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Volume 5, Issue 17

"America does not go abroad in search of monsters to destroy." — John Quincy Adams

Vol. 5, No. 17 The University of Arkansas at Monticello's
Online News Source		 March 10, 2008
FP1 - Snow
Photo by Eric Bell
Snow Ball Fight - Several students have a impromptu snow ball fight outside of Maxwell Hall.  The university closed the afternoon of Friday, March 7 for a rare snow day.


Monticello Lacks Tornado Warning System

By Michael Ford

   “Though it’s been roughly 50 years since the last tornado in Monticello, there have been near misses since then, according to Professor Jim Edson, director of Turner Neal Museum.

'I have been told by a number of students and local residents that tornadoes don’t strike Monticello for a variety of reason,' Edson said. 'This is just another case of misinformation.'” (more)

Public Safety Investigates Theft

By Carrie Selby

   “Public Safety officers are investigating recent thefts of property from the Memorial Classroom Building.

   According to Trey Berry, professor of history and dean of the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, some personal items belonging to faculty members and some school property were taken from outer faculty offices and the hallways in the MCB.” (more)

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Baby Slip Up

By Susan Harmon

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Debate Team Hosts Battle of the Bands

By Linna Jones

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Blossoms Make it to GSC Semi-Finals, Fall Short


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Around Campus

Police Log

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