Coach Ostanik under investigation
By NAOMI HAGELUND
Men's basketball coach Frank Ostanik is being investigated by UAF on charges of obstruction of justice made by the university police.
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Faculty track down cheaters online
By LACIE GROSVOLD
Cheaters never prosper, and through everything from high-tech software to Google searches, many faculty members are trying to make sure that mantra stays true.
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Students teach students in supplemental courses
By MOLLY DISCHNER
Supplemental instruction enthusiasts think that UAF may have found the Holy Grail for helping students succeed early on.
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Counterfeit bills discovered in Wood Center
By KAY KOERNER
Just after 8 p.m. on the last Thursday of March, a man approached the main desk in the Wood Center and asked for four $10 bills in exchange for two $20s. The $20 bills he handed over were counterfeit.
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Endangered Nanooks
By NATE RAYMOND

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COVER STORY
MacMillan resigns for family opportunity
By KORTNIE WESTFALL
Head hockey coach Tavis MacMillan shocked hockey fans Thursday by announcing his resignation at a press conference in the Patty Center.
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Military strategist lays out plan for peace
By JILLIAN LADEGARD
Author Tom Barnett lectured Friday at the UAF Davis Concert Hall on his recent publications and strategies for world peace.
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UAFPD Blotter

Moose Mountain enthusiasts go out in style
By HEATHER NEWMAN
The sun's intrusive rays seep through the lobby's windows. The lift-ticket line grows longer and longer. This last day of the season at Moose Mountain promises great rides erasing an otherwise frustrating season.
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Sci-fi spectacular
By CHRISTALIN VYCTRES
The first annual ArctiCon, a science fiction and fantasy convention at UAF, lured in many gaming fans Saturday and Sunday.
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Arts Piece of the Week

Intramurals crack down on player eligibility
By KORTNIE WESTFALL
Part-time students and non-students will now have a tougher time playing intramurals, if they are allowed at all, due to a crackdown on checking the status of each player.
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