Guest opinion: Drive sober for SpringFest
By ROBIN N. ANDREWS

Letters to the Editor

Hack threatens student, employee IDs
By NATE RAYMOND
A university server containing the names and Social Security numbers for 38,941 students, staff and faculty has been hacked multiple times for almost a year, UAF announced Thursday.
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Student on welfare after meal plan waiver rejected
By CASEY GROVE
It's not often that the food makes them sick, but one woman has a different story about UAF's food service.
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The (unofficial) ASUAF election preview
By MATT EMMONS
ASUAF elections will be held next week on May 3 and 4. The new ASUAF President will be decided, as will 10 Senate seats and at least one ballot initiative.
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Panel addresses Fairbanks recycling
By NATE RAYMOND
Borough public works officials presented different options for Fairbanks area recycling last Wednesday at the Wood Center.
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Candidates for governor visit UAF
By NATE RAYMOND
It was a debate against the governor, without the governor.
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COVER STORY
Arson in Fine Arts leads to three arrests
By NATE RAYMOND
Police detained three juveniles Thursday who allegedly started a fire that melted lighting fixtures and scattered ash throughout the music wing of the Fine Arts Building on Wednesday.
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Opinions mixed on possible student fee
By CASEY GROVE
During the ASUAF election May 3 and 4, students will be asked if they would pay a fee of up to $160 for 25 years to pay for about half of a planned $50 million Wood Center expansion and renovation project.
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UAF PD Police Blotter

'Number's Up' exposes inner idiot
By LACIE GROSVOLD
It's a rare occurrence that the entire audience at a performance stands up for a giant group hug, but that's what happened in Saturday's performance of "Number's Up," a play written and performed by clown actor John Leo.
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Film Fest a last-minute success
By LANCE LAVICTOIRE
The 2006 UAF Spring Film Festival most likely began last Friday with a sigh of relief. Everyone's hard work had finally paid off; the final step was to present the films.
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Art piece of the week
By KAY KOERNER

Around Campus
By THE SUN STAR PHOTOGRAPHY CREW

Back in the Day

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Scouting Notes
By HENRY COLE
Caitlyn Rohrbach of Edmonds, WA, has signed a national letter of intent to play for the Nanooks. Rohrbach will begin the fall 2006 semester with four years of NCAA eligibility remaining. Meanwhile, the UAF Men's Ski team has signed its third recruit for the 2006-2007 season.
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