Students urged to attend parking meeting Friday

An American-Celtic rock band from Chicago and three local musical acts will rock the library quad Friday during festivities for Celebration: A Festival of the Arts.

Members of Delta Zeta joined guest speaker Rick Barnes Tuesday night in Roberson Auditorium in Lumpkin Hall to learn, "What's all the fuss about risk management?"

The physical education department has presented the first award to honor the memory of Shannon McNamara.

April 23:

Will Fox Ridge State Park close?

The University Board will sponsor the Bizarre Bazaar with a student flea market, live bands and dirty bingo Friday from noon to 7:30 p.m.

At the age of 34, Alice in Chains vocalist Layne Staley was found dead in his Seattle home this past week due to drug-related causes.

Construction on Booth Library's south entrance and the University Food Court west entrance have experienced continued delays, but now any specific finishing dates for both projects are unknown.

When interim President Lou Hencken held his first meeting with his vice presidents in August of 2000, he laid the basis for how decisions would be made under his watch - what's the best decision in the interests of the university and what is in the best interests of the students.

In an open session meeting, the final candidate for dean of the College of Education and Professional Studies addressed questions from faculty including how to bridge the gap between academic departments.

An increase in students attending summer school has prompted the addition of new sections and extra seats in many classes.