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Shuttle service causes science kids trouble Trying to get to that science class in time? Watch out for the shuttles, some students say. Healthcare survey results 'normal' The University of Alaska recently instated a program aimed at reducing healthcare costs. The Total Health and Wellness Program itself costs between $600,000 and $700,000 a year and has received a mixed reaction from UA employees. Because of a single printed word, many folks thought UAF's Alumni Association director had earned nearly $1 million. Too bad for Joe; it was a mistake. UAF student government lobbies in Juneau JUNEAU - Student representatives from all over Alaska met in Juneau last weekend to plan for the 2006 Legislative Session. The students, known as the University of Alaska Coalition of Student leaders, have hopes of gaining full funding for the University of Alaska from this year's state budget. UAF employees can speak with journalists or the public about their opinions, or even about official university matters, so long as they make clear that statements they make are their own and not the university's, said University Public Relations Director Kate Ripley. UAF markets cheap summer tuition UAF has purchased advertising in 200 buses in Seattle in hopes of boosting summer out-of-state enrollment. |
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Happy Valentine's Day everybody! |
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Thrill in the excitement of Yukon Quest 2006 through the lenses of the Sun Star's photographers. Uniting cultures through African drum and dance Fairbanks had the unique pleasure of hosting master drummer and dancer Maputo Mensah last week for several demonstrations, classes, and lectures. The UAF Geophysical Institute is sponsoring a series of lectures for the 14th year in a row. Last Tuesday's lecture was presented by Hans Nieleon. |
The hockey team swept the Falcons of Bowling Green State last weekend thanks to solid goaltending from freshman Chad Johnson. Face-Off Club backs UAF skaters A giant inflatable nanook stands guard while UAF hockey players skate under it and onto the ice to dazzling sound and light effects. The crowd cheers them on like rock stars. UAF gets whipped by SPU Falcons The Seattle Pacific Falcons defeated the Nanook basketball team last Thursday 88-82, led by junior guard Dustin Bremermen who made a remarkable 37 points, including nine three-pointers. |
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