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Fourteen
faculty positions added Fourteen
new faculty positions will be added for the 2002-03 school year,
university officials said Wednesday. |
Departments
left with lack of faculty After
18 years of disappointment, the art education program once again
will not receive their first full-time faculty member, Ronald Watson,
chairman of the art department said. |
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Don
Mills receives national career award For
a man expecting to give a speech, Don Mills, vice chancellor for
student affairs, suddenly found himself speechless. |
Enron
collapse becoming teaching tool in classes The
collapse of the Enron Corporation has become a major teaching tool
in business classes this semester, said some professors in the M.J.
Neeley School of Business. |
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Temporary
workout facility gains increasing number of users The
temporary weight room and cardio center at the old Cokesbury Bookstore
isn’t exactly swamped with students, but the slow and steady
increase of faculty and students has pleasantly surprised the staff,
said assistant director Mary Ellen Milam. |
Former Enron chairman Lay sells Aspen house Student charged with 28 counts of kidnapping |
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John
Walker Lindh pleads innocent ALEXANDRIA,
Va.— John Walker Lindh pleaded innocent Wednesday to a 10-count
federal indictment that charged him with conspiring to kill Americans
and aiding Osama bin Laden’s terrorist network. The widow of
a CIA officer killed shortly after questioning Lindh called him
a traitor. |
Milosevic challenges arrest, war crimes trial Police arrest suspect, unable to locate Wall Street reporter |
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