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Cinematheque emerges as rival to area competitors

By Heather Mills | March 4, 2002

Students searching for an alternative to weekend nights on Rugby Road need look no further than the University's student movie theater, which now consistently offers blockbuster entertainment. But the Newcomb Hall Theater was not always able to pay the big bucks to secure movies before they reached the video store. This year, Cinematheque, the University Programs Council committee that runs the Newcomb Hall Theater, fought to increase its ability to provide a safe and entertaining way for students to spend their weekends.

Job scarcity pumps up student anxiety

By Heather Mills | November 12, 2001

The job hunt is on. But with an abundance of predators and not enough prey, University students are starting to feel the heat of the jungle. Despite the mayhem, University Career Services is stepping up to provide support to increasingly anxious students. According to Jennifer Hoffman, recruitment manager at UCS, students became used to a rosy job outlook in the past few years. "We have become accustomed to the boom," she said.

C'ville sees surge in mobile communities

By Heather Mills | October 29, 2001

Marlene Doty lives in a gated neighborhood with a pool, playground and community center. She owns a spacious three-bedroom, two-bathroom house and has a fireplace in her family room.

Lincoln taps younger market with fresh, sleek Mark 9 sedan

By Heather Mills | April 23, 2001

As the school year draws to a close, the words of the illustrious Jermaine Dupree are probably ringing in your head.

UVIMCO's shrewd investments generate hefty market returns

By Heather Mills | March 5, 2001

Forget name brand investment banking firms like J.P. Morgan and Goldman & Sachs. Throw away the stereotype that the best market players are on Wall Street.

CIOs duke it out in appropriations battle

By Heather Mills | February 19, 2001

What do the Monroe Society and the Capoeira Club have in common? Well, although one group focuses on the power of persuasion and the other on hand-to-hand combat, both skills will be useful this semester when the two contend for a portion of the approximately $600,000 in Student Activity Fund dollars available to student groups.

Heather Mills

Cinematheque emerges as rival to area competitors

Job scarcity pumps up student anxiety

C'ville sees surge in mobile communities

Lincoln taps younger market with fresh, sleek Mark 9 sedan

UVIMCO's shrewd investments generate hefty market returns

CIOs duke it out in appropriations battle

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