CAMPUS/STATE
NEWS
Almost Legal, a television soap opera produced by
students in the radio-TV-film department, will make its debut
at noon today with a public screening of the first episode in
Moudy Building South, Room 164.
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A former vice president of academic affairs at the University
of Oklahoma was hired as director of the School of Music.
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DALLAS Prosecutors have dismissed six more narcotics cases
linked to several fake drug cases handled by the Dallas Police
Department.
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Transfers
to be wait-listed for housing
By Kami Lewis
Staff Reporter
Housing
deposits are no longer being accepted for transfer students because
of last falls housing crunch, said Karen Baker, assistant
director of Residential Services. Instead, transfer students interested
in on-campus housing are directed to a Web site for a housing waiting
list.
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On-campus
housing hasnt been guaranteed to transfers in recent
years, but weve made an effort to fit those who wanted
to live on campus in as soon as we could.
Karen Baker
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Cross-cultural
communion
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Daniela
Munguia/SKIFF STAFF
Orsi Trizna, a senior interior design major, looks at the
Latin American exhibit. Various objects were displayed from
Africa, Latin America and Asia during the International Week
Cultural Exhibit in the Student Center Tuesday.
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Grabbing
the Grammy
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By
David Reese
Staff Reporter
In the 44-year
tradition of the Grammy awards, the awards have not always been
known as the most hip or coolest award show out there. This year,
the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has tried to
move in the right direction by nominating some lesser known artists
like India.Arie and Ryan Adams as well as well known unconventional
artists like Outkast and Linkin Park. The Grammy awards will be
broadcast 7 p.m. Feb. 27 on CBS (Channel 11). Again, comedian Jon
Stewart of Comedy Centrals The Daily Show will
host the award show.
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