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UPDATED JAN. 24,
2003| Send
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Architecture
Lawsuit
answer due by Feb. 3
Former dean Martha LaGess’
suit claims that before confronting her, some faculty had plans
to fill her position with an interim.
UT System
300
signatures go to Austin
Austin students will present
the petition, which asks for a student regent seat.
Student Life
Housing
group lacks leadership
The Residence Hall Association
is dealing with the loss of its two top officials and low turn out
at meeting and activities.
Meet
the Brothers
Greeks get to know potential
members during Rush Week.
Faculty/Staff
Professor
prepares to teach English in Czech Republic
Dr. Lauren Porter will head for
Prague as a part of the Fulbright Program.
Continuing Education
Master
anglers share secrets
Professional fishermen visit
UTA to teach techniques to all ages and skill levels this weekend.
Police Report
Student’s
classes dropped without authorization
This is a part of the daily activity
log produced by the university’s Police Department. To report
a criminal incident on campus, call 817-272-3381.
NEWS|
UPDATED JAN. 23,
2003
Administration
Alabama
campus welcomes Dr. Witt
UA officials hope to meet and
discuss the interview Monday morning.
Administration
Witt’s
intent worries some on campus
Legislature representation and
student life top list of students’ concerns.
Star
Satellite
UTA/Fort Worth Campus moves to
the forefront of Legislature requests.
More than 1,000 attend fair
Activities
Fair greets students
Those who are new to the university
get the chance to be involved on campus.
Student Life
Spring
break date change a possibility
SC senators may adopt a resolution
to change the week of the holiday.
Greek Life
Contestants
prepare for pageant
Organizers say the contest is
not a beauty pageant but a promotion of women with leadership ability.
Police Report
Pedestrian
says car almost hit her at First and Pecan
This is a part of the daily activity
log produced by the university’s Police Department. To report
a criminal incident on campus, call 817-272-3381.
Liberal Arts
Music
faculty, students say they’d miss Witts
Anne Witt teaches musical courses
and supervises interns at local schools.
International
Acclaim
Mary Vaccaro writes a book about
a 16th-century Italian painter’s works.
NEWS|
UPDATED JAN. 22,
2003
Administration
Officials
prepare to address legislators
Top officials plan to take the
university president’s place while in Alabama.
Administration
Witt
wears many hats in Arlington
Mayor Elzie Odom credits Dr.
Robert Witt with UTA’s strong city presence.
Architecture
LaGess
sues for discrimination
The lawsuit claims the former
dean was wrongfully terminated due to gender.
UTA volunteers help children with homework
Working
with Smiles
UTA Volunteers work and play
with children at the Boys and Girls Club.
Student life
Organizations
to recruit, answer questions at spring fair
More than 130 student groups
will be present at the Activities Fair in the UC Palo Duro Lounge.
Nursing
Perry
appoints professor to committee
Nancy Handy will fill the vacant
position with the nursing home advisory group beginning Feb. 1.
Police Report
Student’s
tires slashed at Centennial Court apartments
This is a part of the daily activity
log produced by the university’s Police Department. To report
a criminal incident on campus, call 817-272-3381.
Administration
Administrators
call search for president premature
A search committee won’t
form unless Witt is offered the Alabama presidency.
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