University Wire back issues from Tuesday, July 16:
Dieting can be dangerous if done incorrectly
Jul 16, 2002;
Dartmouth profs. assist NASA with software
Jul 16, 2002;
MAP Grants slashed at Northern Illinois U.
Jul 16, 2002;
Speaker addresses terror response at U. Colorado
Jul 16, 2002;
Ore. farmworker coalition marches for unionization
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Kansas students to keep cash with lower rates, larger Pell grants
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Florida motivates nursing students
Jul 16, 2002;
Iowa State U. program will educate youth about substance abuse
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Mississippi pharmacy dean named AACP president
Jul 16, 2002;
Palestinians 'in a state of schizophrenia'
Jul 16, 2002;
BOOK REVIEW: Bad fiction, braised porcupine and sewer fat, oh my
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Texas trying to define fee ruling
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Florida researchers find technique to expel alien ants
Jul 16, 2002;
Program may raise U.Texas-Arlington campus enrollment
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Idaho-area residents protest anti-gay minister, promote understanding
Jul 16, 2002;
FBI conducts investigation of Louisiana State U.-area stores
Jul 16, 2002;
Vancouver exhibit highlights female artists, not models
Jul 16, 2002;
Federal loan interest rates see lowest levels ever
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Houston survey says Texans feel health care quality not improving
Jul 16, 2002;
Credit card debt increases, consolidation may not be the answer
Jul 16, 2002;
CORRECTION: Cheating increases at Washington State U.; students unconcerned
Jul 16, 2002;
Scientists end study on hormone replacement due to risk
Jul 16, 2002;
Ohio-State U.-area naked man pinches victims, takes their picture
Jul 16, 2002;
Louisiana State U. acquires videoconferencing technology
Jul 16, 2002;
Study finds no link between cancer, birth control pill
Jul 16, 2002;
BYU more lenient than other religious schools
Jul 16, 2002;
UC-Berkeley-area petition seeks pardon for Wen Ho Lee
Jul 16, 2002;
Utah judge faces drug charges
Jul 16, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Plea bargain cheats us all out of justice, public debate
Jul 16, 2002;
Man pleads guilty in shooting of Ohio State U. student
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: Brutal cops deserve desk jobs
Jul 16, 2002;
Penn State renews rivalry with Irish
Jul 16, 2002;
UC-Berkeley lab fires scientist, alleges data falsification
Jul 16, 2002;
Corporate growth ends up being bane, not boon, with business fraud
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: American economy high on drugs
Jul 16, 2002;
INTERVIEW: Bad Religion is ending up where it all began
Jul 16, 2002;
UC-Berkeley grad student competes in Primal Quest adventure race
Jul 16, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Reform needed to end police brutality
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Florida students seek hypnosis
Jul 16, 2002;
Bikram yoga offers Omahans healthy bodies, minds
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: Afghanistan massacre story goes untold
Jul 16, 2002;
Simon Fraser U. researchers take on climate change policy
Jul 16, 2002;
EDITORIAL: Cocked in the cockpit?
Jul 16, 2002;
CD REVIEW: New York DJ spins hits with 'Subliminal'
Jul 16, 2002;
Ole Miss to don new uniforms for 2002
Jul 16, 2002;
FILM REVIEW: Following the road to predictability
Jul 16, 2002;
UCLA students, area activists protest police brutality
Jul 16, 2002;
EDITORIAL: In defense of capitalism
Jul 16, 2002;
DVD REVIEW: Feeling good is an added bonus on new 'Amelie' DVD
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: Georgie beats out starving kids, baseball hits 'Worst Week'
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Texas-area volunteers to provide relief to Cuba
Jul 16, 2002;
U. Nebraska-Omaha-area Togo convention brings community together
Jul 16, 2002;
FILM REVIEW: 'Road to Perdition' counts the Irish in too
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: Racism from within harms, limits communities of color
Jul 16, 2002;
Study reports Latino parents lacking in 'college knowledge'
Jul 16, 2002;
U.Texas-Arlington group throws cultural bash
Jul 16, 2002;
Northern Illinois golf teams change with times
Jul 16, 2002;
FILM REVIEW: 'Boys' lose fantasies to real world
Jul 16, 2002;
EDITORIAL: America is too fat
Jul 16, 2002;
Nebraska-Omaha hockey team undergoes coaching shuffle
Jul 16, 2002;
Western region women's soccer stars convene at U. Idaho
Jul 16, 2002;
CD REVIEW: 'Soundboming' kicks out new tracks from hip-hop's most popular
Jul 16, 2002;
COLUMN: Standardized tests are wrong answer
Jul 16, 2002;
Louisiana sees first cases of encephalitis this year
Jul 16, 2002;
FILM REVIEW: 'Reign of Fire' is NOT a film
Jul 16, 2002;