2008 Woodie Awards
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Students study Salt Lake
From fungal species to shorebirds, the Great Salt Lake is teeming with life to be studied and discovered. The ecosystem once thought to be too salty for life now supports several studies for Weber State University College of Science students. Several presented their work this week at the fifth annual Undergraduate Research Symposium and Celebration.…
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Cash collisionWith the economy on the fritz, a decent car isn't as important as a decent car payment
David Hood is selling his beautiful 2007 Toyota Tacoma Sport pick-up truck. He bought it brand-new last year and must sell now because he's moving to Alaska for the summer to work.
Hood, a junior at Weber State University majoring in English and Spanish, has run a successful furniture business using the new truck.…
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Money 'March madness'Fundraising frenzie is on for non profit organizations.
This time last year Kevin Smith, a Weber State University alumnus, was preparing to graduate with a degree in physics. On April 23, 2007, doctors discovered he had cancer.
"Monday I found out I had testicular cancer," Smith said. "Wednesday I was supposed to give my senior presentation and then the next week was finals week and graduation.…
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At the tipping pointEconomic crisis has many americans looking for the light at the end of the tunnel.
For months, Americans have been subjected to a sort of economic water torture‚ a maddening drip of bad news about jobs, gas prices, sagging home values, creeping inflation, the slouching dollar and a stock market in bumpy descent.
Then came Bear Stearns. One of the five largest U.…
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