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University of Nevada, Reno officials will host a town hall meeting in the Joe Crowley Student Union ballroom 1 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the recent budget cuts requested by Gov. Jim Gibbons. The cuts would be a part of the 14 percent cuts to the biennium budget, in addition to the 4.5 percent cuts the university made at the beginning of the year.

University of Nevada, Reno officials will host a town hall meeting in the Joe Crowley Student Union ballroom 1 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the recent budget cuts requested by Gov. Jim Gibbons. The cuts would be a part of the 14 percent cuts to the biennium budget, in addition to the 4.5 percent cuts the university made at the beginning of the year.

A judge dismissed two more of former professor Hussein S. Hussein’s lawsuits against the university, spokeswoman Jane Tors said Friday.
The lawsuits were the first of 14 filed by the professor and the first two that looked destined for court. Seven others have been dismissed over the course of the legal battle and two are on […]

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With earthquakes increasing in the Reno area, officials anticipate, discuss potential disasters

The student government will face an $80,000 budget deficit this month if it moves forward in hiring three new administrative positions and if the senate doesn’t change a law to pay wages out of the student government savings account.

Student government leaders leave office and evaluate their terms.

When students come back to school next fall, they will have a new building to retrieve books and knowledge.
The Matthewson-IGT Knowledge Center will open Aug. 11, and is more than a traditional library, Steven Zink, dean of university libraries, said.

Flipside Programming is holding a 24-hour study hall in the Joe Crowley Student Union Wednesday, Thursday and Monday from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m.

Despite the Board of Regents approving its lease this spring, the Baja Fresh Mexican Grill may not be opening in the Joe Crowley Student Union after all, Chuck Price, student union director, said Monday.

Tahoe Creamery opened on the third floor of the Joe Crowley Student Union Monday.

Copies of the latest Brushfire, 60 v.2, will be released Wednesday. A celebration for the release of the literary arts journal will be on the fourth floor of the Joe Crowley Student Union from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Ballroom A.

The Nevada Sagebrush is accepting job applications through its Web site, www.nevadasagebrush.com.

The top news stories of the Spring Semester

Two weeks ago the president’s office was empty. Now gym shorts, ROCKSTARs and Wolf Pack memorabilia fill the office.

• I paid $100 to cuddle with a prostitute
• Wolf Pack signs three recruits
• Nevada gets bid to NCAA Softball Championships
• McPherson ready for NCAA tournament
• Wolf Pack wins with walk-off home run
• Merritt resigns
• Nevada advances in Softball Championships
• Nevada losses in NCAA Regional championship
• Gervasoni resigns after five seasons with Pack
• Scurry wins first road game with Wolf Pack

• I paid $100 to cuddle with a prostitute
• Game Review: Master Chief and Arbiter ‘finish the fight’ and don’t disappoint
• Wolf Pack signs three recruits
• Nevada gets bid to NCAA Softball Championships
• McPherson ready for NCAA tournament
• Wolf Pack wins with walk-off home run
• Merritt resigns
• Nevada advances in Softball Championships
• Nevada losses in NCAA Regional championship
• Gervasoni resigns after five seasons with Pack

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