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Steam Outage for 10 Buildings Scheduled for Early Weekend
Ten campus buildings, including the Taggart Student Center and Old Main, will be without steam for 12 hours beginning…
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USU Engineering Professor Becomes ASME Fellow
Utah State University professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering Alma P. Moser has been elected a Fellow of…
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Holiday Party at the Presidential residence on December 8, 2005
Although of late it is politically incorrect to utter the word "Christmas," the international students who hosted the…
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Entomologist Presents Inaugural Lecture
As a child growing up in southern California, Diane Alston enjoyed tagging along on her teacher father's junior high…
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USU Track Star Recounts His Path from Namibia to Logan
I grew up in a beautiful city called Windhoek; it has a population of about 223,364 residents.
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USU Students, Employees Sought for Physical Activity Challenge
If you're adding "getting in better shape" to your list of New Year’s resolutions, grab five classmates, roomies or…
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Association of University Research Parks Nominates USU Employee to Board
The National Association of Research Parks elected Teresa McKnight to its board of directors for the term 2005-2008.
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USU Extension Agent Receives Inaugural 4-H/Air Force Award
Joanne Roueche, Utah State University Extension youth/4-H agent, Davis County, is the recipient of the first National…
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Exigent Egress
Getting out of a crowded building in an emergency is especially difficult if you're physically disabled.
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Do Not Disturb
USU wildlife biologist Mike Wolfe knows there are at least two good reasons to tread lightly in abandoned mines: bats…
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Early Bird Gets the Worm
Common North American sparrows called dark-eyed juncos assert their superiority early, says USU biologist Kim Sullivan.
