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FEATURE
Fuel-cell challenge
Michael Anderson, Miller Middle School of Marshalltown, anxiously waits
while his team's hydrogen fuel-cell car recharges during Friday's Ames
Laboratory/ISU Regional Middle School Science Bowl. Miller won the
Fuel-cell Car Challenge, and Des Moines' Central Academy Middle School won
the quiz-bowl event to advance to the National Science Bowl, June 17-20 in
Golden, Colo.
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Apr. 29
Strategic planning forum today
Those who were unable to attend last month's university-wide forum on Iowa
State University's future have another chance to offer their ideas at a
forum from 3:30 to 4 p.m. April 29 in the Memorial Union Pioneer Room.
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Apr. 28
Threat of diabetes impacts life expectancy
As the number of overweight children has tripled over the past 40 years,
there's been a 10-fold increase in cases of type 2 diabetes. If the trend
continues, one in three boys and two in five girls born today will
eventually develop diabetes.
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Apr. 28
Structural materials testing facility dedication Friday
A $200,000 gift in memory of P. Craig Livesay, an Iowa State University
graduate, has created a facility to advance instruction, research and
outreach in structural engineering. The facility will be dedicated Friday.
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Apr. 27
ISU economist discusses cotton subsidy ruling
ISU ag trade economist John Beghin says a recent preliminary ruling by the
World Trade Organization
against government subsidies to cotton farmers is an "important
victory" for developing economies.
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Apr. 27
VEISHEA suspended one year
President Gregory Geoffroy today announced that VEISHEA will be suspended
for 2005.
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Geoffroy's statement on VEISHEA
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Apr. 26
Three Cyclones sign NFL free agent contracts
Iowa State wide receiver Lane Danielsen, defensive tackle Jordan Carstens
and wide receiver Lance Young have signed National Football League free
agent contracts. The trio inked contracts with Minnesota, Carolina and
Cincinnati, respectively.
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Apr. 23
Faculty receive tenure, promotion
The Board of Regents, State of Iowa, recently approved tenure,
promotion or both for 57 faculty members.
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Apr. 20
Police seek to I.D. offenders
ISU police are seeking public assistance in identifying photos and
video of those involved
in criminal behavior during this year's VEISHEA disturbance.
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