TUES 4 MAY 2004
Campus groups
discuss diversity in reference to religion
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People around town and on campus do a double take when they see one of the strangest sights in this rural locale: a police officer riding a Segway. |
Incoming UI President Timothy White visited campus this week to meet with a task force that has been charged with restoring financial health to the university and developing a long-term plan to eliminate yearly budget crises. |
Colin Carver never planned to study chemistry, but he will graduate with his bachelor’s degree May 15. |
Unlike many of her fellow graduates, Suzanne Stevenson honestly has no idea what she will do after commencement Saturday. |
One option for UI graduates is hard work, little pay and an experience recounted by many as positive: the Peace Corps. |
A UI sophomore who says he believes he was nearly duped into joining a pyramid scheme is attempting to warn others against working for the company. |
May 5, 2004 |
Students host Cinco de Mayo celebration; Historical Society gives Lewis and Clark closer look; UI offers theater camp for high school students; Moscow needs summer coaches |
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