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Nursing
School
eyes simulated hospital for training
The dean seeks funds for the facility that
could become the nation’s 1st of its kind.
Faculty/Staff
Funds
to bring more faculty
Kent Gardner says the addition of 50 new
and 12 replacement hires will create smaller class sections and
lower the student/facutly ratio.
2004 Homecoming
Crowned
friends share excitement
The king and queen didn’t expect to
win, but they both are already making plans for their new roles.
Snow Spirit
Fans and volunteers chill in the Texas Hall
parking lot, enjoying free pizza and drinks despite the weather
Business Administration
College
begins accreditation renewal process
The year-long process comes around once in
a decade and is a chance to ensure students have the best resources,
an administrator says.
Switchin’ It
Up
The campus was all mixed up Monday when students
became deans and deans became students
Police Report
This is a part of the daily activity log
produced by the university’s Police Department.
Campus Briefs
Honors College extends services with librarian
Series lecture targets bank mergers Wednesday
FEBRUARY 13, 2004
Administration
Spaniolo
starts appointing staff
He gave permanent titles to 2 interims and
plans to begin a provost search.
Physical Plant
Plan
for faculty lot rejected
But parking committee says there is a need
to discuss improvements to shuttle system as remote permit sales
remain stagnant.
Come
one, Come all
The athletics program sees Saturday’s
game as a potential recruiting device
Faculty/Staff
Barbershop
quartet ready for busy day
The group of vocalists prepares to spend
the weekend delivering musical valentines.
Putting
on Pride
Group decorated vehicles to show off Maverick
spirit
Police
Report
This is a part of the daily activity log
produced by the university’s Police Department.
Campus
Briefs
Nursing to unveil plans for simulated ER,
hospital
Registration begins for graduate school forums
FEBRUARY 12, 2004
Gamer’s
Delight
Two students and their friends talk computers
and broadcast ‘geek rock’ on UTA Radio’s The Midnight
Express
Administration
Spaniolo
to speak on staff status
He responded to questions concerning his
plans for administrative appointments and the possibility of a new
home for the Maverick basketball teams.
Science
Lab
accident leaves student uninjured
He says an instructor wouldn’t allow
him to use the eye wash after he got non-toxic chemicals in his
face.
Housing
Residence
hall to open on schedule
Named in memory of alumna and late astronaut
Kalpana Chawla, it will house 421 students from the Mavericks Scholars
program.
To
the Test
Engineering students have 4 days to complete
13 puzzles
Police
Report
This is a part of the daily activity log
produced by the university’s Police Department.
Campus
Briefs
Summer business study abroad deadline Monday
Students to participate in national math competition
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