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April 16, 2009
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Investigational helicopter demonstrated on Reeves lawn lawn

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Last week, Sergeant Brad Horne of the Utah Department of Public Safety, demonstrated a remote controlled helicopter used by the Highway Patrol for accident and crime scene investigations for Dr. Richard Walton’s CJ1355 crime scene Investigation class.

CEU’s future discussed

Commissioner of Higher Education has appointed former College of Eastern Utah President Michael Petersen to explore options for CEU in an uncertain economic future. Working alongside the administration, staff, faculty and community, Petersen will explore different options for the college and present his recommendations to the Board of Regents in May.

CEU departmental awards

Twenty-five College of Eastern Utah students will receive departmental awards for outstanding achievement in their respective departments on Friday, May 1 in the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center, announced interim Vice President and Provost, Michelle Fleck.

Olsen takes classes to China

If the students cannot come to the College of Eastern Utah, then take CEU to the students. That’s the thought process behind Dr. Henning Olsen’s distance learning (DL-Live Home Broadcast) accounting 2010 class that has students from Helper, Wellington, West Valley, Ferron, Orangeville, Castle Dale and Elmo registered in it.

Top students of ‘09 class announced

Three Price natives will serve as College of Eastern Utah’s top students for the class of ’09 at the 71st commencement exercises on Saturday, May 2, in the Bunnell-Dmitrich Athletic Center.


CEU Wind Symphony performs tribute to heroes

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The Eastern Utah Wind Symphony, a college-community band at College of Eastern Utah, will appear in concert on Saturday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. in CEU’s Jennifer Leavitt Student Center. The program will feature guest euphonium soloist, Edward Mallett, as well as the premiere of a new composition, Crandall Canyon, by Daniel Thrower. Gregory Benson, CEU music professor and dean of arts & sciences, will conduct the evening’s performance.


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Also in this issue

NEWS
Meeting describes fiscal CEU future
Madsen keynotes commencement
Winters wins first in Ireland welding contest

SPORTS
Best of times, worst of times, good bye CEU
Don’t shower in France
Diamondbacks giving back to society
EU goes .500 in two weeks of games
Former football player killed in Pittsburgh

VIEWPOINTS
A bit of advice with your paper
Proof that some words are useless
A toast to CEU
My brief thought
Academia to Athletics
Letter to the editor:

LIFESTYLES
Spain or Costa Rica
Best of the best artists
PBL places in accounting’s top 10 past 31 years
A great man leaves CEU
12-year bookstore veteran named manager
Skills USA moves onto nationals
Library director retires after 17 years of service
Alumnus returns to Eastern Utah as controller

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