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	Provost search narrowed to two *The Parthenon, Marshall University* The final two candidates for provost were on Marshalls campus this week meeting with students and faculty. The two candidates are Gayle L. Ormiston, associate provost for faculty affairs and curriculum at Kent State University and Barbara Schirmer, vice president for academic affairs at University of Detroit, Mercy.



	Top Ten WTF? US Sex Laws *College Times, Arizona State University* Breaking laws on a daily basis...



	Group: UK program has 'non-diverse perspective' *KY Kernel, University of Kentucky* Six UK faculty members were singled out on a pamphlet that was distributed to legislative officials last week during the special session on pension reform in Frankfort.The Family Foundation, a conservative family-oriented group based out of Lexington, issued 130 handouts containing the names, pictures, biographies and salaries of six UK faculty members, a majority of whom are associated with the Gender and Womens Studies program.



	EDITORIAL: Establishing leadership is Murano's job *The Battalion, Texas A&M* Dean Bresciani, vice president for student aff airs, is gone but not forgotten. That was obvious Tuesday after monitoring comments on thebatt.com.



	Location for planned alumni center moves closer to new arena *Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon* The future University alumni center has changed locations and will now sit next to the northwest corner of the Universitys new basketball arena. The new alumni center, which will be built simultaneously with the arena and a new academic learning services center for student athletes, was originally designed to be situated next to the learning center on the corner of Franklin Boulevard and East 13th Avenue.



	Now serving: comfort *The Parthenon, Marshall University* BY SARINA LOPRESTIThe ParthenonNestled in the heart of Central City is Central City Caf&eacute, a small restaurant thats been serving up comfort food to local residents since owner Dave Luther decided to open the eatery 16 years ago.On a warm summer morning in June, about 25 minutes before the restaurant opens for the day, Luther is placing crisp white tablecloths and the days menu on all the tables in the restaurant.



	University sees highest number of freshman applicants *Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M* Students may find the walkways of campus harder to navigate in the fall as a record number of freshmen apply to the University.



	Carson autopsy reveals details *Daily Tar Heel, University of North Carolina* The suspects in Eve Carsons murder will appear in court Monday for the first time since the release in the last week of Carsons autopsy and search warrants in the case.Demario James Atwater likely will face a Rule 24 hearing, which is a required step allowing the prosecution to seek the death penalty in a case.



	Google it on the go *Mustang Daily, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo* In a fast-paced world that continues to be transformed by technology, not only do we continuously want to be connected to the Web, but in most cases, our lives demand that we be.Google is a company that caters to that need for connectivity - possibly because it created the dependency in the first place, or perhaps because they understand that not all of us can own an iPhone.



	G-Unit implodes *The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park* 50 Cent and company are back with what may be this years lowpoint in rap



	A Lifetime of Fear and Loathing *The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park* New documentary on Hunter S. Thompson packs an enertaining punch, but doesnt reveal anything groundbreaking about the godfather of gonzo journalism



	Addition of Muschamp, Kines will up the intensity level in Big 12 defenses *The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin* With the SEC winning back-to-back championships and three in the last five seasons starting with LSUs 2003 title, its easy to argue that it is the best conference in college football. Coaches Steve Spurrier (South Carolina), Urban Meyer (Florida), Les Miles (LSU), Nick Saban (Alabama, but won title at LSU) and Phillip Fulmer (Tennessee) have all won national championships, and Tommy Tuberville led Auburn to a 13-0 record.



	Grothe's preseason stock rises *The Oracle, University of South Florida* South Florida quarterback Matt Grothe, joining junior defensive end George Selvie and senior linebacker Tyrone McKenzie, has made it onto a watch list of awards given out to the best college athletes around the nation. Grothe was recognized on the Maxwell Watch List for the second consecutive season.



	LSU football, women's basketball spending offseason in weight room *Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M* For fans, most of what they see in a sport comes during the season - competition, individual honors and team championships. But for athletes, just as much time and energy is put into the offseason.



	Senator Vitter is married to arrogance *Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M* Thank God we have brave and clear-minded legislators like our own Sen. David Vitter.While we are wasting our time worrying about high gas prices, the home mortgage crisis, the weakening dollar, an endless occupation in Iraq, a failing one in Afghanistan, global warming and another hurricane season - Vitter knows the real threat:Gay marriage.



	'Dance Crew' misses a beat *Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale*



	New faces, same questions *The Battalion, Texas A&M* With millions of dollars poured into coaching staffs across the country, a coaching change is a major decision.



	UK alum ranks seventh in Olympic trials *KY Kernel, University of Kentucky* A former UK triple jumper represented the universitys athletic tradition at the 2008 Olympic Trials last Friday.UK alumnus Simidele Adeagbo competed and came in seventh in the womens triple jump competition, falling short of the top three contenders who will continue to Beijing in August.



	Movie Review: 'WALL-E' *Crimson White, University of Alabama* The term "instant classic," apart from being an oxymoron of sorts, is a phrase that gets overused in film reviews. I will confess to being guilty of hyperbole every now and then (though, reading the comments on The Crimson White Web site, I discovered that I never like movies- a revelation that shocked me, briefly, out of hating every movie ever made).



	Bayless focused on new business world *Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona* NEW YORK - Jerryd Bayless always handled basketball at Arizona with an all-business approach, focused on ultimately reaching the professional level.But although Bayless achieved his goal June 26 - he was selected as a lottery pick in the guard-heavy 2008 NBA Draft - the former one-and-done UA guard still has unfinished business.



	Air to the Throne *College Times, Arizona State University* The US Air Guitar Championship - which makes a stop in Phoenix this Saturday - presents the chance for music glory for thousands of rock star wannabes. Bettie B. Goode is one of the favorites for the title.



	Community mourns loss of band member *Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University* Clouds hung heavily over the Aggie Theater Tuesday evening, where a somber crowd had gathered to remember the life of 22-year-old Johnny Schou.Schou, the bassist of popular Fort Collins-based band Tickle Me Pink, was found dead in his Fort Collins home Tuesday morning.



	Pirate Rants *East Carolinian, East Carolina University* I totally agree more John McCain PLEASE!There have been a lot of rants about Parking and Transportation, but the blonde woman who works there is way hot, and thats why I like going there.Not only do I like to look at all these new girls walking around during orientation, I like looking at their hot moms.



	Anderson qualifies for finals at Olympic trials *Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri* Former Jennies track standout Kristin Anderson finished seventh in her semifinal heat in the 3,000 meter steeplechase at the U.S. Olympic Trials Monday night in Eugene, Oregon at the Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon.Andersons time of 9:59.



	WSU offers E-commerce camp to high school students *The South End, Wayne State University* Getting a head start on their futures, 29 high school students from Detroit and Inkster are attending Wayne State Universitys School of Business Administrations E-commerce Summer Camp this year.



	The News goes independent *Northeastern News, Northeastern University* After 82 years as the universitys on-campus newspaper, the Northeastern News will change its name to the Huntington News and become independent of the university in SeptemberAlthough the newspapers content and distribution will remain the same, the Huntington News will be located off-campus at 295 Huntington Ave.



	Bush signs new GI Bill *Daily Vanguard, Portland State University* President Bush signed a new GI Bill on Monday aimed at providing the full cost for college or job training for those who served after Sept. 11, 2001. The GI Bill will extend to activated reservists and National Guardsmen with benefits paid proportionally to the number of months in active duty.<br><br>Jacob Meeks, the president of the Student Veteran Association (SVA) at PSU, an organization recently responsible for helping to raise money for scholarships for veterans and a summer retreat for new association leadership, has spoken with both Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) and Senator Gordon Smith (R-Ore.) about the GI Bill.



	Brewery improves classic game: Bingo is its name-o *Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon* If Eugene, and Oregon in general, is known for anything other than its illustrious track pedigree, its definitely its unprecedented and unending selection of the finest beers and spirits west of the Mississippi. From the pales to the porters, the ambers to the browns, when it comes to wetting your whistle, Eugene leaves no stone unturned.



	Bresciani resigns as vice president; Parrott steps in as interim *The Battalion, Texas A&M* Dean Bresciani, vice president for student affairs, announced that he had been asked to submit his resignation Friday.



	Liberty and justice for all can be a tricky proposition *The Prospector, The University of Texas at El Paso* This Independence Day, like the ones prior, we pause to reflect and give thanks for the sacrifices our predecessors made in order that we may have the freedom and liberty to live our lives.This year-a presidential election year-especially gives us pause to think about the freedoms we have, would like to have, or the freedoms we need to protect.



	Celebrate Fourth of July *The Prospector, The University of Texas at El Paso* The Fourth of July is the American commemoration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.In El Paso, the binational culture adds a twist to the celebration by adding tacos al carbon and horchata to the traditional hot dogs and soda.As gas prices continue to soar, many UTEP students may be forced to find creative alternatives to celebrate the countrys independence.



	Stolen hospital records recovered *The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah* Hospital billing records for 1.5 million U patients have been recovered, said the Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office on Tuesday. The records contained personal information on former patients from the U Hospitals and Clinics, including physician names, drivers license numbers, insurance information and Social Security numbers.



	Circus abuse alleged *Northeastern News, Northeastern University* The circus is in town, and along with a big blue tent, acrobats and an extensive menagerie are questions of animal cruelty and neglect.As recently as last year, the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has accused the Atlanta-based UniverSoul Circus, which has pitched its tent at Columbus Lot for the week, of leasing animals from exhibitors who have failed to meet minimum federal standards in veterinary care, medical records, adequate space and failure to properly maintain transport vehicles.



	Bozos rain on gay pride parade *The Daily Illini, University of Illinois* At Chicagos gay pride parade Sunday afternoon, I saw an outlandish collection of freaks and degenerates, out and proud for something inherently shameful. Im talking about the protestors.Near the end of the parades route on the corner of Pine Grove and Diversey, wooden riot-control barricades and a few disinterested-looking cops surrounded about 20 or 30 fundamentalist Christians.



	A different way to move *The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville* Emeritus physics professor P.N. Swamy used to drive to work every morning at SIUE.A few weeks ago, Swamy said he tried using Madison County Transits bus system to get to campus."I can afford to drive myself, but its foolish not to use the buses," Swamy said.



	Brother's support helps one MTSU undergrad *The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University* For some students, the decision to go to college comes for their parents encouraging higher education. For some, it comes from wanting a better life for themselves. Dedrick Antone Mitchell went to college because, believe or not, his brother Corey Mitchell grew up watching "The Cosby Show.



	Festival celebrates ties to Bhutan *The Prospector, The University of Texas at El Paso* "It is truly a special privilege to welcome this distinguished group of performers to El Paso." -Diana Natalicio, UTEP president A rare opportunity for UTEP students and El Pasoans will take place when the Bhutanese Royal Academy of Performing Arts presents a free demonstration of traditional folk and mask dances at 6:30 p.



	Development firm purchases high-tech Research Park building *The Daily Illini, University of Illinois* Fox-Atkins Development finalized the purchase of Research Parks former Motorola building from Motorola Inc. June 23. The 74,000-square-foot structure is the only building in the park not built by Fox-Atkins or the University of Illinois.The former Motorola building, located between Oak Street and First Street across from the Universitys Assembly Hall, was put on the market during the fall of 2007 and about 215 workers lost their jobs.



	Feelings mixed as smoking ban takes hold *Daily Iowan, University of Iowa* Some Iowa City residents have already noticed a difference in the dining atmosphere as restaurants are now smoke-free under the statewide smoking ban in most public places. Some are happy about the change, some are quitting the habit, and some are crying out at the political injustice of it all.



	Baring it all *Daily Vanguard, Portland State University* To Ashlanders, Jen Moss is simply known as the "Naked Lady." Most recently, however, she is not only making news for her revealing pasties and strange habits, but also for her desire to sue the city of Ashland for not allowing her to participate with a group of 10 people in Ashlands noteworthy Fourth of July Parade--only wearing a G-string, rollerblades and a smile.



	Nader brings presidential bid to UH Mānoa *Ka Leo O Hawaii, University of Hawaii and Manoa* This Thursday, presidential candidate Ralph Nader will bring his campaign to Hawai&#8216i, something that neither of his two presumptive competitors, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain, currently plan to do



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	Soil tests in; Mars habitability possible *Arizona Daily Wildcat, University of Arizona* The Martian soil uncovered by the Phoenix Mars Lander might not be that different from the dirt in your own backyard. In fact, you might even be able to grow asparagus in it, mission officials said.The UA-led mission conducted the first ever wet-chemistry experiments done on another planet yesterday.



	CSU alumnus wins Miss Asian America Pageant *Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University* Even though CSU alumnus Amanda Igaki is the reigning 2008 Miss Asian America Colorado, dont dare call her a beauty queen. The Miss Asian America Colorado event was created this year by Asian Avenue magazine as more than a beauty pageant. The contestants had to possess more than physical attractiveness, they needed to demonstrate intelligence, compassion and the desire to serve.



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	No perfect solution for spam e-mails *The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville* Director for the Office of Information Technology, Duane Schiffman, goes to work every morning and spends about 15 minutes deleting spam e-mails, but he isnt complaining. "The delete key and your finger is a wonderful thing," Schiffman said. "I come in every morning, and the first thing I do is hold down my shift key and hit delete if I dont recognize who it is from I dont read it.



	A plea for free water once more *The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville* I wasnt used to being charged for water. I went to Germany and experienced for the first time being charged for water in a restaurant. In fact, water cost more than the wine and beer. I had heard the rumors, but wasnt sure what to think about it. All over the Edwardsville area water is free: at Applebees, 54th Street Bar & Grill, St.



	Cab driver provides services to Warrensburg community *Muleskinner, University of Central Missouri* Neftali Torres Central Cab service isnt just an essential element of the Warrensburg community, but is the virtual wheels for some working class families, students and senior citizens who commute."I have always driven driving is what I do thats my passion," Torres said.



	A look at Coldplay's Chris Martin *East Carolinian, East Carolina University* Since iTunes released its newest commercial featuring Coldplay performing "Viva La Vida," I have fallen even more in love with the band. This song has been the bands most popular, rising to number one on the Billboard charts. My love for Coldplay, however, nearly faltered when I heard a rumor of Chris Martin stealing the melody of "Viva La Vida" from Creaky Boards, an aspiring New York band.



	Quincy nearly gets swept away (6/25/08) *Western Courier, Western Illinois University* QUINCY (AP) - As floodwaters slowly recede in some Illinois counties along the Mississippi River, they cant move fast enough for officials keeping a weary eye on damaged crops and strained levees.No homes or businesses had been lost by Tuesday along the 54-mile Sny levee south of Quincy, but seepage damaged already-planted crops and has kept farmers from planting more, officials said.


	White House: Supreme Court Ruling Could Free Detainees in US Federal appeals courts, however, have indicated they won't let that happen.



	Obama's Iraq Trip Could Refine His Policy Obama: Iraq trip may alter plan to bring U.S. troops home within 16 months.



	Wedding Bells For Top GOP Veep Pick Fla. Gov. Charlie Crist is engaged to a woman he met in NYC last September.



	Peeking At Passports of the Rich & Famous Too many may be looking at files of high-profile people, Inspector General says.



	EXCLUSIVE: 'Pregnant Man' has Baby Girl The transgender man born a woman was impregnated by a sperm donor.



	E-Mails Reveal Vt. Suspect's Perverted Plot Uncle of dead girl allegedly enlisted teen girl's help in kidnap plot.



	Brinkley Forgives Husband's Ex-Mistress Supermodel says Diana Bianchi was "manipulated."



	Face the Apes on a Rawanda Safari Trek through the African jungle to find some of the last wild mountain gorillas.



	Man in the Middle of Madonna, A-Rod, Lenny Manager Guy Oseary is the common link in a rumored A-list triangle.



	Hostage Hugs Kids First Time in 6 Years Three American hostages will reunite with their families today.



	Will World End in 2012? Many Prepare Thousands worldwide are preparing for the apocalypse in 2012.



	Kennedy's Voice: Rare Disorder Revealed RFK Jr.'s public speeches piqued curiosity about his vocal cords.



	Fearful Mugabe Foes Seek Refuge at American Embassy U.S. ambassador: 200 seek refuge at American embassy in Zimbabwe's capital.



	How to Arm Yourself Against the Mosquito Quick, simple tips to keep you bite-free this summer.



	McCain 3.0: A Comeback Story? The Note: Script in place for another comeback story -- if problems are solved.



	Obama Faces Rebellion From Bloggers Some of Obama's centrist views put his support from liberal bloggers at risk.



	Fourth of July Oil Sparks a New Record Oil closed at $145.25 a barrel on Friday, $1.72 more than Thursday's record.



	Clear Skies on July 4? Blame the Economy Several budget-crunched communities are canceling their fireworks displays.



	Stock Pain Continues: Bear Market Arrives The Dow is down more than 20 percent from its October high.



	Surgery Flips Girl's Upside-Down Feet A Filipino teenager takes her first steps with properly turned feet.



	Ball Player Suffers Testicular Fracture Arizona Diamondbacks' catcher Chris Snyder was hit in the groin by a foul tip.



	Parental Nightmare: Can Toddler Be Saved? Twenty-month-old Adrian Raheal could die if he falls and hits his heart.



	Finally! Research May Yield Herpes Cure A new approach shows promise against the resilient sexually-transmitted virus.



	YouTube to Turn Over User Records A court orders YouTube to provide Viacom video user logs in copyright case.



	Study Predicts 120 Degree Heat Waves Global warming may push future heat waves beyond 120 degrees by 2100.



	Francois Payard: Perfecting Pastries Relentless drive helped pastry chef rise to greatness.



	Technology Helps Umps Make Tough Calls Today, top tennis players can challenge controversial judgments with confidence.

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	Soldier Stories: Uplifting, Sad And Surprising Reports On American Vets From MTV's Street Team '08 In honor of Independence Day, we're highlighting Street Team reports on the people who have given so much to serve our country.



	Veterans Will See Big Benefits Increase In Just-Passed GI Bill Soldiers who fought in Iraq, Afghanistan will be eligible for nearly twice as much tuition as before.



	Iraq Veteran Ashwin Madia Running For Congress After Seeing War's Impact Firsthand 'It was after I went to Iraq that I started thinking about what this war has done ... to this country,' Republican turned Democrat says.



	Jay-Z Says He'd Be Open To Working With Noel Gallagher And Oasis: 'I Don't Bear Any Grudge' For Glastonbury Dis Hov also talks about plans for next LP.



	50 Cent Says 'I Don't View Young Buck As My Enemy,' Claims He's Not Going To War With Former G-Unit Member 'He's like a relative that decides to do something to you that you're uncomfortable with,' 50 says.



	Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy Arrested After Reacting To Racial Slur From Crowd Member Warrant was issued Thursday because police wish to speak with McCoy further about incident



	Young Jeezy Stresses: He's For Obama, Not McCain MC says his words were misconstrued in new issue of Vibe.



	Sigur Ros' New Album Is All About 'Doing Whatever We Feel Like,' Including Singing In English Icelandic post-rockers let loose, ditching their meticulous epics for a more joyous new sound.



	Britney Houston Recruits 'Britney Cat Dolls' For Pussycat Dolls Parody YouTube superstar also in the midst of recording a pop album.



	Cryptopsy Drummer Dismisses Sell-Out Claims; Plus Sepultura & More News That Rules, In Metal File 'If you don't like it, don't listen to it': Flo Mounier's message to fans critical of the band's new direction.

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