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Feb 2005

Painful choice puts student on track to success

Students training to become digital detectives

$7.5 million grant to help prepare next generation of teachers

Molloy named R.I. Professor of Year

International Engineering Program expanding to China

A TWISTED NIGHT

‘VACCINATION’ TIME

North Campus to become health sciences quad

Fall River man runs marathon to help URI community

Philanthropy consulting firm named to assist with upcoming campaign

College of Nursing announces $100,000 gift, launches 60th anniversary celebration

URI researchers: Seat belt use by Rhode Island teens well below national average

Men’s club hockey team training Junior Rams

Academic Enhancement Center not just for struggling students

New engineering professors launch security, transportation research

GSO, state launch Rhode Island Endeavor Program

Researcher shows that dinosaur extinction occurred at peak of diversity

Student essay on keeping ‘under God’ in pledge selected for national publication

Student’s research aims to protect endangered Caribbean snail

Journalism students hold mock press conference

New in the Fine Arts Center

CARNIVAL! exhibit at Providence Campus

Lecturer’s film on abuse cover-up in Catholic Church wins CINE Golden Eagle

Budding film makers captivated by Providence Campus program

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A TWISTED NIGHT

A TWISTED NIGHT: University of Rhode Island students Paul Stoffer of Marlborough, Mass., Chris Ferrara of Sharon, Mass., Shana Leffingwell and Jamie Medeiros, both of Bristol, play Twister at the URI Memorial Union ‘70s Night. The activity was part of the Memorial Union’s 50th anniversary celebration in November.

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