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Importance of Public Service Emphasized At Law Ceremony

By , , and • May 28, 2002

Starting this summer, 2002 U law school graduate Ben Bates will make $125,000. However, Bates is an anomaly. While most graduates go immediately to large practices, Bates has the opportunity to participate in pro bono cases before working solely for a Chicago-based law firm.

U Student Dies After Drowning In HPER Pool

May 28, 2002

U student Keval Patel died May 23, after classmates found him unconscious in the HPER Complex dive pool the evening of May 22. Twenty-three-year-old Patel, who was studying pre-biology and was an Airman at Hill Air Force Base, was swimming qualifying laps for scuba diving certification when classmates spotted Patel beneath the water.

Moritsugu Asks New Grads to Help World

By , , and • May 28, 2002

The acting U.S. Surgeon General visited the U campus Friday to take part in the graduation ceremony for students earning master's of public health degrees, Friday in the Union's Panorama Room. In an address directed to the 41 students earning master's of public health or master's of science in public health degrees, Rear Adm.

Enrollment Increase Creates Financial Strain

May 28, 2002

Summer Semester enrollment figures are up more than 6 percent when compared to numbers from this time last year. "This year could grow significantly. But we won't have final numbers until the end of summer," said Paul Brinkman, associate vice president for budget and planning.

Med School Grads Begin Internships, Residencies Soon

By , , and • May 28, 2002

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Kaplan Center May Move Into Union by Fall

By , , and • May 28, 2002

By Fall Semester, the Union may house a Kaplan testing center in hopes to provide new services to students and increase its revenue. Kaplan is a business that aids students in studying for and practicing post-graduate tests including the LSAT, GRE and MCAT.

U Minnesota Newspaper Apologizes for Comic Strip

May 28, 2002

Robyn Repya Minnesota Daily University of Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS?Amid protests from University of Minnesota students outraged by a cartoon in the spring humor issue, The Minnesota Daily issued a rare apology this month and is considering eliminating the semester-end lampoon issue altogether.

Rape at U Texas-Arlington Prompts DNA Examination

May 28, 2002

Beth Francesco The Shorthorn University of Texas-Arlington ARLINGTON, Texas?Police are waiting for DNA test results to determine if an on-campus sexual assault is linked to six others that have taken place near Texas Christian University in the past few months.

Chandra Levy’s Death Found to Be Homicide

May 28, 2002

WASHINGTON?Chandra Levy was murdered, but how she was killed can't be determined, the Washington, D.C., medical examiner said Tuesday in a disclosure that deepened the mystery behind the 24-year-old intern who disappeared more than a year ago. "In this case there was not sufficient evidence to ascertain conclusively the specific injury that caused her death," Dr.

The First Day of School: Playing Survivor and Facing Budget Cuts

By By Christopher Gino Dean • May 28, 2002

Since I first started preschool in 1985, I have been through 24 first days of school. You know what I'm talking about?the day that everyone goes around the classroom to introduce themselves, the day the kids tell their teachers what their daddies and mommies do, and the day that the overachiever kids bring their first show-and tell items?three days early.