKE BOOK FESTIVAL
  • NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER AND HONORARY DEGREE RECIPIENTS AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • VISITING ARTIST PROGRAM 2003–04 OPENS AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • THE WEEDS DON'T STOP
  • FALL EXHIBITIONS AT NORA ECCLES HARRISON MUSEUM OF ART
• Utah State in the News
  • SECOND PARLEY SET FOR BCS: HALL OPTIMISTIC AFTER MEETING
  • GOAL: COLLEGE DIVERSITY: U. SOCCER SPONSORSHIP GETS HISPANIC YOUTHS THINKING ABOUT GOING ON TO COLLEGE
  • PRODUCTION TO HONOR VICTIMS OF 9/11 AND OTHER HEROES
  • AFA OPENS DOOR MORE TO MEDIA
  • THE STATE: KLAMATH DECISIONS TO BE PROBED: THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT WILL INVESTIGATE SEN. KERRY'S CHARGES THAT WHITE HOUSE POLITICAL INTERESTS DETERMINED WATER FLOWS
  • COUNTY LINES, CACHE COUNTY: UTAH STATE GETS $761,385 GRANT
  • UNIVERSITY TIGHTENING ITS INTERNAL CONTROLS
  • 60 DRIVERS COMPETE IN ANNUAL BUS RODEO
  • USU PRESIDENT MAY PLAY ROLE IN BCS TALKS
  • USU AG PROFESSOR HONORED
  • USU LAUNCHES NEW ENROLLMENT PLAN
  • SON IS SATISFIED LIVING IN SORENSON SHADOW
  • JAMES LEVOY SORENSON: ELUSIVE BILLIONAIRE
  • UPDATE: USU PLANS RELIGIOUS STUDIES
  • GARDEN VARIETY: SOMETIMES, YOU CANGET APPLES FROM A CRAB-APPLE TREE
  • USU PLANS NEW RELIGIOUS STUDIES PROGRAM
  • CAMPUS NOTES: UTAH STATE ATHLETICS
  • WATER-THRIFTY HERBS: PLANTS ARE BEAUTIFUL AND SHOWY AND THEY TAKE VERY LITTLE WATER
  • 'ALAS, POOR YORICK!' REMEMBERING FLOYD 'PROF' MORGAN
  • GERMAN ORGANIST TO OFFER RECITAL
  • FROM THE EDITOR: "YORICK"
  • 'OVER THERE' ISN'T SO FAR AWAY

September 5, 2003

• Feature Utah State’s Freshmen Connect with First-Year Reading Experience
• News Releases
  • AG PROFESSOR KEN WHITE HONORED AS BEST OF STATE
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I ENCOURAGE NUTRITIOUS EATING HABITS IN MY PRESCHOOLER?
• Utah State in the News
  • STUDENTS GREET NEW LAB SCHOOL WITH CURIOSITY
  • EXTENSION TO STUDY LAWN, PLANT WOES
  • KSL NEWSCAST: UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY OFFERING DEGREE IN DROUGHT
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY OFFERING DEGREE IN DROUGHT
  • USA TODAY REWARDS UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
  • CACHE COUNTY: USU OFFERS NEW DROUGHT DEGREE
  • USU OFFICIAL OFFERS FIRE-SAFETY TIPS
  • 100 YEARS OF A PEACHY CELEBRATION
  • THE MAJORITY OF THE UNIVERSE CAN’T BE SEEN, EVEN WITH THE BEST TELESCOPE
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU OFFERING NEW DEGREE
  • THE NATION; MATURITY LEVEL A KEY TO COLLEGE DEGREE
  • EXPERTS SAY MATURITY IS KEY TO YOUNGER COLLEGE FRESHMEN
• Athletics Volleyball Defeats Idaho State In Four Games
• Highlights
  • USA Today Rewards Utah State University's Athletic Academic Achievement
  • Griddles and Gridiron
  • Back in the Classroom Again
• Announcements
  • Nominations for Commencement
  • Planning for the Future
  • Guest Organist to Perform at Utah State

September 3, 2003

• News Releases
  • UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY & CACHE VALLEY SAY FAREWELL TO SUMMER CITIZENS
  • GERMAN ORGANIST A GUEST AT UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
  • ASK A SPECIALIST: HOW CAN I PREVENT A WILDFIRE FROM DESTROYING MY HOME?
• Utah State in the News
  • DROUGHT MASTER'S: USU CREATES WATER-USE DEGREE PROGRAM
  • KSL NEWSCAST: USU ACCUSED OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION
  • USU STUDENT COUNT TOPS ONE THOUSAND
  • SUITE CLAIMS USU SEX BIAS: SCHOOL DENIES ACCUSATION BY DEAN APPLICANT
  • CREATIVE WRITING EVENT AT USU
  • ASSISTANT NAMED AT USU
  • USU STUDENTS BUILD NANOSATELLITE FOR LAUNCH
  • WEST NILE NOT SPREADING AS ANTICIPATED
  • KSL NEWSCAST: EUROPEAN HORNET IN UTAH
  • KUTV NEWSCAST: WOMAN SUING USU FOR SEX DISCRIMINATION
  • KTVX NEWSCAST: USU ACCUSED OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION
  • KSTU NEWSCAST: USU ACCUSED OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION
  • BIOLOGISTS FERRETING OUT DATA ON FERRETS
  • STUDENT CREDITED FOR COMPANY'S SUCCESS: OGDEN FIRM USES ROY NATIVE'S SKILLS FOR NEW GROWTH
  • PUTTING AGE TO THE TEST
  • VINTAGE CARS MIX WITH OLD, NEW PLANES AT AIR SHOW
  • USU EYES NASA REPORT: LAB WILL STRESS DETAILS IN WAKE OF SHUTTLE PROBE
  • FOR THE RECORD: WOULD-BE DEAN SUES USU, CLAIMING GENDER BIAS
  • NEWS BEAT: PROFESSOR SUES USU OVER HIRING
  • USU IS ACCUSED OF BIAS
  • U. NOTCHES A WIN IN GUN-BAN BATTLE: BUT JUDGE'S RULING BACKING PROHIBITION WON'T END ISSUE
  • THE WONDER YEARS: THIS 12-YEAR-OLD HAS THE BRAINS AND MATURITY TO ATTEND MED SCHOOL
  • TESTING FOR TROUBLE: USU LAB PLAYS IMPORTANT ROLE IN FIGHT AGAINST WEST NILE VIRUS
  • STICKER SHOCK
  • TEEING OFF: USU TO GET NEW DISC GOLF COURSE
  • NOW THE WAIT BEGINS: UTAH STATE THEATRE ANNOUNCES ITS FALL SEASON
  • 'ORIGINAL WORKS

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