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USU to lead geothermal-test drilling
Geologists plan to drill a pair of mile-deep holes in southern Idaho in a hunt for geothermal fields that could be tapped to produce energy.
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Meter Solutions Pros Named #1 among Utah Student 25
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah - "Utah Student 25 today announced 2009 winners recognizing the achievements of top student entrepreneurs, the businesses they have created, and their economic impact.
Utah State University Press Merges Into Library
After surviving a scenario that could have led to its closure, the Utah State University Press will merge into the Merrill-Cazier Library at Utah State University .
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Utah Academic Library Consortium Chooses Ex Libris Primo for Digital Collection Discovery
Ex Libris announced that the Utah Academic Library Consortium has chosen the Ex Libris Primo discovery and delivery platform for the Mountain West Digital Library.
Student entrepreneurs to be honored
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Scientists find patterns in Utah's wet-dry cycles
Charlie Black has seen the Great Salt Lake rise some years in the wetlands just below his family farm.
Colorado City dist. receivership ends
For the first time in nearly four years, an Arizona school district serving a remote area of northern Arizona and southern Utah long dominated by a polygamist sect is no longer under state control.
Nicholas U. Frandsen and Sanna-Rae Taylor have joined the Salt Lake City office of Parsons Behle & Latimer.
Spanish Fork candidates have eyes on traffic woes
Incumbent G. Wayne Andersen, 61, is completing his first term on the City Council and vying for the mayor's seat.
Urban Particulate Matter Causes ER Stress and the Unfolded Protein Response in Human Lung Cells
ToxSci Advance Access originally published online on August 12, 2009 Toxicological Sciences 2009 112 :111-122; doi:10.1093/toxsci/kfp186 and Roger A. Coulombe, Jr*,1 * Graduate Program in Toxicology, and Department of Veterinary Sciences, Utah State University, Logan, Utah 84322-4620 Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Utah State ...
Utah Accounting Grad Programs Celebrate Ranking
When it comes to accounting at Utah State University, graduate students have earned USU a national top ranking - eighth to be exact.
Season tickets for USU chorus on sale
Tickets are on sale for the American Festival Chorus 2009-10 season, presented by Utah State University's Caine School of the Arts.
Study finds Summit County's Porcupine Ridge ideal for wind-energy development
On most days, stiff winds can be counted on to blow across Summit County's Porcupine Ridge.
Applications being accepted for House 68 seat
Republican state delegates from state House District 68 will meet Nov. 21 in the Juab County Courthouse to select a replacement for Rep.
USU to sell chili, bowls for art guild
The Utah State University art department's Ceramics Guild will offer up chili in homemade bowls as part of an annual fundraiser on Tuesday, Oct.
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Hopkins hoops star Anthony DiLoreto will spend 3 summers in jail in Danbury, Wis., bank robbery
Former Hopkins basketball star Anthony DiLoreto will spend a portion of the next few summers in jail after he was sentenced Thursday for his role in a bungled Wisconsin bank robbery.
5. Doctors detail medical effects of global ...
A high-powered group of Utah doctors and scientists warned Thursday that we face the greatest health threat of the 21st Century: The threat is from global warming.
Economist to speak on West at USU
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It's still apple season, let's preserve the harvest
While it doesn't happen every year, this year has produced a bumper crop of apples throughout Iron County and surrounding areas.
Lawsuits seek to eliminate hazing
Multi-million-dollar lawsuits filed by plaintiffs' lawyers may succeed in doing what state laws and awareness campaigns have failed to do: stop college hazing.
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