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UPDATED JAN. 29,
2003| Send
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Architecture
School
works to meet standards
A team will visit next spring
to evaluate the school and determine whether it will maintain its
provisional accreditation.
Administration
Interim
president search begins
University President Robert Witt
says he will help the interim become acquainted and adjusted before
leaving for Alabama.
Student Governance
SC
hopes to fill 4 senator seats
Student Congress officials say
they hope all seats stay filled throughout the semester.
Facilities
Officer
reports poor lighting near stadium
Physical Plant employees frequently
survey areas for problems, officials say.
Admissions
Minority
group changes won’t alter procedures
Major impacts of the 13 percent
Hispanic increase include more purchasing power and Spanish-targeted
advertisements.
More
than Surviving
Rollin Phipps, cancer survivor
and teacher, adds a book to his list of accomplishments.
Administration
Organization’s
posted signs found with ethnic slurs
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.
Greek Life
New
co-ed organization focuses on Christian principles
Beta Phi Chi’s UTA chapter
holds an interest meeting and works on recruitment.
NEWS|
UPDATED JAN. 28,
2003
Witt’s end
President
accepts UA’s top position
Interim
appointment will come at later date
UT System Regents must first
select a committee to search for a president.
Students
say they are not worried about Witt
People around campus do not believe
much will change when the university president leaves.
Administration
7-percent
budget cut requires hiring freeze
Chancellor Mark Yudof asks system
components to cut budget spending.
Queen
of the Night
Carliss Charles is named the
26th Miss African-American Queen at Saturday’s pageant.
Honors College
4
mentor seats available
Residential mentors mix advising
and tutoring to aid students in their adjustment to university life.
Police Report
Intoxicated
driver hits campus police vehicle
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.
Education
School
adapts to No Child Left Behind Act
More than a year after the amendment,
officials here focus on ‘good’ teaching.
Honors College
Program
promotes Honors student interaction
A group of freshmen live together
as a community.
NEWS|
UPDATED JAN. 24,
2003
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.
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