Wednesday
April 7, 2004
Vol 1, No 38
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1. Metro grad and war casualty to be honored Friday in Georgia
2. Presidential search, general studies workshop on BOT agenda today
3. Tivoli revitalization project a major undertaking
4. Do you know Mick Jackowski?
1. Metro grad and war casualty to be honored Friday in Georgia
Army Capt. Russell B. Rippetoe, a Metro State graduate who was among the first Coloradans to be killed in the Iraqi war a year ago, is being honored by the Armed Forces Insurance (AFI). To read more go to
http://www.mscd.edu/%7Ecollcom/@metro/tw@metro_vol1/rippetoe_twv1040704.htm
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2. Presidential search, general studies workshop on BOT agenda today
During its regularly scheduled meeting today, the Board of Trustees will receive an update from the Presidential Search Advisory Committee and will discuss the possibility of holding a workshop on general studies curricula. The Board will also hear a presentation from Career Services.The meeting is scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon in room 320 of the Tivoli Student Union. To view the agenda, go to http://www.mscd.edu/welcomectr/trustees/index.htm
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3. Tivoli revitalization project a major undertaking
March saw more dust, wet paint and scaffolding at the Tivoli as the building's 14-month revitalization project continues.The project is a large undertaking for AHEC both in scope and in the challenge of keeping the building open during construction with as little impact on Tivoli activities as possible. To read more go to
http://www.mscd.edu/%7Ecollcom/@metro/tw@metro_vol1/tivoli_twv1040704.htm
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4. Do you know Mick Jackowski?
Marketing Professor Mick Jackowski has a vision to help his department and others make extra cash. It starts with a class project to sell water bottles. From there, he foresees an entire Metro product line with its own online catalog. To read more about Jackowski and his plans go to
http://www.mscd.edu/%7Ecollcom/@metro/tw@metro_vol1/jackowski_twv1040704.htm
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Metro's
student journalists collect more awards The Met Report won two first-place awards, one for Best Television Newscast - Non-Daily and the other for Best Online Student Broadcast Station. The station also picked up a second-place award for TV Sports Photography and two third-place awards for TV Feature Photography and TV Sports Reporting. "The Met Report is only in its second year, so that says a lot about what we've done in a short time, especially beating a school like CSU, which has a great program and has been around for a while," said Tom Livingston, news director and anchor of The Met Report. Added Jim Craig, coordinator of Metro's broadcasting program: "I am delighted with the success of the Met Report. I am proud of them - they're good, talented people doing good, creative work." The Met Report is available online at www.metreport.com In the newspaper category, The Metropolitan won first place for Best All-Around Weekly Newspaper, as well as first place awards for In-Depth Reporting and General News Photography. The Met Online took first place in Online In-Depth Reporting and in Online Opinion and Commentary. http://www.mscd.edu/themet/ Metrosphere
won third place in the Best Student Magazine category. Metrosphere/index.html
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