WSU sets up meningitis shots againWINONA, Minn., April 24, 2002 -- Winona State University again in the fall will offer $85 vaccinations against meningitis, said campus health Director Diane Palm. A contract has been signed with Vaccess Health, the same provider as the last two years.
Reporter: Dean Johnson
What next? WSU up in air over dorm| WINONA, Minn., April 24, 2002 -- Winona State University executives figures the ducks were all lined up for the buillding permit for the proposed Sarnia Street dorm. Wrong. Now that the city Board of Adjustments has voted against the high-density dorm, with 26 percent less space per tenant than city code allows, the university is scrambling to decide what to do next. A request to the Board of Adjustment to reconsider is a possibilty, said Kent Gernander, a lawyer on the WSU Foundation board. It is the Foundation that would build and own the dorm in a novel scheme that spares the university from having to seek state funding. |
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Appeal variance denial?
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Background: City denies variance request for dorm
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SMU prof to science journal editorial boardWINONA, Minn., April 24, 2002 -- A Saint Mary's University education prof, Robert McClure, was appointed to the National Social Science AssociationŐs editorial board for its national journal.
CAMPUS READER
What in-the-know Winona college people are reading:
Chris Benda. "WSU Students Would Benefit From Proposed Science Center," Winona Daily News (April 24, 2002), Pag 1C. "Using Winona State University's Pasteur Hall to study science is like adapting 8-tracks to digitally synthesize music -- it's simply the wrong technology for the job." So Benda, a Daily News student columnist, begins his piece on why Winona State needs a new science building.
Jim Galewski. "Rohypnol: Another Aid for the Rapist," Winona Daily News (April 25, 2002), Page 6A. Galewski, the newspaper's editorialist, builds a column around a moving letter from a woman who was drugged and raped.
Jessie Meyer. "Change of Scenery," Winona Daily News (April 25, 2002), Page 2B. Meyer, a Daily News reporter, follows Saint Mary's University softball star Jennifer Garin into high school coaching in Plainview, Minn. |
Background: Campus site offers new service: Reading tips
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Editorialist doubts wisdom of second Huff bike pathWINONA, Minn., April 24, 2002 -- A plan to narrow Huff Street traffic lanes by eight feet on the Lake Winona causeway to create a bike path on the southbound side makes no sense, editorialist John Edstrom of the Post said in an opinion piece. He criticized city planners for going ahead without an opportunity for public reaction. The narrowing should not be a "done deal," Edstrom said. He noted a bike path already exists on the other side of the street. Also, he said, the city once widened the street and took down dozens of mature shade trees to accommodate traffic safely. Huff traffic has increased since then, not decreased, he said. It is Huff that carries most southside and Highway 61 traffic to Winona State University and the core nof the city.
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April 24, 2002 | Guards responded to a report of a suspicious person in the Lourdes cafeteria at 2:55 a.m. It was all right. The person was a kitchen employee who arrived early. |
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April 24, 2002 | SOFTBALL (WOMEN'S): WSU 2, UW-Platteville 0; UW-Platteville 5, WSU 3.
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