COLUMN: It’s all about drugs Dennis Hinkamp Anybody who watched or attended Olympic events this year will testify that drug use was rampant. Not among All 1 Mar
Campus News Briefs Ink cartridges help Special Olympics The Special Olympics is asking for empty printer cartridges. The Aggies’ Special Olympics and Special All 1 Mar
New engineered wetlands in Logan a first in Utah Lisa Ogden Logan City will begin construction in April 2002, of a 240-acre engineered wetland to replace the city’s lagoons All 1 Mar
Fellowships awardes to graduate students Meghan Dinger Three doctoral students were awarded a new dissertation fellowship for the academic year of 2002 to 2003 as All 1 Mar
CEA and PEA employees join forces Danielle Hegsted For the first time, the Classified Employees Association (CEA) and the Professional Employees Association (PEA) met together in All 1 Mar
NASA awards university $1.9 million Staci Peterson NASA’s Johnson Space Flight Center has awarded Utah State University’s Space Dynamics Laboratory a “$1.9 million contract to All 1 Mar
Engineering Week draws to a close Hilary Ingoldsby Cheers and moans could be heard coming from the Sunburst Lounge as Engineering and Technology (ET) Week started All 1 Mar
Engineering Week to hold activites and presentations Hilary Ingoldsby Engineering Week is this week on campus and will provide students with the opportunity to compete and demonstrate All 27 Feb
COLUMN: Leave the phone at home Charles Clayton These days it seems like everybody is important enough to be carrying around a cell phone. They are All 27 Feb
Trustees weigh faculty, university troubles Danielle Hegsted Monday’s Utah State University Board of Trustee meeting focused on the concerns of the faculty and how their All 27 Feb