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Higher ed house calls
“Higher education must be a priority, and a higher one as an economic strategy.”
Those words, spoken by Gov. Jennifer Granholm last Wednesday, were met with applause from the crowd of about 300 students and faculty members who gathered in Albert E’s cafeteria to hear her speak. »
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- Man arraigned in dispute at Campus Village
- Talk unveils solutions for parking, food lines
- Few tap into large supply of H1N1 vaccine
- Planning under way for spring concert
- Police briefs
- Note takers, Web surfers type in class
- Tips offered for surviving research papers
- Greek life
- Undergrads spearhead psych studies
- Students revive political science group
Photos from this issue
Some students are still unsure about vaccines for the H1N1 virus. Here, a student receives a weakened version of the virus through a nasal spray.
More students are bringing laptops to lectures, for better or for worse.
a Cardinal player goes up to dunk the ball as two Rochester players look on. After a slow start by the Cardinals offense, they responded by scoring 46 points in the second half of the 74-59 home victory.