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TUES, 29 OCT 2002

Faculty, students laud new business building at dedication
The J. Richard Rock Forecourt was packed with students, faculty and alumni for the J. A. Albertson Building dedication Friday afternoon.
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Kempthorne: “No more cuts for higher education”
Gov. Dirk Kempthorne said if re-elected, there will be no more cuts for higher education in the upcoming legislative session.
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65-year-old outdoorsman returns to school
Recently T.J. Elsbury saw a group of four young college women chatting on University of Idaho grounds.
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Fans prepare for game with tailgate entertainment
The smoke of barbeque, the sizzle of a grill, the blaring of radios and ice-cold beer are all staples of any good tailgate gathering, a tradition which has become a part of many UI football games.
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Smith, Miner drop out of ASUI presidential race
Kevin Smith and Caroline Miner dropped out of the ASUI president and vice president race Monday night, hours after campaigning officially began.
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News Briefs
UI alumnus honors mother with $100,000 gift; Palouse gets haunted for Halloween; UI English professors to read at Library of Congress Nov. 14
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