TUES 6 APRIL 2004
Writing’s on the wall for negative language
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University administrators have announced the Office of Diversity and Human Rights will close later this month. |
Editor’s note: This is the second in a two-part interview with incoming President Timothy White. |
The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is a country better known for its ethnic tension and poverty than its education. However, with the help of UI, educators in the country are beginning to change its image. |
In 2000 researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital surveyed more than 14,000 students at 119 colleges in 39 states and discovered that more than one-fourth of college students smoke cigarettes — a percentage much higher than they expected. |
Three panelists representing divergent viewpoints discussed free trade and globalization with approximately 20 people Tuesday night in a classroom on the third floor of the Administration Building. |
One woman’s DNA detective work is helping exonerate innocent prisoners and convict criminals. |
For some it was a chance to relive an experience that did not go well the first time. For others it was their first experience. |
Local biodiesel experts convene; Peace Corps holds information session |
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