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| April 28, 2010 |
| · Provost creates position, causes concern |
| · Lottery funds benefit students |
| · Board of trustees to decide fee increase |
| · Alumna donates half of estate to university totaling $750,000 |
| · Police Beat |
| · Faubus' secretary donates papers to archives |
| · Scroll and Vortex receive new editors |
| April 21, 2010 |
| · School on right track despite audit |
| · Faculty discuss major issues during strategic plan meeting |
| · Administration looks to buy Erbach property after 20 years |
| · SGA allows funding of freshman team |
| · Class presidents excited about next year |
| · Foundation awards grants to faculty |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student newspaper names new editors |
| April 14, 2010 |
| · Camera crews accused of harassment |
| · SAFA funds held in reserve for all organizations in need |
| · Eight republican candidates for U.S. Senate primary debate issues |
| · Health care bill affects financial aid guidelines |
| · Student publications win awards at conference |
| · SGA denounces 'Campus PD' show |
| April 7, 2010 |
| · Committees fill two chair positions |
| · ARE-ON comes to UCA, provides stronger network |
| · Two week investigation leads to student's arrest |
| · Education leaders discuss retention rates at annual two day symposium |
| · New program could be next retention project |
| · Police Beat |
| · Child Study Center earns accreditation, looks to continue improvements over year |
| · CDI Central to receive national award |
| · Baseball team falls to Cowboys 12-8 at home |
| March 31, 2010 |
| · Library construction continues through break |
| · Faculty to present planning grant proposal to renovate Main Hall |
| · Trustees to vote on tuition reduction |
| · Graduation, retention rates to be topic of education symposium |
| · IDEAL program written into SGA bylaws |
| · Student mourned after Spring Break drowning |
| · Central Baptist coach wins home run derby |
| March 17, 2010 |
| · Shooter exercise tests police, students |
| · Department of Higher Education awards research grants to students |
| · Holocaust survivor tells of trying times |
| · Police Beat |
| · SGA gives $21,000 to choir for France trip |
| · SGA's Green Week in full swing; activities all week |
| March 10, 2010 |
| · Students read to children, commemorate Dr. Seuss |
| · UCAPD to perform active shooter exercise tomorrow |
| · Teaching program wins award |
| · Student killed in 1945 remembered |
| · SGA to look at Academic Outreach budget |
| · Job fair offers students future opportunities |
| · Alcohol policy in effect, despite school's lack of use |
| · Higher Learning Commission, board of trustees discuss goals |
| · NAACP conference offers series of events |
| · Clinic offers women chance to stay in shape |
| March 3, 2010 |
| · Radio, television anchor donates papers |
| · Teacher's fair educates hopeful students |
| · Self-Study Steering Committee confident in 2010 accreditation |
| · Administration address concerns at town hall |
| · Trial set for four alleged shooters |
| · Police Beat |
| · Writing professor Olive Hilliard dies at 52 |
| · Edward Jones partner gives finance lecture, provides tips |
| · Green Week plans set in motion; SGA urges environmental safety |
| · Holocaust survivor to give speech at Reynolds Hall |
| February 24, 2010 |
| · University plans active shooter exercise |
| · School psychology programs receive full approval by NASP |
| · Strategic plan looks to improve university |
| · Police Beat |
| · SGA spends $400 on town hall refreshments |
| · Steering Committee prepares for March visit |
| February 17, 2010 |
| · Centennial campaign raises $36 million |
| · Meadors, deans dedicate new $16 million business building |
| · Newton explains funds at finance form |
| · Hardings contribute $500,000 to foundation |
| · Sex week title sparks controversy around campus; some offended |
| · SGA approves $5,000 bike-sharing program |
| February 10, 2010 |
| · Black history celebration displays African culture |
| · Students create loan group on social networking site |
| · Faulty pipe leaves New Hall without water, repairs in order |
| · Sidewalks meet standards, still concern disabled |
| · Board raises fees, unveils new logo |
| · $1.23 million to be cut from school budget |
| · Courses offered to help students quit smoking |
| February 3, 2010 |
| · Students attend Bwalo, learn of Haiti's culture |
| · Student Health Clinic vaccinates for H1N1, encourages seasonal shots |
| · Glenn presents accreditation plans to SGA |
| · Hardings make $500,000 donation toward Foundation scholarships |
| · Gov. Beebe appoints Victor Green to term |
| · Arkansas Hall to become residential college |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student partners with Hendrix graduate to create nonprofit, informative organization |
| · Master's program in running for national teaching award |
| January 27, 2010 |
| · Newton visits SGA with hopes of room, board increase |
| · Police Beat |
| · Newton named VP of Finance, Administration |
| · Ongoing construction fills campus |
| · University eliminates additional $1.2 million from tight budget |
| · Athletic department reorganizes budget |
| December 2, 2009 |
| · University to eliminate costs in $1.16 million cut |
| · Residence halls to close during holiday break |
| · Board of trustees makes changes to fees |
| · FBI investigation confirmed by Meadors; records sought |
| · Health clinic restarts appointment-based system |
| · Police Beat |
| November 18, 2009 |
| · Administration, others to attend town hall meeting |
| · Police Beat |
| · Lewis-Thornton to speak at AIDS event |
| · Study abroad program offers new options for spring semester |
| · Rasmussen donates $25,000 to scholarships, building |
| · Budget, funding main concern at Town Hall |
| November 11, 2009 |
| · Police Beat |
| · Swine Flu Update |
| · UCAPD awards student for aiding in arrest |
| · Board of trustees makes changes to campus alcohol, smoking policies |
| · Student Health Center changes to appointment-based system |
| · SGA continues to research funding for library |
| · Vanderslice named University English Teacher of the Year |
| · The Grove gives students new housing option off campus |
| · 'Tosh.0' star wows crowd |
| · Administration, others to attend town hall meeting |
| November 4, 2009 |
| · Henderson, Block memorial service successful |
| · Ben Stein gives first speech in university's distinguished lecture series |
| · SGA to hold town hall meeting in McCastlain |
| · SGA allocates $900 to promote readership program |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student runs for Justice of the Peace |
| · New options offered for biology classes |
| October 28, 2009 |
| · Gospel benefit concert raises funds for memorial scholarship |
| · Police Beat |
| · Ben Stein to speak Thursday at Reynolds |
| · Health services directors come before SGA; Senate allocates $5,000 for hand sanitizers |
| · Honors College to hold Food Challenge Week |
| · Murder suspects scheduled for pretrials |
| · Army ROTC competes against other colleges at camp in Oklahoma |
| · Students living in Sig Ep fraternity house asked to switch parking tags |
| October 21, 2009 |
| · UCAPD continues to improve campus security |
| · Friends remember Henderson, Block |
| · Police Beat |
| · Benefit concert to be held for Block, Henderson memorial scholarship |
| · SGA discusses radio station move with president |
| · Remembering tragedy one year later |
| October 14, 2009 |
| · Dudes dress like ladies in sorority-sponsored pageant |
| · SGA allocates $900 for polo T-shirts |
| · Lack of food resources in pantry cause Bethlehem House to close temporarily |
| · Police Beat |
| · Majors Fair educates students on school departments |
| · Law bans drivers from texting in vehicles |
| · Meadors, Grahn accused of plagiarism |
| · Policy requires students on academic probation to attend two seminars |
| October 7, 2009 |
| · International Programs relocates office closer to students |
| · Police Beat |
| · SGA debates funding over new T-shirts |
| · SGA spends over $21,000 from summer, fall budget on office renovations, retreat |
| · State lottery proves successful in first week |
| · Campus organizations support Breast Cancer Awareness Month |
| · Alumni, ConocoPhillips donate $30,000 to chemistry department for travel fund |
| · Teachers diagnosed with H1N1 influenza, cancel classes as result |
| September 30, 2009 |
| · Housing expands office, kicks residents out |
| · Crosswalks concern student pedestrians |
| · Flood causes cancellation of Burdick classes; new building opens 2010 |
| · Faculty Senate gives $1,200 scholarship to freshman |
| · Police Beat |
| · City discusses future mass transit system to replace shuttles |
| · SGA discusses relocation of student radio station, other plans for campus |
| September 23, 2009 |
| · Committee to provide funding for Torreyson |
| · Student Accounts seeks approval to purge enrollment |
| · SGA representatives elected for 2009-10 year |
| · H1N1 cases increase; health clinic expects number to rise daily |
| · H1N1, seasonal influenza vaccines available on campus in mid-October; over 14,000 total |
| · UCAPD warns students about burglary and theft |
| · SGA approves budget for fall semester, discusses future goals, appoints positions |
| · Dean nominated to Chicago Symphony Orchestra |
| September 16, 2009 |
| · Qahwash gets overseas hoops experience |
| · $1.7 million given to College of Education in grant money |
| · International enrollment jumps to 601 |
| · Debate team prepares for new season |
| · University ranks 17th out of 69 in Southern schools |
| · Police Beat |
| · Anne Jansen donates career papers to campus archives |
| September 9, 2009 |
| · Student enrollment drops for first time in decade |
| · Student Orientation Staff sponsors Welcome Week |
| · Physical Plant makes improvements over summer |
| · Student Health Clinic hires new psychiatrist |
| · Legislation regulates publisher packages for textbooks |
| · Gillean appointed chief of staff; Russell to take on financial services |
| September 2, 2009 |
| · Police Beat |
| · Meadors chosen as ninth university president |
| · Doctors diagnose four students with swine flu |
| · UCA most expensive Arkansas university |
| · State representative gives forum on health care |
| March 25, 2009 |
| · SGA discusses petition against anti-immigration bill |
| March 11, 2009 |
| · Board to alter discretionary-scholarship criteria |
| · Committee narrows applicant list to 10 |
| · Weight room gets machines worth $60,000 |
| · Sugar Bears drop game against Lady Jacks 78-46 |
| · Sugar Bears stumble in Daniel's first season, finish 6-23 |
| · Ferguson Chapel honors memory of early provost |
| · Center teaches new systems to faculty |
| · Senators pass resolution to raise student fees for library upgrades |
| · Police Beat |
| · Wellness program promotes faculty, staff accountability |
| · Laptop program's income, expenses balance out while striving to serve student needs |
| · Community School of Music thrives after 18 years on campus |
| · Firm pledges $165,000 to accounting department |
| March 4, 2009 |
| · UALR student arrested with gun, marijuana at library's west wing |
| · Legislation may affect financial aid, scholarships |
| · Sugar Bears ready for Jacks on senior night |
| · Police Beat |
| · Survey sent to 3,600 freshmen, seniors |
| · Public library exhibit honors artist alum Gene Hatfield |
| · SGA allocates $6,000 for shooting memorial |
| · Teaching jobs competitive based on region |
| February 25, 2009 |
| · Sign language classes teach students useful skills |
| · Anti-immigration bill gets students' attention |
| · Volunteer organizations offer options before graduate school |
| · Self-study key in maintaining accreditation |
| · Campus forum allows free speech |
| · Police Beat |
| · Debate team to host regional tournment |
| · Senators discuss fee for library improvements |
| · Senators discuss fee for library improvements |
| January 28, 2009 |
| · Text Success |
| · Student GPAs consistent in presidential and dean's lists |
| · Search committee looks to replace two co-chairs |
| · Governor appoints new trustee |
| December 3, 2008 |
| · Committee to test notification system |
| · Conway officials discuss holiday safety concerns |
| · Event-planning class hosts volunteer fair |
| · Occupational Therapy graduating class puts on play for disabled patients |
| · No-show students cause director, nurse to question monthly STD testing clinics |
| · University installs $130,000 sign at campus entrance |
| · Police Beat :Top Five |
| · Students gather clothes to help local children |
| November 12, 2008 |
| · Juicy Campus site allows students to post anonymously |
| · Lottery offers good college funding outlet |
| · Farris, Manion to lead search committee |
| · Students encouraged to shred personal documents |
| · Senators vote to buy new TVs for Student Center |
| · Archivist to publish 225-page UCA history |
| · Students help with national organization |
| · Volunteer fair features 26 organizations |
| · First responders recount night of shooting |
| · Police Beat |
| November 5, 2008 |
| · Trustees say shooting will not hurt search |
| · Parents, students attend forum |
| · Economy should not keep students from getting loans |
| · Most fees still apply for students in May, summer sessions |
| · NIU vigil honors Henderson, Block |
| · Senators want memorial for slain students |
| · Police Beat |
| October 29, 2008 |
| · Suspects charged with capital murder |
| · Friends describe victims as caring, outgoing |
| · Students remember Henderson, Block during vigil |
| · Theft remains prevalent crime on campus |
| · Center offers crisis counseling on campus |
| · Choral director given governor's award |
| · Health Clinic offers flu shots for students |
| · Police Beat |
| · Campuswide alert worked as expected |
| October 22, 2008 |
| · State approves funding despite problems |
| · State senate candidates debate issues concerning education |
| · Bomb squad called when football firework misfires |
| · Literary journal moves to campus from LSU |
| · Police Beat |
| · Students should show band support at games |
| · Senators want football cannon back |
| October 8, 2008 |
| · Wellness Center to celebrate Pink Day |
| · Study Abroad Fair attracts students interested in new cultures |
| · Debate team wins first competition of year |
| · Senators allocate $2,345 to National Pan-Hellenic Council |
| · Police Beat |
| October 1, 2008 |
| · Enrollment increases to record number |
| · International student number rises to 576 |
| · Computer science program becomes accredited |
| · Student Health Clinic offers STD testing |
| · SGA changes GPA requirements for senators |
| · State gives AETN truck to Channel 6 News |
| · Some registered residents can vote on campus |
| · Bearbucks gets revamped for Fall semester |
| · Confucius Institute to bring Chinese culture |
| · Police Beat |
| September 24, 2008 |
| · Campuswide honor code in development |
| · Police Beat |
| · Nonstudents add to risks for residents |
| · Editors report missing copies of The Echo from around campus |
| · Around Campus |
| · Fireworks anger community |
| · Faculty wants role in presidential search |
| · Former Sen. Pryor tells stories to help promote political autobiography |
| · SGA bought binders in past, no price records |
| · The Voice: Students disregard security rules |
| · New Orleans evacuee thanks UCA’s hospitable community |
| · Bears at Play:Nathan Brown |
| · Bears lose to Gents in another overtime game |
| · Representative offers tips on law school admissions |
| · Senators allocate $2,690 to fund conference |
| · Professor appointed to national health boards |
| September 17, 2008 |
| · Registration drive to come to campus |
| · Desegregation photographer honored with doctorate |
| · Public School Resource Center to help Arkansas rural schools |
| · Professor says new provost “man of integrity” |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student senate discusses buying SMART Board |
| September 10, 2008 |
| · Courtway seeks smooth transition |
| · Master’s programs move up two spots in U.S. rankings |
| · Senate votes to spend $1,200 on SGA binders |
| · National orchestra coming to Arkansas |
| · Students intern for senator over summer |
| · Police Beat |
| September 3, 2008 |
| · Board buys out president’s contract |
| · Police department looks into new emergency notification systems |
| · Parking aggravates commuters |
| · Police Beat |
| · Former ASU director takes on Reynolds |
| August 27, 2008 |
| · President Lu Hardin to Resign |
| · University ranks second in nation’s illegal downloading |
| · Senate to discuss president's memo |
| · Student fees, Aramark pay $2.7 million for Student Center construction, remodel |
| · HP to open tech support center in Conway |
| · SOS welcomes freshmen with games, food |
| · Police Beat |
| · World News: U.S. Navy ship arrives with aid in Georgia |
| · Senate to discuss president’s memo no 2 |
| April 23, 2008 |
| · State budget cut to cause tuition increase |
| · Aramark brings changes to food court, library |
| · Event focuses on Burmese human rights |
| · Nontraditional students balance family, school |
| · Police Beat |
| · Arkansas College Media Association 2007-08 awards |
| · Author presents humorous short story |
| · Publication board hires student editors for fall |
| · Honors college core II class presents Earth Day food for thought |
| April 16, 2008 |
| · 1,009 students turn out for election |
| · Student activists voice concern about step show security measures |
| · Tri-Sigma installed, members initiated |
| · Strategic Growth Institute chosen to consult North Carolina community |
| · Police Beat |
| · Team welcomes public to on-campus debate |
| · Journalist, professor speak on climate change |
| April 9, 2008 |
| · University loans magazine $140,000 |
| · SGA allocates funds for African students' trip |
| · Pianists take first in national, state competitions |
| · Health center survey shows evidence of freshmen's school, peer struggles |
| · Police Beat |
| · World Fest goal to create community |
| · School offers language classes to public |
| · Minority Services helps programs, individuals |
| · Web site rates professors, helps students |
| April 2, 2008 |
| · Kordsmeier stays employed at university |
| · Police discourage Oak Street activity after greek show |
| · Bill Clinton recognizes school commitment at global initiative conference |
| · Chair publishes book of film essays |
| · Professors present on Asian cultures |
| · Clarification |
| · SGA Ballot |
| · Classic comedies deliver laughs |
| · Alcohol distiller causes fire in dorm room |
| March 19, 2008 |
| · Ring unveiled in time for 2008 graduates |
| · Alumni Association gears fair toward seniors |
| · Housing plans fit more student needs |
| · Statewide poll shows Arkansans feelings toward tax, lottery |
| · Info line provides 24-hour campus status |
| · Theater makes summer preparations |
| · Interior design class takes on business building project |
| · Senators support committee for grade-forgiveness approval |
| · SGA Ballot |
| March 12, 2008 |
| · Ambassadors represent student body |
| · Senators allocate $2,300 for NAACP March conference |
| · $1.4 million gift to bring researchers to campus |
| · Roof solar panels to heat cafeteria |
| · Alumni Circle ideas continue to flow |
| · Bear Den seeks student participation |
| · Senior wins national internship award |
| · Police Beat |
| · Over 1,000 students get DCB refund |
| March 5, 2008 |
| · Students able to stand out as Fulbright scholars |
| · Web site redesign enters final stages |
| · Student dies when car hits phone pole, parked school bus |
| · SGA committee approves paper ballots |
| · Professor says university lacks staff, office for prestigious scholars |
| · Police Beat |
| · ROTC program teaches leadership |
| · Sigma Phi Epsilon wins national awards |
| · Professor promotes public administration |
| February 27, 2008 |
| · Gift helps close campaign goal gap |
| · Senators vote down use of paper ballots |
| · Grants fund cave fish population research |
| · Stadium Park to become International Program's global village in fall |
| · Police Beat |
| · SGA looks to improve campus food services |
| · Phi Sigma Alpha to hold early voter registration |
| · Apartments |
| February 20, 2008 |
| · Manager allegedly embezzles $30K |
| · Senators allocate $4,500 to Friday gospel concert |
| · Scholarship helps develop leadership studies doctorate |
| · Public university association goal to increase number of bachelor-holding Arkansans |
| · Police Beat |
| · Senator says young leaders can change policy |
| · Seniors use government grants for projects |
| February 13, 2008 |
| · Trustees raise room and board rates |
| · Diversity makes elections interesting, historical |
| · SGA votes down limit on campaign spending |
| · Students take action in tornado aftermath |
| · Deadline approaches for private scholarships |
| · Grant provides resources for art management |
| · Alumnus named finalist for small business plan |
| February 6, 2008 |
| · Technology Plaza fails campus expectations |
| · Influenza virus demands attention |
| · Officers arrest former student at HPER Center |
| · Class ring design to be revealed in March |
| · Professor receives grants for NASA research |
| · Students to participate in annual Seed Swap |
| · Presidential Scholars, Dean's lists show decline |
| · Hardin scraps alcohol policy letters sent home to parents |
| · Bush says trust citizens while economy slows, war continues |
| · Police Beat |
| January 30, 2008 |
| · Police Beat |
| · Program goal to diversify campus life |
| · SGA senators approve $10,000 for Alumni Circle art project |
| · Student-run Web site serves small business community worldwide |
| · $483,000 awarded to help at-risk students |
| January 23, 2008 |
| · Building design solves department needs |
| · Hardin calls smoking ban 'dead issue' |
| · Alumni Circle construction to begin in summer |
| · Grease fire damages university apartment |
| · Police Beat |
| · Senior receives grant for math research |
| · Blurred truth misleads film audiences |
| December 5, 2007 |
| · Seminar provides staph infection tips |
| · Holiday charity dance provides gifts for kids |
| · Scholarship created for black students |
| · China, Japan agree on economic cooperation |
| · Clinic offers women annual services |
| · Student presents turtle project thesis |
| · Corrections |
| November 28, 2007 |
| · Harding fountain painting purchased for $10,000 |
| · Board hires Terrebonne, Hanson |
| · UCA reports 246 thefts; UA Fayetteville reports 229 for 2003-06 |
| · Friends call Liles dedicated husband, loving father, honored son |
| · SGA votes down smoking ban |
| · Presidential debate locations ‘disappointing’ |
| · Student organization protests Iraq war |
| · School lacks capability to track downloads |
| · Police Beat |
| · Campus to establish Confucius Institute in spring |
| · Scholarship spending exceeds state limit |
| · Bangladeshi cyclone kills 3,243 residents |
| · Computer major named intern of year |
| · LSAT strategies shared at pre-law seminar |
| November 14, 2007 |
| · Time capsule preserves campus history |
| · SGA supports ending alcohol policy letters |
| · Leftist club promotes campus protests |
| · Scholarship established in professors names |
| · Author shares childhood memories |
| · Spanish speaker to be awarded scholarship |
| · Club entertains College Square residents |
| · Professor creates, edits business journal |
| · Spanish speaker to be awarded scholarship |
| · Olmert releases 400 Palestinian prisoners |
| · Police Beat |
| November 7, 2007 |
| · Bears show spirit for KARK 4 tour |
| · Epperson speaks about famous evolution trial |
| · SGA funds $5,000 for music group's Austrian trip |
| · System sends emergency alerts to faculty |
| · $10,000 given to Oxford American |
| · Hunt encourages students to pursue dreams |
| · Conference brings 400 students together |
| · Hardin plans Conway drug rehab center |
| · Pizza Hut not delivering as planned, but extends hours |
| · 24 cameras installed across campus |
| · Police Beat |
| October 31, 2007 |
| · Business College makes Princeton Review |
| · UCA ranks highest among voters |
| · UN luncheon discusses security issues |
| · Beebe aims to improve higher education |
| · SGA votes against $106 motion for flag football |
| · Hardin salary more than senate suggests |
| · Debate team competitors break records |
| · Health center to provide flu shots |
| · Police Beat |
| · Former congressman promotes book |
| · Sept. 11 memorial comes to Little Rock |
| · RSO hosts second department seminar |
| · Paint the town purple sweeps Conway |
| · Bono's One Vote kicks off on campus |
| October 24, 2007 |
| · Burglary violations increase on campus |
| · SGA votes to delay motion for Campus Compact |
| · Library provides late night study room |
| · 250,000 flee from California wildfires |
| · Campus to update WebCT software |
| · Noted intellectual to deliver lecture |
| · Festival to feature lecturers short film |
| · Professors story picked for publication |
| · Upgraded 911 system more efficient |
| · Halloween celebrates silliness |
| · Police Beat |
| October 17, 2007 |
| · RSO to encompass international clubs |
| · Rice negotiates Palistinian state formation |
| · Former student wins national award |
| · Professor writes linguistics major |
| · Archivist to publish campus history |
| · Students self-evaluate depression |
| · Center to expand 20,000 square feet |
| October 10, 2007 |
| · Officer cited for driving while intoxicated |
| · James elected freshman class president |
| · Study abroad fair offers new programs |
| · 15 prisoners executed in Afghanistan |
| · Chinese studies given $166,399 grant |
| · Hardin criticizes Conway Razorback fans |
| · Bush, Congress raise federal grants |
| · Bear Bucks use increases with students |
| · Students share judicial board expereinces |
| · Police Beat |
| October 3, 2007 |
| · Family donates $3 million to campaign |
| · Freshman reelection set for Monday |
| · Young Democrats sponsor rifle debate |
| · Central commemorates diversity |
| · News Brief: UCA Officer arrested for drunk driving |
| · Police Beat |
| September 26, 2007 |
| · SGA allocates $990 to fund homecoming |
| · Kennedy urges public to be informed |
| · NSCS Club inducts new members |
| · Billboard stirs campus controversy |
| · Darfur security declines |
| · Police Beat |
| · Senator visits physical therapy |
| · SGA website fails, voting extended |
| · Echo server downtime |
| September 19, 2007 |
| · Plane crash in Thailand kills 89 people |
| · Enrollment breaks UCA records |
| · Freshman to perform in Bolivia |
| · Financial aid falls behind enrollment |
| · Exchange students break records |
| · SGA donates $300 to Mudstock volleyball tournament |
| · Kennedy Jr. to deliver environmental speech |
| · Police Beat |
| · Martin, Myers to appear at UCA |
| September 12, 2007 |
| · Hardin supports Huckabee campaign |
| · SGA vote to allow adviser endorsements |
| · Suicide Bomber kills 14 in Batna, Algeria |
| · Boad spends $25 million on construction |
| · Police program deters property theft |
| · Police Beat |
| April 25, 2007 |
| · Donation program to reduce waste |
| · Attendance poor among SGA senators |
| · Beebe highlights diversity march |
| · Plagiarism tops 2006-2007 Echo stories |
| · Jones tells of Cowboys future |
| · Augusta Avenue worries officials |
| · ASNS creation tops events |
| · Survey tests university services |
| · Factbook shows multiculturalism, increased enrollment |
| · Planetarium open for students, community |
| · Publication board hires Echo, Scroll, Vortex editors |
| · Aramark chef to compete |
| · Publications win awards |
| April 18, 2007 |
| · Recording Industry targets colleges |
| · Senators reject $9,619 motion to fund clock |
| · Halter discusses economic prospects |
| · Esteban considers position at Salem State |
| · Police Beat |
| · News briefs |
| · Navajo filmmaker speaks on inspiration |
| · First library 'state-of-the-art' |
| April 11, 2007 |
| · Testing considers junior-exam change |
| · Senators approve $12,000 to fund solar panel plan |
| · Heath defeats Carranza for president |
| · UCA possible location for '08 presidential debates |
| · The Professors charm 1970s UCA with bluegrass sound |
| · Room reservation moves online |
| April 4, 2007 |
| · Rising junior exam to end after spring |
| · Senators approve HPER Center construction fee |
| · Former professor Lewers dies of cancer |
| · First black student enrolls at State College in 1956 |
| March 21, 2007 |
| · Operation Identification |
| · $350 to fund no-smoking campus signs |
| · C-Store, others to no longer accept checks |
| · Service Day to inform about nonprofit careers |
| · Teachers College offers Baby of Arts |
| · Police Beat |
| · Knight tickets now on sale |
| · Laptop applications available |
| March 14, 2007 |
| · Reserve funds top SGA debates |
| · URSA combines Bear mail, useful tools |
| · Senators favor two-day athlete preregistration |
| · First Army women train at Teachers College |
| · SGA Election Committee members ask to proofread debate coverage |
| · Police Beat |
| March 7, 2007 |
| · Department suspends Kordsmeier |
| · AM radio farewell |
| · $58,025 given for concert choir Italy trip |
| · Phi Beta Lambda collects for Soul Food Cafe |
| · Students knew former coach, stadium namesake for honesty, integrity |
| · Police Beat |
| · Career fairs kick off today |
| · Cash-printing charges raised |
| February 28, 2007 |
| · Teacher throws marker at student |
| · Senators allocate funds for van, plaques, posters |
| · Brown-Trickey remembers Central High integration |
| · Despite setbacks, McAlister names building after Waldran |
| · Sabin takes communications post |
| · Police Beat |
| · Simonsen speaks on wild West |
| · Alumnus to oversee community mural |
| February 21, 2007 |
| · Senators reject paper ballots |
| · Police Beat |
| · Plans in the works for HPER expansion |
| · President weathers Great Depression with college expansion |
| · Textbook bills succeed in Senate, go to House |
| · King III speaks to packed audience |
| February 14, 2007 |
| · State Normal School sees name change, gains mascot during '20s |
| · Employers value worldwide experience |
| · Police Beat |
| · Chakales reappointed for third term |
| · Wilson to head workshop |
| · Speech explores African poverty |
| · Education budget would favor UCA |
| · Committee to research return to paper ballot voting system |
| · Housing costs to increase in fall |
| February 7, 2007 |
| · Health Services to expand in August |
| · Senators fail to pass bylaw change proposal |
| · UCA teaching program first in state |
| · Graduation rate ranks second in statewide study |
| · Police Beat |
| · Business study abroad finds funds |
| · International Week in full swing |
| · Professor experiments with noise |
| · New minor to start in fall |
| January 31, 2007 |
| · Bills aim to lower textbook costs |
| · Carranza vetoes Spring Fling funding motion |
| · Human 100 begins UCA's year-long celebration |
| · New athletic director has high hopes for UCA sports |
| · Police Beat |
| · OT rewarded for service to field |
| · Shore discusses Buddhism at lecture |
| · Hardin talks of Thompson's role |
| January 24, 2007 |
| · Trustees reinstate soccer, raise athletic fee |
| · Alleged plagiarism causes resignation |
| · Senators reject motion to help fund Spring Fling |
| · ACMSE grant to help education |
| · Grant to boost prevention programs |
| · Mashburn institute receives two grants |
| · OT chair to attend conference |
| · Friends list home, family, outdoors as Stauffer's loves |
| · Police Beat |
| December 6, 2006 |
| · Facilities, dorms to shorten hours during holidays |
| · Gjorgievski offered Washington D.C. position |
| · Publications board names Echo editors for spring semester |
| · Police Beat |
| · Certification benefits asthma patients |
| · Senators approve athletic-fee hike |
| · Holocaust survivor links history to current events |
| November 29, 2006 |
| · Geography department honors Minton |
| · Police Beat |
| · High schools model U.N. |
| · Great American Smokeout encourages quitting |
| · SAB brings NASCAR simulator to campus |
| · Senators fund finals breakfast |
| November 15, 2006 |
| · Thompson axes men's soccer |
| · Senators demand team's reinstatement |
| · Communication honor society takes top award |
| · High Table sheds light on African stereotypes |
| · Police Beat |
| · Students commute for family, economics |
| · Psychology student Smith wins statewide award |
| · UCA to host model U.N. conference |
| November 8, 2006 |
| · UCAPD offers reward for vandal leads |
| · Senators pass assistantship pay increase |
| · Tutoring centers address differing needs |
| · Students discuss Internet, privacy rights |
| · Police Beat |
| · Library director recognized by peers |
| · Professionals advise future accountants |
| · Acxiom aids computer science department |
| · Students, staff call Health Fair successful |
| · Political science welcomes new major |
| · Former ambassador talks politics |
| November 1, 2006 |
| · Congressional races difficult to call |
| · Student funds cover $30,400 |
| · Movie Magic |
| · Snyder, Mayberry televised debate becomes heated |
| · Police Beat |
| · Scroll, Echo, Vortex budgets approved |
| · Advance registration continues this week |
| · Fall semester High Tables begin in Farris |
| October 25, 2006 |
| · Health Services faces staffing woes |
| · HPER center extension gets SGA approval |
| · Halter, Holt disagree on minimum wage hike |
| · Lagrone questions Daniels on election reform |
| · Police Beat |
| · Flu shot vaccine in ample supply |
| October 18, 2006 |
| · Former RAs voice policy concerns |
| · Students not included in wage increase |
| · Senators vote to investigate radio upgrade |
| · UCA Recycling program takes top state award |
| · Police Beat |
| · Software helps distance learning |
| · Reynolds performances questioned |
| · Advisers help after graduation |
| October 11, 2006 |
| · UCA lacks student Web space server |
| · Advertising spending questioned |
| · Higher education bond issue raises tuition concerns |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student shuttle satisfaction varies |
| · Majors Fair assists undeclared students |
| · Slocum named Miss Conway 2007 |
| · Potential fee hike prompts resolution |
| October 4, 2006 |
| · Alcohol policy stalls in Senate |
| · New science building in the works |
| · Writing, Speech department plan separation |
| · Many factors affect gas price variations at pumps |
| · Police Beat |
| · Program encourages academic success |
| · Software to help find roommates |
| · Festival focuses on films, editing |
| · F drive storage spaces to expand |
| September 27, 2006 |
| · Voting registration deadline nears |
| · Senators limit funds, adopt more goals |
| · Aramark removes spinach after E. coli scare |
| · UCA increases international students 32 percent |
| · Police Beat |
| · Smoking ban alters students' habits |
| · Centennial planning continues |
| · Hutchinson talks of higher education |
| September 20, 2006 |
| · Turtle mating habits to be studied |
| · Senators set goals, budget for year |
| · Infection attacks contact lens wearers |
| · Priest donates papers to archives |
| · Police Beat |
| · Riding safely |
| · US News lists UCA 61st in regional rank |
| · Voter guide reveals candidate views |
| · Students elect representatives |
| September 13, 2006 |
| · Welcome to the new Echo Web site |
| · Police Beat |
| · Student loan interest rate increases; Stafford loan now fixed |
| · Courtway rehired as counsel |
| · Record number seek SGA positions |
| · Community education classes available |
| September 6, 2006 |
| · Board hikes student fees |
| · Student growth expected to level out |
| · Storm, wind forces dorm evacuations |
| · Degree added to meet growing needs |
| · Meningitis vaccine unavailable |
| · Band seeks new practice area |
| · Student study endangered cave fish |
| · Officials arrested on sex charges |
| · HPER offers group excercise classes |
| · Family, friends honor student's life |
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