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December 12, 2003
Survey is one step to campus diversity plan
(campus climate, diversity)
ISU halfway to energy goal
(energy conservation, savings)
Snow fight
(photo) (Cy, winter festival)
P&S Council: Retirement preferred over layoffs
(retirement incentive options)
'Investing in People' campaign surpasses $50 million goal
The walls will come tumbling down -- soon
(photo) (Westgate Hall demolition)
Geoffroy: ISU will keep current academic calendar
No business like shoe business
(photo) (Dan White, farrier, horse shoes)
Announcements
No quorum at senate meeting
Proposals sought
Reduced CyRide service
Business Cafe to open
Gateway Center remodels
Free evening child care
United Way nearly at goal
Tree, wreath sale sold out
Retirements
Lynn Graham
Bill Bogue
Dennis Erickson
Surprise
(photo) (Pat Pendry, Baghdad)
Parking deck opens
(photo)
Where to park on snowy mornings
Research briefs
New science teaching method (Brian Hand, Thomas Greenbowe, science, language, computer simulation)
Budget questions dominate a productive 2003
(photos) (year in review)
The way we were
(photos) (student dress through the years)
Top picks
(events)
Follow me
(photo) (Lyndsey Medders, women's basketball)
1,700-plus will receive degrees next weekend
(Commencement)
What one habit would you encourage for a healthier, happier 1004?
(photos) (Kathi Thomas Thomas, Sally Barclay, Clark Grinde)
Knoll Road/Union Drive realignment work to begin in March
(map)
ISU Surpasses United Way Campaign Goal
(online only) (Dick Seagrave, Habitat for Humanity)
Geoffroy: Program losses unavoidable in next budget cut
(online only) (Board of Regents, State of Iowa, Gary Nichols, Pres. Geoffroy)
November 21, 2003
Annual shot in the arm, literally
(photo) (flu shots)
Morrill Hall donor list approaches 1,500 names
Engineering dean search has begun
(Gmelch, Melsa)
Food companies will test new soy oil in products this year
(Walt Fehr, trans fats)
HR consultant may review P&S system
(classification, compensation, audit)
500-plus years old
(photos) (ISU Library's oldest book, St. Thomas Aquinas)
FCS dean search put on hold
Knack for cleanliness reaps satisfied clients
(photo) (Mark Reuber, Crop Products Pilot Plant, Center for Crops Utilization Research)
Calendar preferences shared with Geoffroy
(academic calendar)
Reiman Gardens remain open after flood
Gifts that win hearts and support your ISU colleagues
(photos)
Cross-campus collaboration
(photo) (Deb Satterfield, J.R. Campbell, Extension 4-H Youth Building, banners, WOW)
Senate considers reorganization guidelines
(academic units)
Announcements
Nominate a senior student
Training for study abroad directors
More recycling bins added
Off-campus computers may need new software to connect
High performance computing facility triples in capacity
School buses supplement CyRide routes
Toombs named to Vet Med professorship
Receptions
Jane Farrell-Beck
S.S. "Mani" Venkata
Theresa McCormick
Pphyllis Lepke
Students learn from one of the best
(photo) (Catrin Finch, harpist)
Line brings holiday show to Stephens
(photo) (Lorie Line, A Christmas Classique)
Winter festival set for Dec. 3
(Veishea, holiday)
Deck the hall
(photo) (Farm House Museum, Victorian)
Top picks
Madrigal Dinners Jan. 16-17
(photo)
University help to businesses affects entire state
(Small Business Development Centers)
Research briefs
The big picture (Rob Anex, life cycle analysis)
A little comfort food (Lester Wilson, NASA, soybeans)
Henning Lohse
(photo)
Tuition rates set for 2004-05
(Regents)
Honors
Travel Health certificate (Pauline Miller, Mary Fosse)
Software application award (Crop Adviser Institute)
Leadership award (Donald Rieck)
Master teachers (Hector Avalos, J. Herman Blake, Susan Cross, Jacquelyn Litt, Lulu Rodriguez)
Senate forwards four calendar votes to Geoffroy
(Online only) (academic calendar)
November 7, 2003
Leaf duty
(photo, Edward Johnson)
Geoffroy: Cuts likely to result in layoffs
(budget)
Institute on science, society gains momentum in second year
(Peter Orazem, Yong Lee, Mo Xio, Doug Gentile, Clark Wolf, Yu-Che Chen)
It was a blast
(photo, Space Society, rockets)
Where's Bob
(photo)
Scientific duo a hit in Iowa classrooms
(photo, Jay Staker, Steve Truby, Extension--Science, Engineering and Technology (E-SET))
Academic calendar comments due Nov. 14
What's your favorite thing about life with computers?
(photos, Melanie Eckhart, Alvin Clarke, Timothy Ashley)
Research
Hackers, beware (Doug Jacobson)
The shell game (Donna Surge)
Award helps connect the dots for biotech industry
(biologics facility, Steve Carter, James Bloedel, proteimics facility)
Animal care training for researchers set for Nov. 21
Prescription copay to change
(ISU Plan, faculty, P&S, insurance)
Not old enough to be a fossil
(photo, fish stencil, Morrill Hall)
Announcements
Geoffroy on Nov. 14
Talk of Iowa
CyRide facility dedication set
Flu shots still available
Phone book corrections
Student dinners offer fine fare
(fine dining management class)
Comic opera is ISU Theatre's fall finale
(sketch,
Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse
)
Top Picks
Malaysian Culture Night to benefit United Way
The first (photo, Max Rothschild, Presidential University Lecture)
Good Business
(Two employers equals one great job, Mark Wagner, National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium)
Honors
Who's Who (GianCarlo Moshini, Catherine Kling, Dermot Hayes, Bruce Babcock)
Honorary FFA degree (Ken Larson)
Educator of the year (Linda Quinn Allen)
'An apple a day' popular at residence halls
(photo, Chieftain apples, student hort station)
P&S Council's choice: Academic calendar A
(online only)
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October 24, 2003
University needs to cut $8.3 million from FY04 budget
Tougher academic rules in play for Cyclone student-athletes
(NCAA regulations, classroom performance)
Holcomb named to student affairs post
(photo, Todd Holcomb, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs)
Morrow is no stranger to ISU athletics
(photo, Paula Morrow)
Oliver named to lead VRAC
(James Oliver)
The art of dyeing
(photo, Sara Kadolph, textiles and clothing)
Robert Brown is first holder of endowed chair in thermal sciences
(Robert C. Brown, Bergles professorship)
Regent approval of modest tuition hike looks likely
(Carver Hall)
4-H Youth Building will be dedicated Nov. 8
(photo, extension)
Campus climate survey is first in 10 years
Research shorts
Project fights malnutrition
Effects of media violence on children
Enrollment up in ag ed
Database: ISU student indebtedness at graduation Year: 2002-03
Benefits change period for merit staff closes Nov. 17
Where's Bob?
Announcements
Retirement reception (Dean Hutchison)
Retirement reception (Lois Miller)
Flu shot clinic opens next week
Network application upgrades will affect Mac OS 9 users
Old phone books can be recycled
Some midterm grades posted on AccessPlus
New home for MSE department
Home will never be the same
(photos, transformation: new international design exhibition)
Top picks
Institute on World Affairs 2003-04
On air
(photo,
Talk of Iowa,
Jeff Johnson, Pres. Gregory Geoffroy, Katherine Perkins)
Senate raises concerns about calendar option B
(faculty senate)
Good for Business
(Hair-raising help, Sandy Lunde)
Honors
Research recognition
International advisory panel
NSF career award
NSF career award
Second award for device
Regional champ
Contributor to award-winning book
Research forum planner
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October 10, 2003
ISU a leader in blending real with digital
(photos, human computer interaction (HCI), Virtual Reality Applications Center (VRAC), James Oliver, military projects, city planning, Hindu temple)
No clear favorite between academic calendar options
Dean Melsa to retire
(engineering)
Three task forces to study issues related to budget efficiency
(alternative tuition structures, small programs, interdisciplinary programs and low-enrollment courses, # Institutes and centers)
Advancing excellence remains at top of Geoffroy's goals
(photo, Charles Drewes, fall convocation)
Exec chef oversees what's cooking around campus
(photo, Karla Boetel, ISU Dining Services)
Research
(photo, yttrium-silver, Lawrence Johnson and Pamela White, Karl Gschneidner Jr. and Alan Russell)
Big corn book
Exceptional bond
The big 2-5
(photos, College of Design, silver anniversary)
Announcements
LGBT Student Services open house
Cyclone Tip-Off is Oct. 18
Volunteers sought for science bowl
Geoffroy, Johnson on
Talk of Iowa
World Food Prize activities
Winter break staffing
Honors
(Antonio Jose Moreira, Thomas Alsbury, Brian Steward, Tom Glanville and Tom Richard)
Top picks
Silver Returns
(photos, college of Design, 25th anniversary, art exhibit)
Rothschild will kick off lecture series
(Presidential University Lecture, Max Rothschild)
Insect Zoo hosts family Halloween hike
Co-lab dedication is Oct. 18
(Plant Sciences Institute)
Brand new
(photo, Jack Trice Stadium)
CIO candidate visits begin
(J.L. Albert, William Crowell, John Dickson, Walter Weir)
Good for Business
(Software assists with design-as-you-go)
Alumni Awards
(ONLINE ONLY)
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September 26, 2003
Roger Wilkins
(photo, Brown vs. the Board of Education)
Public sessions are part of Morrill design phase
(Morrill Hall, renovation)
Diversity conversations resume Oct. 6
Isotope spectrometer available to campus scientists
(photo, Jeanne Stewart, Murray Kaplan)
International student numbers reflect fall enrollment shifts
Truly, he's not anti-Wal-Mart
(photo, Ken Stone)
Good for Business
(Research Park company relies on symbiotic tie to Iowa State, Proliant, Inc.)
Research shorts
Access guide
Ambrosiaster translated
Biotech food is focus of Oct. 3 program
Announcements
LC proposals due Oct. 17
Geoffroy, Skorton together on
Talk of Iowa
Sept. 30
Library hosts electronic learning festival
Hort club holds apple sale
Graduate fair is Oct. 8
Student farm celebrates its 60th
Key, access card requests
DPS publication offers tips, stats on campus safety
Institute announces seminars
Receptions
Mikie Walker
Angel Johnston
Awards
(faculty and staff awards, fall convocation)
Top Picks
Praise for the planet
(photos, Tracy Chapman, Julia Hill, Women's Week)
Farce features monks in trouble
(photo, ISU theatre,
Incorruptible
)
Campaign commentary
(photo, Eleanor Clift, Mary Louise Smith Chair)
Hispanic Heritage Month
Hoover nearly complete
(photo, Hoover Hall)
Honors
(student mentoring award, top young innovator, star award, association fellow)
Regents confirm commitment to salary funding
Engelbrecht leads LAS dean search
Low staffing encouraged over winter break
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September 12, 2003
Sure, we have that
(photo -- Tuesday ISU Surplus Sale, Ashraf Basawros, Tom Elliott)
Budget cuts affect 17.25 FTEs
(funding reductions, state-funded positions, lay offs, position reductions)
Calendar discussion resumes this month
(academic calendar)
Fall convocation is Sept. 29
Answers to some common questions about the two calendars
(photo: students walking between classes)
Animal specialist now makes a difference in human nutrition
(photo: Paul Flakoll) (Center for Designing Foods to Improve Nutrition, Marines, protein, energy, nutrients, nutrition, basketball, baseball, hockey)
Honors
James Espenson, Mei Hong, Richard Larock
Daniel Armstrong
Inside: "As a new ISU hire, share your favorite aspects of the university so far."
(photos) (Daniela Dimitrova, Igor Marjanovic, Michele Roberts, Tom Shih)
Hamilton Hall renovation worth the wait
(photos) (Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication, Joel Geske)
Budget advisory committee begins its work
(President's Advisory Committee on Budget Priorities and Planning, Geoffroy)
Modern computing symposium will honor Atanasoff
(photo) (electronic digital computer, International Symposium on Modern Computing)
Announcements
Reception for Lou Mitchell
Help make a difference at the Iowa 4-H Center
Ag law candidate withdraws
Funds available for biotech-related events
Foreign language short courses offered
Room scheduling: Learn the ropes
Couch "potatoism" is topic of Pease lecture Sept. 25
CTE series focuses on student learning
TEACH grants available
First aid course offered
Appointments
Research shorts
Help for Croatian farmers (Jon Tollefson)
Disaster-proof power grids (James McCalley, Venkataramana Ajjarapu, Vijay Vittal, Ratnesh Kumar, Nicola Elia, Oscar Volij)
Metals that bend (Dan Sordelet, Matt Kramer)
Proulx was a late bloomer (photo)
Keynote speaker (photo: Roger Wilkins)
Proof
on stage (ISU Theatre)
Festival celebrates bugs (Insect Horror Film Festival)
Union celebrates 75 years on campus
Top picks
Essay contest announced
(Brown V Board of Education, NAACP)
Cats pussyfoots into town
Preliminary vote by P&S Council favors current calendar
Ten teams receive grants for student recruitment, retention plans
Pre-game games (photo: tailgating)
Good for Business:
Detecting the problem (Gits Manufacturing Co., Brian Larson, Iowa Demonstration Laboratory, Center for Nondestructive Evaluation, IPRT)
Online only: Get latest windows patch now
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August 29, 2003
Landmark ruling turns 50
(Brown vs. Board of Education, lectures, Roger Wilkins)
The fourth season approaches
(photo, Four Seasons fountain)
Move-in crew volunteers have the right stuff
(photo, Tami Ryan, Residence Hall move-in)
Summer in review
(photo, Pam White)
More faculty
Dairy farm merger
Top award (R&D 100 Award)
Morrill Hall plans
IT security task force
On the job (Pam White, interim dean of College of Family and Consumer Sciences)
Interim named (James Davis, interim director, AIT)
New cars on campus (ISU police)
Cheville to retire
(Norman Cheville, dean, College of Vet Med)
Welcome to Iowa State
(photo, Richard Reynolds, directory of Memorial Union)
Teaching a priority for Girton
(photo, Jack Girton, president of faculty senate)
Whiteford named interim LAS dean
(photo, Michael Whiteford, associate dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Research
Tree watch (James Raich)
Healthy plants (Thomas Baum)
Marital conflict (David Vogel)
Unintentional results (Patrick Schnable)
Honors
(photo, Carol Meeks)
Honorary membership (Robert Wallace)
Society fellow (James Baker)
New reviewer (Carol Meeks)
Printing's Web-based service offers faster option
(photo, NowPrint)
Receptions
Black Student Alliance hosts black faculty/staff reception
Preprofessional studies open house set
Deaths
Anton "Tony" Netusil
T. Al Austin
Eight inducted into Hall of Fame
(Athletic Hall of Fame, Pete Taylor, Al budolfson, Jenny Condon, Karen Glerum, Johah Koech, Tim Krieger, Scott McCadam, Bob Verbeeck)
Announcements
United Way campaign opens Sept. 4
MU Cafe now open on ground level
Sign up now for ISU bowling league
College for Seniors classes begin in September
Multicultural Task Force seeks members
Women of Achievement nominations sought
View research grant opportunities online
Brunnier fall features Russian paintings
(photo, painting,Russian Impressionist)
Orchid show opens Aug. 29 in conservatory
(Reiman Gardens)
M-Shop adopts new ticket system
Top picks
It's Mo . . . and it's free
(photo, comedian Mo Rocca)
Home opener Sept. 7
(photo, soccer)
Food security lectures open to public
(bioterrorism)
Campus equity experts visit ISU
Associate VP finalists to visit campus
(Sharon George, Todd Holcomb, Rebecca Sanderson)
No hitchhikers allowed
(photo, Rebecca Black, segway human transporter, Camille Sloan-Schroeder)
Good for Business (Iowa wood works, Jeld-Wen fiberboard)
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August 15, 2003
Striking a balance between job and home
(Constant, Hira, Anderson, Bullen, Schmidt)
Re-Design continues this fall
(College of Design, academic curriculum)
Dancing Cyclone
(photo) (Iowa State Fair, Cy tatoo, Judy Minnick)
Lagomarcino courtyard again will have a mural
(photo) (Lilligren, Christian Petersen)
Juggler of projects
(photo) (Habeger, Partnership Development Program, College of Business, STAR 1)
Kane likes big-picture approach for council
(photo) (Kane, P&S Council)
Oct. 1 is first CYtation Award deadline
(P&S Council)
ISU Theatre announces fall productions
(
Proof, Incorruptible, Ruddigore or The Witch's Curse
)
IPRT merges units into one
Announcements
Funding available for 203-04 undergraduate research (assistantships)
Academic open house at Reiman Gardens
Student employment positions listed online (jobs)
Vet students present projects (Scholars Day)
Orientation to U.S. classrooms is Aug. 18 (international TAs)
Welcome event for new minority students is Sept. 4 (orientation, students of color, transfer)
Basketball season tickets on sale
Appointments (Reynolds, Koehler, Wendel, Spalding)
Death
Where's Bob?
(photo)
A center for the community
(photos) (Union Drive community center, Marketplace, Clyde's)
Iowa industry's 'Scotland Yard'
(Good for Business, IPRT Company Assistance)
College opening events
(convocations, receptions)
A proper welcome
(photo) (Reiman Gardens)
ONLINE ONLY -- Protect your PC; get the latest Windows patch
(W32 Blaster Worm, Lovsan Worm, security, patch)
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July 25, 2003
Faculty ranks to grow by eight positions
Foxes take up residence
Former ISU President W. Robert Parks dies
System aids gene research
Paula Morrow appointed faculty athletics representative
Regents OK general fund operating budget, salaries
National Special Olympics here in 2006
Scholar named
Match game
Faculty receive R&D 100 awards
ISU sets sponsored funding record
Another generation of success at ISU fair exhibit
Former U.S. Cabinet member to speak at summer commencement
Carver lives on
Announcements
New address for Plant Sciences Institute
Reserve course readings for fall
Orientation for new instructors
Special prices on computers
Mentors needed for freshman Honors students
Geoffroy on Aug. 12
Talk of Iowa
Reception
Peter Rabideau
Deaths
Gary Smith
Patricia Henson
Old and new merge at Parks Library
Lakeside lab promotes learning
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July 3, 2003
In the home stretch
(photo, Hoover Hall)
Davis named interim AIT head
(James Davis)
Dairy farm merger plans accelerated
Design planning begins for Morrill Hall
Hail damage repair to begin
(photo, greenhouses)
Business ethics teaching not driven by scandals
A planner -- when possible
(photo, Annette Hacker)
Preparing to become a Cyclone
(photos, Michaun Sanchez)
Regents hold off on family leave proposal
Deaths
Lynda Lewiston
Richard Atkins
Where's Bob
(photo)
Announcement
Couples sought for psychology study
University closed July 4
Geoffroy on Talk of Iowa July 15
MU director candidates visit campus
Iowa Shrine Bowl returning to campus
Farewell reception
Appointment
Edward Yeung
Travel reimbursement goes online this summer
Campus cool spots
(photo page)
Quiz time
(photo, Whad'ya Know, Michael Feldman, Linda Tossey)
When push comes to shove
(Good for Business)
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June 13, 2003
Fuels from fields, forests
(photo, biorenewable resources)
Almost ready
(photo, 4-H building)
Administrators put finishing touches on budget
FCS dean search begins
Put on your thinking cap
(photo, archived photo from 1915, botany class)
Lewis leaves AIT director position
Bonds rated A1
(Moody's Investor Services)
Mason stays counselor at heart despite many hats
(photo, Terry Mason)
June paychecks will reflect federal tax cut
Outplacement service retained for P&S staff who are laid off
(P&S Council)
A really big hole
(photo, steam line trench, chilled water plant)
What would you include on your ideal summer reading list?
(photos, Brenda Daly, Sedahlia Jasper Crase, Daniel Coffey, James Werbel, Amy Sue Bix)
Announcements
GoldSheet available online July 1
Johnson joins Geoffroy on WOI Radio
Departmental deadlines online
Contract pricing information available online
Appointments
Maynard Hogberg
Tom Shih
Arun Somani
Judy Vance
Qijing Zhang
Lisa Nolan
James Toombs
Receptions
Bertha Lukawski
Joe Kurth
Duane Enger
Deaths
Donald Schuster
Bert Nordlie
Where's Bob
(photo)
Task force will study security of campus data, networks
Learn about retirement mutual fund options at campus forums
ONINE ONLY - Q&A on new administrative fee
ONLINE ONLY - To the faculty and staff of the College of Agriculture
(letter from Dean Woteki)
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May 23, 2003
Big project will improve 3 of 4 university classrooms
(ITC, room schedyling, Katie Baumgarn, Matt Darbyshire)
Long, lofty goal
(photo, Jesse Shumaker, "Road Show USA," Shriners Hospitals)
Land-grant site suits these health researchers
(photo, Vaclav and Jitka Ourednik, Heather Greenlee, Janice Buss, Ann Smiley-Oyen, Anumantha Kanthasamy, Victor Lin, Surya Mallapragada, Balaji Narasimhan, Diane Birt, D. Lee Alekel, Paddy Ekkekakis)
P&S pay matrix will see no change this year
(P&S salaries, Rex Heer)
Council seeks solutions to compensation issues
(P&S Council, salary issues)
Where's Bob
(photo)
Vogels work, live and mentor at student farm
(photo, Jeanne and Greg Vogel, Ag450 Farm)
University falls short on non-tenure teaching caps
(Faculty Senate)
Preserving a strong reputation
(photo, Owen Newlin, Faculty Senate)
Receptions
Teresa Branch
Roger Leininger
Tom Greiner
Announcements
Interim posts in student affairs
Updated campus maps ready for use
Memorial Day service planned
Extended weekend hours at Reiman Gardens
Appointments
Megan Keene
Karla Boetel
Students leave because of money, class sizes
(survey of ISU freshman)
Campus stroll
(photo, children, Child Development Lab School)
Reiman in bloom all summer long
(photo, Ed Moran, Reiman Gardens)
ISU seeks $54.4 million for priorities
(fund-raising)
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May 2, 2003
Budget picture clears as session winds down:
Operating budget appropriation will be reduced $6.44 million
Budget picture clears as session winds down:
Increased administrative fee among strategies for a balanced budget
University volunteers make Special Olympics happen
(photo, Lana Voga)
Trust and planning
(photo, Ben Allen)
Seeking immunity
(Good for Business, NewLink Genetics)
Virtual lab teachers could relieve shortage
(photo, Niki Davis Center for for Technology in Learning and Teaching)
Non-verbal
(photo, Ruth Crowe, softball)
Academic calendar Faculty, staff favor different proposals
White named as interim FCS dean
(Pamela White)
"If you were giving the commencement address next weekend, what one piece of advice would you give graduating seniors?"
(photos, Debra Atkinson, Mark Oleson, Charles Richards, Suzanne Zilber)
Spam: A whole lotta fakin' going on
3,000 degrees to be awarded
(spring commencemnt)
Faculty, staff sought to help students move in
Faculty urged to "buy in" to promotion/tenure policies
Where's Bob
(photo)
Retirements
A.M. Fink and Ruth DeBoer
Edwin Mooney and Erlene Mooney
Death
Robert Leacock
Annoucements
Lavender Graduation set for May 8
People of Nia ceremony held on May 2
Consider University Archives before you toss papers
Bicycle auction is May 6
Registration open for ITC summer workshops
UCW seeking new members
ADP to change its name
Perry named associate dean of students
Two months to go
(photo, solar car team PrISUm)
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April 18, 2003
ISU creates info technology post
Greenlee school reaches $18 million campaign goal
Where's Bob
(photo)
Commencement speakers announced for May 9-10
(photo, Gov. Tom Vilsack)
Geoffroy: Salary increases probably will be self-funded
(faculty senate)
Ask
Inside
(Beach Ave entrance to Reiman)
Calendar survey closes April 25
Regents sign off on 68 faculty promotions
(promotion and tenure)
Windy work
(photo, Partha Sarkar, indoor tornado)
Welcome back
(photo, Gordon Eaton, Veishea)
Carver co-lab to include business incubator
(Plant Sciences Institute)
Pickin' up good vibrations
(Good for Business, Terfenol-D)
Announcements
Noise Awareness Day April 30
Allen open forum April 23
Time to reserve course readings at library
All-electronic U-bill statement coming soon
Don't send cash through campus mail
Faculty, staff awards to be presented in the fall
Honors students show off work
Reiman Gardens open house focuses on teaching, research
Learning Community Institute to be held in May
Health care privacy policies required April 14
A perennially popular sale
(photo, horticulture club)
Receptions
Calli Sanders
Sharon East
Jean Thomas
Charm Brazie
Tom Barta
Shirlee Singer
Death
J.T. Scott
Ritual burning
(photo, prairie burning)
Council proposes changes to P&S pay matrix
Play explores family relations
(photo, ISU Theater)
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April 4, 2003
Calendar options unveiled: Campus to be surveyed on preferences
New home
(photo, swans)
Plan considers inflation when cutting journals
Senate organizes task force to study United Way
Veishea embraces past
(photos)
It's official; Union transferred to ISU
Greenlee director named
(Michael Bugeja)
Dean Meeks takes new ISU position
Search opens for NCAA faculty rep
Thanks
(photo, LGBTAA)
Nutrition advice added to benefit options
(Sally Barclay)
License to chill
(Good for Business, Blue Sky Creamery, Nitro Ice Cream)
Manners mentor
(photo)
Impact of Michigan case to be discussed at diversity forum
Announcements
Meds questions answered
Golf league sign-up now
The effects of Title IX
Geoffroy on Talk of Iowa
Room schedules on Web
Lecture, reception scheduled
Faculty research showcased
Schroeder visit April 22
Resources, info on the war
Check your labels
Eaton Hall ceremony set
Spring forward Sunday
Volunteers needed
Standing vigil
(photo)
Departments encouraged to switch to summer hours May 12-Aug. 15
Receptions
Jimmie Orsack
Janice Dana
Alice Thieman, Sandy Nelson
Jim Gilmore, Joe Pine
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March 14, 2003
Glamourless work in pursuit of the truth
(photo, Midwest Forensics Research Center)
Twenty-five years later
(photo, Christine Grant)
Minority intern program to be opened to all
A union of contrasts
(photos, Chris Martin)
Energy on a roll
(Good for Business)
P&S Council requests electronic database of job descriptions
Awareness, education are goals of disabilities events
Hill names interim leaders
(Marc Harding, Roberta Johnson, Teresa Branch)
ISUComm gets senate OK to proceed
(faculty senate)
Announcements
Learn about INS reporting requirements
Learning community award nominations sought
ISU Theatre memory lapse
Tour Morrill Hall
ITC will test instructional sites for accessibility
Annual style show April 4-5
Three faculty interview for proposed center post
Remembering
(photo, Pete Taylor)
Conference focuses on generational challenges in the workplace
Deaths
Pete Taylor
Harold M. "Sandy" Smith
Symposium on the American Indian
(schedule of events)
LGBTA Alliance Awareness Week
(schedule of events)
Good turnout
(photo, blood drive)
Enticing
(photo, greenhouse)
Pay raises, benefits set for bargaining unit employees
(Online only, March 6, 2003)
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February 28, 2003
Residence plan includes demolition, construction
Ensure access to your class, Tips to teach students with disabilities
Prof receives national engineering distinction
(Bruce Thompson, National Academy of Engineering [NAE])
Shark-infested science
(Gavin Naylor)
Astronaut is keynote speaker for ISCORE ethnicity conference
(John Bennett Herrington)
Hacker smacker
(Good for Business, Doug Jacobson)
Flower power
(Horticulture Club, spring bulb sale)
Survey: Some student views more conservative
Announcements
Minority Student Services open house on March 6
Bushman to give campus seminar
Blood drive is March 3-6
P&S professional development day is March 25
March 8 choral concert features all-women lineup
Library hosts electronic learning workshop
Large van class offered
Career conference for school girls set
Geoffroy on March 11
Talk
Death
Lyle Hurley
Where's Bob
(photo)
Study rates effectiveness of dietary supplements
(Rick Sharp, Steve Nissen, HMB)
Environments exposed
(photo, University Musuems)
Hall monitor
(photo, Lynette Pohlman, Katherine Perkins)
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February 14, 2003
The tradition is back: a university ring for Iowa Staters
Minimal staffing options OKed for spring break week
That's "ye," not "yoouuuu"
(photo, Stephen Gabis)
Senate approves new non-tenure-eligible policy
Council reaffirms support for family leave proposal
Campus recycling czar
(photo, Gloria Erickson)
Snack alert: Feb. 21 is Rice Krispies Treat Day in Ames
Q: In celebration of St. Valentine's Day, who is your favorite romantic couple of all time? (photos, Laurie Hoifeldt, Brian Meyer, Anne Clem, Tom Beell)
New parking lot slated for northwest campus
Ask
Inside
(area East of Printing Services)
Women's history observance spans three months
ISU Theatre production focuses on tragedy
Forces of change
(photo, barchje)
Death
Madonna Blanshan
Reception
David Bousquet
Announcements
Geoffroy on
Talk of Iowa
MBA forums set
VP review seeks comments
College for Seniors preview
URA taking applications
Time to plan for Veishea
Student employee of the year
PFF applications due Feb. 24
Grad assistantships
Women's Club lunch April 28
P&S election opens March 3
Cholesterol screenings set
Enhanced WebMail is here
Flippin' out
Black History Month
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January 31, 2003
Geoffroy reflects on first 19 months
(photo)
Geoffroy: Diversity is much more than the "right" thing to do
(photo)
Iowa State, Ames unify conference planning efforts
(photo, Julie Weeks)
Regents approve parking deck plans
Cyclone operating budget still Big 12's smallest
(athletics)
Not your average oven
(photos, Arne Swanson)
Announcements
CTE workshop registration due Jan. 31
New
Fact Book
is online Grants available for Merit professional development
Lunch with Coach Fennelly
Learning communities are subject of talk
25-Year Club banquet reservations due
P&S Council nominations due Feb. 21
Employee nominations sought
Cold treat from 'cool chicks'
Senate meets Feb. 11
G-Nome artist to be museum speaker
Women's B-ball tickets available
Course in van driving offered
Private gifts put gild on restoration
(photos, Beardshear)
Title IX anniversary celebrated
Institute looks at mass media
(photo, John Waters)
Success is sweet: Iowa State's Rice Krispies Treat sets world record
Business as usual
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January 17, 2003
Steinke: Link our efforts to Iowans, every day
Diversity discussions open Jan. 24
Regents' approval of provost expected this week
(Ben Allen)
Morrill Hall renovation gets large gift
Crowd Pleaser
(photo, Karen Miskell Larson, catering)
Proposed policy would include adjunct appointments in non-tenure-track policy
(Faculty Senate, renewable appointments, non-tenure-track positions)
Textiles faculty create one-of-a-kind gown for First Lady Vilsack
(photo, JR Campbell, Jean Parsons, Christie Vilsack)
New approach to composition courses piloted this spring
(ISUComm)
Campus events will mark King holiday
After five
(photo, Peter Orazem)
Animal genomics center announces three new programs
Announcements
TEACH grant applications due Jan. 31
Call for proposals
Multiple intelligences theorist to speak at Stephens
Workshops focus on China
Lunch with Eustachy
PFI conference in January
Conference to update staff on financial aid changes
Open house at online learning center
ISU surplus sale moves to new location
Benefits office returns to Beardshear
Appointments
S.S. "Mani" Venkata
Rebecca Hornbacher
Donald Draper
Reception
Earl Dowling
Students of the game
(photos, Larry Eustachy, "Larry's Clones")
Taxidermy heaven
(photos)
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