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Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO
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Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
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Wright State University, Dayton , OH
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University of Illinois, Champaign, IL
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Illinois State University, Normal, IL
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Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI
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Texas A&M, College Station, TX
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Long Beach City College, Long Beach, CA
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Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN
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East Carolina University, Greenville, NC
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University Chronicle, Saint Cloud State University, MN
20 hours ago by Andrew Scherber
The 2008 season will mark the St. Cloud State soccer team's first as a member of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference.
But that is not the only change the program has undergone since last year.
This season will also be head coach Becky Heiberger's first as leader of the Huskies.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
19 hours ago by Melissa Brownrigg - The Daily Iowan
Wary UI employees voiced their concerns about benefits changes that could cost some thousands of dollars a year at a tense meeting Monday.
At the public forum, many expressed confusion and others shock at the amount their benefits package might decrease under a Funded Retirement Insurance Committee proposal.
University Chronicle, Saint Cloud State University, MN
1 day ago by Staff Report
The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MNSCU) system has invented a new tool, which will be used to track the performance of the system and its 32 colleges and universities on ten key measures.
The tool is an online "Accountability Dashboard" and was launched on June 17.
Iowa State Daily, Iowa State University, IA
11 hours ago by Matt Gubbels
The Daily summer sports desk will be going to the Big 12 Football Media Days, July 21-23, and in advance of that, the three reporters have to send in their selections for the All-Big 12 teams. The selections include who will finish in what positions in each division, as well as our picks for offensive and defensive player and newcomer of the year.
Iowa State Daily, Iowa State University, IA
4 hours ago by Eli Berhane
The first day of the smoking ban and I see three smokers light up as I walk to work. It's obviously utterly useless. That's beside the point though. The estranged victims of the smoking ban trudge to their work places, bitter and frustrated. "Its not that I want to harm anyone with secondhand smoke," says a co-worker, "I just don't see how this vast air isn't big enough for my tiny cigarette.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
4 hours ago
Beck is the Eighth Wonder of the World. No one will ever be able to peg him - he seems to come from nowhere with a masterpiece at his side, only to disappear once again. In this month's Modern Guilt, he has done it again, and I am left in absolute amazement. The 10-track album was produced with DJ Danger Mouse, a creative mastermind himself, and the collaboration soars with success.
University Chronicle, Saint Cloud State University, MN
1 day ago by Misty Lester
Interwoven between rustic woodlands and the scattered lakes of Minnesota sits Soo Pass Ranch, home to perhaps the most anticipated music festival of the year, 10,000 Lakes Festival (10KLF).
The sixth year of the festival is fast approaching, set to kick off July 23 and run through July 26.
Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, IA
1 day ago by DI Editorial Board
It is time to consider all possible strategies that could ease the burden on American drivers, not to mention slow the amount of pollution our vehicles belch out every day now that oil prices have soared to a staggering $145 per barrel, and the national average is hovering above $4 per gallon.
Iowa State Daily, Iowa State University, IA
3 days ago by Laura Kingery
Bailey Beckner, Junior What are your views on the current state of the country? Beckner thinks the United States is in an economic downturn. She said she has been following the news and is "really scared" to hear reports of businesses closing and the NASDAQ falling.
Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL
6 days ago
QUINCY (AP) - As floodwaters slowly recede in some Illinois counties along the Mississippi River, they can't move fast enough for officials keeping a weary eye on damaged crops and strained levees.
No homes or businesses had been lost by Tuesday along the 54-mile Sny levee south of Quincy, but seepage damaged already-planted crops and has kept farmers from planting more, officials said.
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