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This is the last publication of the University Chronicle for fall semester 2004. Publication will resume in the spring semester of 2005 after winter break. The first issue for spring semester comes out January 24.
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Some students believe the Grinch has stolen Christmas.
In past years, holiday decorations filled campus buildings and residence halls. Although there is no written policy, some students have claimed the university has taken a no-decorations stance to the holidays.
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College representative elections are coming up quickly and the candidates have been named. The elections are conducted bi-annually so that representatives will take office during the start of the fall and spring semesters.
The representatives will have an important job to fulfill after they take office and will become the voice of the students in their particular colleges.
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For one group of students, an initiative that began as a class project has turned into an event that may have far-reaching effects on the community.
Faculty, students and community members attended a dinner promoting sustainable agriculture and a developing community garden at University Lutheran Church Tuesday night.
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An SCSU grad not only received national recognition, but also an award named for her long-time mentor.
Cara Ruff, a 1992 SCSU graduate, won the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Award for Social Justice on June 10 at the National Association of Social Workers Minnesota conference at the Earle Browne Center at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities.
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With the holiday season comes the harsh weather of Minnesota. Asian Students In Action (ASIA) members have put together a clothing drive for this holiday season to help the new Hmong refugees keep warm this winter.
"This will be the first time they experience harsh winters," the advisor of ASIA Hedy Tripp said.
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