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NC State University News Clips Archives 2002

Compiled by North Carolina State University’s News Services, a part of the Public Affairs Office. Listed below are links to the news clips web sites previously distributed. Click on the date to be taken to the list of headlines for that date, then click on the link to be taken to the web site.

12/30/02, 12/20/02, 12/19/02, 12/18/02, 12/17/02, 12/16/02, 12/13/02, 12/12/02, 12/11/02, 12/10/02, 12/09/02, 12/04/02, 12/03/02, 12/02/02

11/27/02, 11/26/02, 11/25/02, 11/22/02, 11/21/02, 11/20/02, 11/19/02, 11/18/02, 11/15/02, 11/14/02, 11/13/02, 11/12/02, 11/11/02, 11/8/02, 11/7/02, 11/6/02, 11/5/02, 11/4/02, 11/1/02

10/31/02, 10/30/02, 10/29/02, 10/28/02, 10/25/02, 10/24/02, 10/23/02, 10/22/02, 10/21/02, 10/18/02, 10/17/02, 10/16/02, 10/15/02, 10/14/02, 10/11/02, 10/10/02, 10/9/02, 10/8/02, 10/7/02, 10/4/02, 10/3/02, 10/2/02, 10/1/02

9/30/02, 9/27/02, 9/26/02, 9/25/02, 9/24/02, 9/23/02, 9/20/02, 9/19/02, 9/18/02, 9/17/02, 9/16/02, 9/13/02, 9/12/02, 9/11/02, 9/10/02, 9/9/02, 9/6/02, 9/5/02, 9/4/02, 9/3/02

8/30/02, 8/29/02, 8/28/02, 8/27/02, 8/26/02, 8/23/02, 8/22/02, 8/21/02, 8/20/02, 8/19/02, 8/16/02, 8/15/02, 8/14/02, 8/13/02, 8/12/02, 8/9/2002, 8/8/2002, 8/7/2002, 8/6/2002, 8/5/2002, 8/2/2002, 8/1/2002

7/31/2002, 7/30/2002, 7/29/2002, 7/26/2002, 7/25/2002, 7/24/2002, 7/23/2002, 7/22/2002, 7/19/2002, 7/18/2002, 7/17/2002, 7/16/2002, 7/15/2002, 7/12/2002, 7/11/2002, 7/10/2002, 7/9/2002, 7/8/2002, 7/5/2002, 7/3/2002, 7/2/2002, 7/1/2002

6/28/2002, 6/27/2002, 6/26/2002, 6/25/2002, 6/24/2002, 6/21/2002, 6/20/2002, 6/19/2002, 6/18/2002, 6/17/2002, 6/14/2002, 6/13/2002, 6/12/2002, 6/11/2002, 6/10/2002, 6/7/2002, 6/6/2002, 6/5/2002, 6/4/2002, 6/3/2002

5/31/2002, 5/30/2002, 5/29/2002, 5/28/2002, 5/27/2002, 5/24/2002, 5/23/2002, 5/22/2002, 5/21/2002, 5/20/2002, 5/17/2002, 5/16/2002, 5/15/2002, 5/14/2002, 5/13/2002, 5/10/2002, 5/9/2002, 5/8/2002, 5/7/2002, 5/6/2002, 5/3/2002, 5/2/2002, 5/1/2002

4/30/2002, 4/29/2002, 4/26/2002, 4/25/2002, 4/24/2002, 4/23/2002, 4/22/2002, 4/19/2002, 4/18/2002, 4/17/2002, 4/16/2002, 4/15/2002, 4/12/2002, 4/11/2002, 4/10/2002, 4/9/2002, 4/8/2002, 4/5/2002, 4/4/2002, 4/3/2002, 4/2/2002, 4/1/2002

3/29/2002, 3/28/2002, 3/27/2002, 3/26/2002, 3/25/2002, 3/22/2002, 3/21/2002, 3/20/2002, 3/19/2002, 3/18/2002, 3/15/2002, 3/14/2002, 3/13/2002, 3/12/2002, 3/11/2002, 3/8/2002, 3/7/2002, 3/6/2002, 3/5/2002, 3/4/2002, 3/1/2002

2/27/2002, 2/26/2002, 2/25/2002, 2/22/2002, 2/21/2002, 2/20/2002, 2/19/2002

12/30/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Kay Yow: 2002 Tar Heel of the Year
Closed mouth, open hand
New rules add pressure for international students
N.C. State campaign under way to raise $750 million
Clues from a bug's life
Cloning as risky as it is difficult
Ideas await capital
Suburbs key loss for Dems
Suburbs are focus of search for voters
Crowd Control
Across the USA: News from every state
State's jobless rate rose again last month
Favoritism alleged in LEAF grant
Grants to cooperative questioned by some
A wish from Far East
Deck deal no steal for city
Scrambling Up a New Ladder
Business Briefs
Footnotes: Triangle Universities and colleges
Footnotes: Triangle Universities and colleges
People: N.C. State University
People: N.C. State University
UNC system funding fares better than some
Letter to the Editor: The People's Forum
Letter to the Editor: The People's Forum
Editorial: She uses renown for good
'Taj Mahal' or 'Technopolis'? N.C. Project Raises Eyebrows
N.C. State kicks off record fund drive
Orion wins $17.6 million genome contract
Read Fine Print On Over-The-Counter Drugs
Wake Forest Univ. adds staff to help start companies
NCSU scientists develop procedure to save trees
Freshman Senator Sees the Presidency as His Next, and Second, Office
SCHOOLBOOKS FLUBBING FACTS: Texts filled with errors and political correctness
Program fills niche in troubled school districts
Elderly valued less in cost-benefit studies
Obit: Annie Mae Nordan

12/20/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Goodnight delivers NCSU graduation address
Mood, music mix in Moldova
UNC-CH panel floats tuition hike
Letter to the Editor: WWJD argument keeps rolling
Government weighs the worth of human life
ISO 9000 standard key to global business
Economy's Best Bet is Tech: Analysis
IP licensing deal reached by SRC and university
Tobacco Firm Funds Genome Project
Obit: Ira Lee Baker

12/19/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Live your passion, grads told
University spending ranks high
Pack AD goes live
NCSU Receives $17 Million Grant To Study Tobacco Genome
Government weighs the worth of human life
USDA lowers production limits for certain tobacco
Nanotech builds cells: Artificial membrane printed onto silicon chips.
Woman Extraordinaire 2002: Kay Yow
Out of the lab, into the plant

12/18/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Southpoint still luring shoppers from Wake
Letter lobbies for thorough review of NCSU hotel project
UNC system ranked 33rd in spending
Study shows NC higher education ranks well in money chase
Collection of farm recipes for city folks
Fowler leading life of sports
Police say man shot near N.C. State campus
Radio Clip: WUNC
Television Clip: ABC 11
Editorial: Sweet smell of science
Future's best bet: Technology, again
Letter lobbies for thorough review of NCSU hotel project
IBM and universities expand research horizons
Dow opening South Charleston Tech Center to outside researchers
Manure Collection System May Provide Ultimate in Recycling

12/17/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Farmers will produce less tobacc
New rules for animal farms
In Profile: Lee Fowler
Pack makes V Classic debut
Television Clip: Tobacco Genome
Police Investigate Deadly Shooting Near NCSU
Editorial: Controlling costs
Makeup of Tobacco is Project
Study says air pollution at livestock farms should be measured
Armyworm Alert

12/16/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Race's role in college admissions
The Blame Game: A low point in relations
Jangled all the way
Hotel showdown centers on law
Democrats' eyes turn to Edwards
Rain, snow ease area's dry conditions
'Storm of the century'
Navigating different paths to Rhodes
FOOTNOTES: NCSU grads to hear SAS head
The Facts on NC State's Hotel/Conf. Center
Report puts focus on farm air pollution
Gator Bowl sold out
NCSU to get $17.6M
The People's Fourm: Forbidden to cut
Letter to the Editor: New EPA regs will help preserve jobs
Editorial: To tobacco's heart
Editorial: Bright Future for Leaf?
No gold awarded in architectural Olympics
Why pay when it's 'free'?

12/13/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Outages make shortages worse
Arena debt gets fresh look
Hog farms urged to clear air
Study says air pollution at livestock farms should be measured
Packed house for bowl
Editorial: Holding the line
Philip Morris to Help Map Tobacco Genome
Breeders See Big Money in Next Blockbuster Poinsettia
Yes, Santa CAN do it

12/12/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU to map out tobacco
Philip Morris, N.C. State agree to map out tobacco genome
NCSU to get $17.6M to map tobacco genome
Not 'a single weather event we don't get'
Christmas tree crop largely unaffected by last week’s storm
Utility Crews Make Progress In Restoring Power To N.C. Customers
Winter Storm Affects Charities, Retailers
Storm's last insult: spoiled food
Marshall Scholars for 2003 Are Announced
Committed to a cause
College towns seek to shutter student communes
Philip Morris, N.C. State agree to map out tobacco genome
Winter storm affects charities, retailers
Challenge: Cut labor costs, placate unions
Scientist stirred up pork industry wrath
U. Florida: Research discovers false facts in texts

12/11/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Evidence points to innocence
Trees need TLC, expert says
Weed team tackles interlopers
BRIEFS: NCSU student wins Marshall Award
Renowned Cirque to raise tent in Raleigh
Police Catch Students Trying To Steal Christmas Trees
Raleigh firm gets fed buck for bio lab
Leadership gene now kicks in
AlphaVax attracts biodefense grant
POINT OF VIEW: The key to an examined life
EDITORIAL: Tuition Freeze
EDITORIAL: Given economic hardships, a tuition freeze is justifiable
Amorphous Materials Researh Mentioned

12/10/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Manufacturing nearly doubled in 25 years
Most N.C. Christmas tree growers spared from ice damage
Ice storm cleanup bills piling up
Lawmakers take no vote on NCSU project
Lawmakers to Hear Proposal Today
Commission Won't Block Resort
Commission takes no action on NCSU hotel
Professors told about benefits of aerospace partnership
State Considering New Physical Education Requirements
UNC System Leaders Propose Tuition Freeze
Radio Clip: WUNC 91.5
Triad, Triangle also feel the pain
Panel to vote on hotel
Watered-down bill still nearly killed
Biz Leads: New Faces
North Carolina State Fair promotes biotech
Woman Extraordinaire 2002: Kay Yow
Board expected to back push for UNC system tuition freeze
OPINION: Internal security
Extension service waits on new director
NCSU, NC A&T target Lenoir County
Cities crack down on student 'slums'
Fightin' Irish headed to the Gator Bowl

12/9/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Panel hearing about NCSU resort can't block project, Basnight says
Storm chills Muslim holiday
A chill in the shopping
Why now for Edwards?
State's economy cited for tuition-freeze idea
Partnership with NASA to aid universities
Student Press: NCSU's Technician
6 reasons to run
FOOTNOTES: Triangle universities and colleges
Gator Bowl can only wait
Pack likely to play Irish in Gator Bowl
Pack receives $5.2 million
Couple give $5.2 million to N.C. State athletics
N.C. State receives $5.2 million gift
Peace Corps opens UNC recruiting post
PEOPLE: NC State University
Attorney deal may prompt UNC policy
Comfort and Joy
COLUMN: BIG SPENDERS: University system will have to tighten belt
QUICK TAKES: No Gold Medal for architects
The Sherlock of Spuds
Scientists Find New Way To Assess Where Cotton-Killing Pests Develop
Scientists see green in Christmas tree genes
Water Key to Keeping Tree Green
Shoes and sheets get wired
Stories of modern science: Researchers Develop Artificial Retina
Professor stirred up pork-industry wrath
Poinsettia breeders will gauge public preference
Sun is ok, says latest neutrino experiment
Coping with ice and no power

12/4/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU hotel moves ahead
Resort project moves through legislative subcommittee
NCSU Resort Project Moves Through Legislative Subcommittee
Lawmakers discuss N.C. State conference center
Race case stirs UNC debate
Subcommittee backs plan to expand DNA testing in N.C.
Cigarette companies plan to buy less domestic tobacco in '03
Goodness grows in this cookbook
Liquidation for Shavlik's company
Editorial: Chapel Hill's lesson
A Political Tightrope in California
Corn could make cotton pests Bt resistant
Cigarette companies plan to buy less domestic tobacco in '03
Science Seeks Ways to Make Christmas 'Supertrees'

12/3/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

North Carolina State U. Reprimands a Professor for Violating Conflict-of-Interest Policy
AG wants to expand DNA testing in North Carolina
More DNA testing sought
Television Clip: WRAL
Universities, Schools Fight Plagiarism
Chatham County Residents Say Air Needs More Monitoring
Moeser says lawyer agreement was wrong after meeting
Board scolds UNC leader
Letter to the Editor: Leadership and pay
Hydrogen allows bacteria to flourish in stomach
Science Seeks Ways to Make Christmas 'Supertrees'
Scientists Find that Ulcer-Causing Pathogen Uses Hydrogen for Energy
Clemson sees payoff from niche research
Universities, Schools Fight Plagiarism
North Carolina State University: Network Agents Plot the Path of Least Resistance

12/2/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Duke, UNC ardently court black faculty, reach high rank
Transfer students improve grades
The cost of incentives
NCSU professor disciplined for not disclosing private venture
Expert on small fruit penalized at N.C. State
Under the Dome: Opinion on theft of state goods has familiar sound
North Carolina claims turkey of a title
The little Garner depot that could
Group taps into service mind-set
Patents donated to NCSU
Former NCSU Linebacker Damien Covington Killed During Robbery
Harvest a bounty of gratitude with gardening book gifts
Editorial: State budget crunch doesn't justify laxity
Science seeks to surpass nature with `supertrees'
Company plans new waste treatment plant, local officials say
Radio Clip: J-Wave 81.3 FM Tokyo
Editorial: High-nicotine tobacco smells like money

11/27/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Radio Clip: WUNC 91.5
National prize goes to Cree’s chairman
If the suit fits
UNC Budget Cuts Sent To General Assembly
Gator grabs Wolfpack
State fans excited about Gator Bowl bid
An offer Pack couldn't refuse
Wolfpack Accepts Bid To Gator Bowl
Wolfpack takes bid to Gator
Black bear population rebounds in eastern NC
DOE supports artificial retina work
Wolfpack headed for the Gator Bowl

11/26/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

UNC cut shallow, but it still smarts
Agencies on notice about thefts
Missing money hard to track for state agencies
New scrutiny unsettling to some visitors
In the Snap of a Goal Post, Life Can Be Forever Altered
Colleges Pondering Prevention After the Latest 'Sports Riots'
Some State Employees May Have To Put Retirement Plans On Hold
Easley has 'better' budget view
Editorial: . . .failing grades
Mementos of Pack win go on sale
Football fans riot for teams: Melee at OSU after U-M game outdoes 4 other campuses
Fans put football on disaster alert
N.C. State repeats upset of Fla. State
Protecting Your Cat From Ticks / Topical medications may harm kitties; consult your vet
Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham Announces Next Steps for Artificial Retina Project

11/25/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Tech startup program may shift gears
Hotels vow to fight NCSU project to court
FOOTNOTES: NCSU
NCSU focuses on smaller hog farms
Millions vanish through misuse
Missing money hard to track for state agencies
Dan Mohr stars in Pat Conroy's new book
3 hurt as NCSU fans celebrate win
Three Injured, 21 Arrested At NCSU Football Game
Wolfpack fans celebrate win
Outstanding Achievement Award
Schools squeamish about telling names of offenders
Food supply is absolutely as safe as it can be
People: N.C. State University
In Business: Achievements
North Carolina College Links with Top Textile Institute
Black Bear Population Bouncing Back in Eastern N.C. After Years of Decline
OBIT: Susan D. Crissey, Ph.D.

11/22/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Durham wins over Raleigh ad agency
Edwards calls for free year of college
NCSU eyeing MFA degree
Ex-South View coach Jernigan dies
Native American heritage
N.C. A&T, others, win bid to develop aerospace institute
Edwards Talks Education, With an Eye on 2004
OBIT: Carroll Edward Collins

11/21/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Senator wants to jump-start college for all
Partisan politics may bend
Commission focuses on changing state economy
Researchers Find New Method for Detecting Skin Diseases in Fish
Few People Read Over-the-Counter Drug Labels
Native spruce pine excels in landscape
OBIT: Conservationist Jay Hair, 56

11/20/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Home Builders, Owners Concerned Over Possibility Of Higher Interest Rates
With Osama or Other Criminals, Voice ID is 'No Sure Thing'
Pure and Sim-ple ; Computer gamers learn about quirks; of human behavior in The Sims' world
US Genl Myers: Reconstruction Next Step In Afghanistan

11/19/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Universities see rainbow in research
Picking Malone's successor
Match sparks dorm fire
N.C. Ranks Fourth in Teen Marriages
'8 Mile' gap
Getting Involved: Wake County
Editorial: Material world
Editorial: Enrollment surge healthy -- to a point
With Osama or Other Criminals, Voice ID is 'No Sure Thing'
OBIT: H. Rober van der Vaart
OBIT: Jay Hair, Who Led Wildlife Federation, Dies at 56

11/18/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Chancellor Fox co-authors report on teaching
Foundation of leadership
U.S. soldiers' role in Afghanistan beginning to change, general says
Gen. Hugh Shelton Participates In Leadership Forum Named After Him
Former, Current Chairmen Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff In Raleigh To Discuss Business, Iraq
Centennial bucks trend
Colleges caught in middle
More teens in love with marriage
Textile institute, N.C. State unite grad programs
General Hugh Shelton speaks at N.C. State
Runners take part in Old Reliable Run
State's jobless rate falls again
Look who's dancing
Mentors, more time are part of solution
People: N.C. State University
Butterflies at Bragg
Student Press
The Genre: Has Southern literature lost its compass?
Column: Camellias and berries for bright 'holly days'
UNC enrollment increases at each campus
High-Tech Tools U.S. Might Use in War With Iraq; Ham Radio Operators Help Rescue Efforts; Researchers Try to Develop Fabric of Future
US Gen. Myers: Reconstruction Next Step In Afghanistan
NCSU, ITT form textile partnership
The Brain behind 'How Stuff Works"
Meet the cloned cash cow - coming soon to a farmyard near you - Replica DNA developed in US will arouse ...
Gene Researchers Close In On Nicotine's "Evil Cousin"
Nevada among states pushing ahead with green power
Inward Bound conference went out of bounds for some

11/15/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Teaming up for textiles
NSCU, ITT form textile partnership
College seniors face grim job prospects
Low interest rates leave borrowers looking to refinance
War buddy recalls JFK
NCSU seeks input on expansion near Dix site
Compensation for Public-College Presidents
Letter to the editor: Grand hotel
Seven scientists win DOE award
With a focus on developing professionals, not interns, summit participants discuss education-to-practice continuum
J.E.C.
States push ahead with green power

11/14/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

St. Aug's explores reparations issue
Cutting back on unrelated roomies
NCSU-area plan heads to council
Local leaders want more authority, money from state
Raleigh discusses mixed-use area
Briefs: NCSU vet student charged with fraud
Dynamics of human speech limit ability to match voices Identifying individuals is no sure thing
Not Quite a Fingerprint
A mosquito repellent from tomatoes--the alternative to DEET?

11/13/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Information open house scheduled for Wednesday
N.C. State, institute form textile alliance
Peeper due in court on charges of resisting arrest
SAS signs deal with Agriculture
Editorial: Wolfpack Ritz moves ahead
Keepings Pets Tick, Flea Free Helps Owners Too
Local university climbs to national ranking in chemical engineering funding

11/12/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU cadets honor veterans
Black reparations will be panel's focus
UNC aims to bond with new legislators
Peeper Due in Court on Charges of Resisting Arrest
Golden Leaf makes $11.4M in grants
Keeping Pets Tick, Flea Free Helps Owners Too

11/11/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

N.C. State gets OK on hotel, golf course
Board OKs NCSU conference center
Committee approves $70.8 million NCSU hotel complex
UNC Board of Governors votes in favor of NCSU center
UNC board approves NC State executive resortead
UNC Board Approves NC State Resort
Agencies operating on limited allocations
UNC Board To Vote On N.C. State Resort
More farmers may quit as prices drop
Board wants raises for professors
Easley Withholding Funds From Agencies, Watching Economy
UNC honors former governor, former chief justice
Funds' use for recruiting rare
Hodge receives NCSU Libraries Faculty Award
Nitronex on trail in hunt for $15M
Behind GOP's wins in Wake
The importance of reading Ernest Gaines
UNC Passes hikes in pay, enrollment
MCNC near a deal to fund its supercomputer
Easley agenda vs. GOP
UNC faculty will get pay increases
VETERANS DAY EVENTS: WAKE COUNTY
Triangle Business Journal: People
News & Observer: People
Bloodless switch, yes, but struggle still exists
Signs of life glimmer amid economic gloom
Federal program offers no easy fix for farmers
UNC spending plan asks for 6% raises for faculty
Votes show no clear trend
Playback: Quotes of the Week
Split House to make politics 'fun'
N.C. withholds funds, says they're not cuts
Guarding the Henhouse
Be on your toes with variable annuity advice
2002 Governor's Quality Awards presented at conference

11/8/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Vote expected today on NCSU hotel
LEAF hands out millions in grants
Consultant will handle deal for controversial Golden LEAF grant
Consultant Will Handle Controversial Tobacco Fund Grant
State to withhold agency funds
Tentative Deal Will Keep North Carolina Supercomputing Center Open
UNC honors former governor, former chief justice
Local office-market slump gets attention
Vigil scheduled for shooting victim
Chunky Heels Stack Up Problems For Women
Few People Bother to Read Over-the-Counter Drug Labels

11/7/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Muslims find solace in Ramadan
North Raleigh plan nixed
UNC board of governors may ask for 6 percent salary raise for faculty
UNC Board To Seek 6-Percent Pay Increase For Faculty
UNC board likely to press state for faculty pay raisese
State's loyalty still divided
Dole gears up for victory tour
General Assembly gets a new look
Investigators Look Into Cause Of Fatal Wreck Near NCSU
Briefs: Cary man, 71, dies in wreck near NCSU
OPINION: A smart candidate with a plan
Is Sugary Toxin the Smoking Gun?
Use of painkillers for pet surgery on the upswing
Finding out what makes them stick: Research indicates single gene mutation causes glutinous rice
OBIT: Byron Alcy Hamrick, Jr.

11/6/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Lots of capital seeking a venture
Support aids teachers new to the fold
New name, same mission: helping
State Highway Patrol Looks At Allegations Of Racial Profiling
N.C. State Television Clip
Editorial: Fair pay on campus
Ideas For Sale
Science texts not always by the book

11/5/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Hatching a new scheme
State pension fund shrinks
UNC Picks Life Sciences Investor To Head New $20M VC Fund
NCSU Researchers Discover Dye To Detect Skin Disease In Fish
Radio clip: Andy Taylor appears on "The State of Things"
Student on shaky ground.
Researchers discover dye to detect skin disease in fish

11/4/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

College resources just clicks away
Almost an agreement
Group pushes for Latino votes
NCAA standards raise fears
ChannelAdvisor courts heavyweights
Disparity seen in pay at UNC
RDU's Terminal C envisioned as icon
artful living
CRABSITTERS: Two projects aimed at reviving blue-crab stock
True believers: Charlie Grady
Perspectives on Americana
People: NCSU
NC State Television Clip: Technology Works to Keep Iraq in Compliance With U.N. Mandates; Professor Wants to Fix Science Textbooks; Afghanistan Goes Mobile
Hatchery research could help NC's pinched blue-crab industry
Bamboo builds a local following : World's most popular construction material builds a local following
Make math add up, speaker urges
UPI Farming Today : Company Develops New Poultry Bedding Material
Where to Go for Help
Most bug repellents useless, experts say
Drawn Back to War-Torn Vietnam

11/1/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Security Lax Near NC State Research Reactor
NCSU wins $100,000 grant
Many seek part of Farm Bill loot
Millions more for schools
Capitol monument to blacks envisioned
NCSU Police Recover Stolen Computers On Internet
TV picks drive fans' game plans
Many miles in Cook's shoes
TogetherSoft sold for $185 million
Study at NC State College of Veterinary Medicine
CNN coverage of College of Veterinary Medicine's Dog Olympics
Immunology study at College of Veterinary Medicine
Insects, pollen, seeds travel wildlife corridors
Panel Said The Cloning Technique-Called Nuclear Might Make The Animals Different
Ophthalmology research by College of Veterinary Medicine
Research by Michael Steer

10/31/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Plan links economy to education
NC State Television Clip
NC State Police Charge 4 In Connection With Laptop Thefts
NCSU recovers stolen computer equipment
NCSU gets serious about a big weekend
University endowments hold almost steady
Red Hat hits the road
TogetherSoft sold for $185 million
Raleigh tech player bought
Pack gear suddenly red hot
Researchers are Working to Boost Blue Crab Population.

10/30/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Women cross globe to study Raleigh politics
Campus Sex Registry Deadline Passes
NCSU researcher rebuts doubters of Pfiesteria's dangers
Technician's View: Funds play a factor in seminar registration
Teen's rare find rocks geology world
OBIT: Kuo-Chung Tai

10/29/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Engineering a Life
Getting Involved: Wake County
The People's Forum: Overlooked strengths
Researchers are Working to Boost Blue Crab Population.
Draining the land without polluting the waters
NC State Geneticists Study Origin, Evolution of "Sticky" Rice
Sanchez named World Food Prize Laureate
OBIT: William Edward Pearson
OBIT: Charles "Bud" Lynam

10/28/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Area jobelss rate falls again
Triad jobless rate falls to 5.5%, but fewer are looking for work
NCSU students learn about culture
NCSU students brighten up campus
Body of art
Clearscapes sculpts cityscape
FOOTNOTES: Burkholder answers critics
PEOPLE: N.C. State University
Pack fans savor wins
Panel should redo search for consultant, lawyer says
The Fisherman's Graveyard
Squirrelus maximus
NCSU to raise funds for camp, MADD
Opinion: Real fair remains same
Editorial: Strong UNC voice
The People's Forum: Students and neighborhoods: a heavy load
North Carolina Researchers Attempt to Boost Blue-Crab Population.
The GM conundrum
Bacteria attack TCE faster with vegetable oil stimulant
N.C. pilot project goes online to help students with algebra. (Around The States).
Amber-bearing ancient log piques geologists' curiosity
OBIT: Lawrence Wendell Martin

10/25/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Issues over new center
State recommends communities reevaluate water restrictions
Drought team eases restrictions
NCTDA's Assignment Is Far from Finished, Its President Says
Getting Involved: Wake County
Strange Bedfellows in the Tobacco Barn
N.C. project could help blue crab industry
Tranzyme opens of new research facilities at BD Technologies incubator
Many Insect-Elimination Devices Fail to Work, Experts Say.

10/24/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Fair puts city kids in touch with country
Military leaders to speak at forum
Housing limit plan proceeds
Road is named in memory of racer
Wake County: Getting Involved
Center of attention
Educational exhibits abound at the State Fair
Under The Dome: Seeking a Bush boost
Pfiesteria Experts Answer Critics
Board commits funds to new training center for pharmaceuticals
Geneticists Study Origin, Evolution of "Sticky" Rice
Weapons in mosquito war are mostly a bunch of duds

10/23/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Original pfiestria researcher backs previous toxicity findings
NCSU Researcher Rebuts Doubters of Pfiesteria's Dangers
Rezoning of land near RBC Center delayed
50 years of cows, concerts
Bowles, Dole Mind Their Manners In Latest Debate
Farmland preservation program protects a way of life
Despite rain, drought remains
Man Sentenced to Jail for Peeping at Girl
Man sentenced to jail for peeping at girl
Man sentenced to 120 days on peeping conviction
Uncertain tobacco season winds down
Toxic Science
North Carolina budget cuts not as severe as expected
NCSU researcher rebuts doubters of Pfiesteria's danger

10/22/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Johnston aims to entice grads with biotech training center
Raleigh Leaders May Limit Number Of Unrelated People Cohabitating
Colleges fertile for cells
Man sentenced to jail for peeping at girl
N.C. State Adding More Security After Series Of Robberies
NC State Television Clip
Opinion: The campaign's economics

10/21/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Corporate boards: NCSU chancellor tops list
NCSU in midst of genetics risk study
Biotech grid test runs until spring
NCSU honors RTI's Cruze
Plan would restrict roomies
Crime lower, murder higher
State's jobless rate drops for 2nd month
Better times seen ahead
Pulling out the stops
Notes to Democrats: Come to session ... if you can
Avant-garde gardening thrives at fairgrounds
Blue-ribbon traffic jam
Parched hay can be toxic
Newcomers take on veteran
Milestones
University People
Chandran back in business with 'fun' firm
Editorial: City conventions
FSU research park faces hurdles
Big City Stretches a Small Council Frustration over size of districts gives an issue to secessionists. Even some opponents of breakup agree they're too large.
Cash cows on organic diets: Dairy farmer turns profit by going green
'Legacies' coming: Show will replace 37 years of 'Texas'
Gamers use The Sims to test behavior - or just to watch their bosses fry
'Last chance' for Parkway landscape?
Youngblood: From Superchicken to biotechnology
Algae bloom suspected cause of allergic reactions in surf

10/18/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Shooter at N.C. State was Issued Handgun Permits
Man applied for gun permits before shooting
Senate passes bill that would send $51.55M to N.C.
Mix, match, meaning
Durham contests NCSU hotel plans
Don't Miss: Rodney Waschka
NCSU extends coaches' deals
Tom Griffin, chief of public works for Winston-Salem, to retire Dec. 1
Getting Involved: Wake County
Signs of renewal for Wolfpack men's soccer
Editorial: Glint of gold at NCSU
N.C. State University Chancellor Marye Anne Fox joins board
NASA Picks Corporation To Lead Aerospace Research Institute

10/17/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Man got gun permit day of killing
Shooter at N.C. State was issued handgun permits
Climatologist: Heavy rains spiked reservoir levels
N.C. State hotel plan generates concern
Officials see hope at end of the rainbow
Students form crime watch
Shooter at N.C. State Was Issued Handgun Permits
Letter to the editor: Peaceful influence
Health risks identified for genetically engineered meat
A Sims world | Characters offer a chance to re-create, somewhat control people in our lives
Alumni information: For sale by schools

10/16/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Safety remains a priority for our campus community
NC State Television Clip
Editorial: Bad timing for NCSU
Hotel revenue pie gets smaller
Redefine the experience, not the library
People: Education
NCSU Spinoff, BioMarck, Pursues Funding
Gamers use The Sims to test behavior - or just to watch their bosses fry

10/15/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

NCSU looks to beef up security
RBC Center granted exception for large sign
Larger sign granted for arena
Editorial: Smart rivalries
Letter to the editor: University's outreach
New-fangled fabrics reveal funky shape of the future
Frank Harmon has designed a rugged IRON STUDIO at the Penland School of Crafts in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina
Father-son team unlock secrets of snake that dines on toxic newts
Chinese Transplant With a Warming Soul
The science of wildlife corridors ; Study supports local planners' intuition
Gene Hunters Help Set the Pace in Assault on Nature's Secrets
Nanoscience community honors its own
Scientists call for tighter regulation of biotech foods
Starch pathway in maize lacks diversity

10/14/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Committee delays consideration of NCSU's proposed hotel and conference center
Two dead at NCSU
Students still feel safe on NCSU campus
Domestic violence increase a disturbing trend
Gene Hunters Help Set the Pace in Assault on Nature’s Secrets
Victims identified in murder-suicide on N.C. State campus
UNC system directs campuses not to use tuition money for faculty raises
UNC faculty upset at new tuition directive
Note is clue to NCSU tragedy
Lessons from a failed startup
Strangers with common ground
Teen aims to lead millions to vote
Counting sides of round arena
FOOTNOTES
Two Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide At NCSU
Seniors toil and trouble over test
ON CAMPUS: People
Universities: Partners as well as rivals
Debate sponsors cancel forum
Letter to the Editor: A wildlife corridor
UNC spurns merit raises
POINT OF VIEW: Don't bind the state budget

10/11/02 Click on the date to be taken to the Web site

Officials consider price for clear lane
Acornucopia
Leaders Tour prototype for research park
Japan's anything-goes mentality
Looking for "Buzz Lightyear"
Gamers use The Sims to test behavior - or just to watch their bosses fry