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Feb. 10, 2006![]() Coordinator Liz Kurt Games to AmesThe first-ever Special Olympics National Games will bring some 50,000 people to town and campus in July. Economy boostNine ISU projects have been selected for economic development dollars. ![]() Economist on inequality
"I show statistically that one factor can explain the breaks in trend
of infant mortality, of fetal death, of youth homicide ... I call it
crack." Free feminine productsFree feminine hygiene products on campus a win-win. ![]() Motion machinesArchitecture 202 students showed off their "motion machines" as part of a recent class project. Announcements
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![]() Sheia Blalock Fast breakTwo jobs, studies, basketball keep Sheila Blalock moving. R&D spending planOfficials tell how ISU would spend $17 million on state-funded projects. Improving the climateCommittee offers recommendations to improve climate for diversity. Release funds sought for P&S presidentCouncil seeks $15,000 to cover release time for P&S president. International Students and Scholars finalistsThree finalists have been named in the search for a director of the International Students and Scholars office. Library assignmentsHere are some tips for designing library assignments for students. |
Budget model forumThe committee working on a new ISU budget model seeks your input at a Feb. 13 public forum. ![]() Courtside with CyAs part of "Eye on Cy" events, Dylan Adams, Ames, won gifts and a chance to be a ball boy at a recent basketball game. Studio space plansGreen light to Design studio space planning. Arts and Events![]() Beauty and the beastHilton will be the site of a simultaneous gymnastics and wrestling meets Feb. 19. All-Mozart concertPolish Chamber Orchestra and James Galway will salute Mozart. MasqueradeMasquerade ball will be held at Brunnier Art Museum Feb. 25. |