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New computer lab in SUB adds 120 to campus network

The newest addition to the campus network of computer labs was opened Nov. 27 in the basement of the Student Union Building.

The lab is outfitted with 120 brand new Acer PC computers, two of which are reserved for lab assistants, that are available for use by any University of Idaho student, said ITS Administrative Technician Mike Miller. continue

Gore turned down on recount

On a day of dramatic legal action, Leon County Circuit Judge N. Sanders Sauls dealt Vice President Al Gore a substantial setback Monday, rejecting Gore's request for a manual recount of thousands of Florida presidential ballots and refusing to overturn the certification of Texas Gov. George W. Bush as the winner of the state's 25 electoral votes. continue

Inclement weather makes drivers weary

Most ski resorts in the area have already opened, and while many skiers hope for snow, a number of drivers dread it.

According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, transportation accidents are the leading cause of death during winter storms. continue

Senate spends over 60K in busy semester

What a long, strange trip it's been-for the ASUI. The terms for six senators and the ASUI President and Vice President will end with the fall semester and a new set of student leaders will step up to tackle other issues.

This term, the senate has spent over $60,000 from the ASUI General Reserve. continue

Senator wants students to know, 'We get things done'

ASUI Senator Leela Assefi wants students to know the ASUI Senate has accomplished a lot this semester.

She believes many students do not realize that, as students, they are a part of the ASUI. Many students complain ASUI never accomplishes anything, but this is not the case, Assefi says. Also, said many students complain for the sake of complaining. continue

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