Indicted regent skipped multiple meetings
By MOLLY DISCHNER
Regent Jim Hayes missed more Board of Regents meetings in 2006 than any other member, records show.
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Regent appointment brings law school to forefront
By KORTNIE WESTFALL
The appointment of a new member to the Board of Regents has cast the spotlight on whether the university should have a law school.
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UAF Tip-Off Club caught in pull tab dispute
By NATE RAYMOND
The UAF basketball booster club is caught in an on-going lawsuit stemming from it describes at the illegal possession of its pull tabs by a landlord.
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Trans fat in campus foods targeted in resolution
By MOLLY DISCHNER
McDonald’s was the source of recent inspiration for Joe Blanchard, whose dinner conversation was the catalyst for a proposed ASUAF resolution to make campus food healthier.
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News Briefs

Textbook solutions
By NATE RAYMOND

Letters to the Editor

COVER STORY
End of the trail
By LACIE GROSVOLD
The winner of this year’s Tesoro Iron Dog was greeted with a big hug from the governor Saturday.
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Rockets blast off at Poker Flat Research Range
By JILLIAN LADEGARD
Twenty NASA personnel, a handful of university professors, four multimillion-dollar suborbital sounding rockets and one UAF electrical engineering student supported the successful launch of UAF professor John Craven’s HEX2 mission from the Poker Flat Research Range last week.
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The Red Fox rockin' for drinks on Saturdays
By SOPHIA HANSSON
Fairbanks may not be a huge town but there is still a vibrant nightlife. You just need to find it.
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Art Piece of the Week

Arts Briefs

Hockey manages tight losses to Notre Dame
By CHRIS CRUTHERS
The Nanooks suffered defeats by No. 1 ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish last weekend.
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Nanook women fall in two games
STAFF REPORT
The Nanook women’s basketball squad fell twice during the weekend matchups against Central Washington and Seattle Pacific.
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