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- Features
- Lincoln Bicentennial Celebration Continues with the Gala Concert
- Bulldog Basketball Participates in “Pink Zone” Campaign for Breast Cancer Awareness
- Register for Summer Classes in London
- Missouri Court of Appeals to Host Session at Truman
- Two Music Groups to Perform Feb. 10-11
- University Conduct Board Taking Applications
- Camp Ramapo Summer Job Opportunity
- Hoeschele Presents in Faculty Forum
- FACT Accepting Applications for 2009
- Scholarship Opportunities
- Announcements
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid
- PDI: Internships, Why, Where & How?
- The Student Activities Board presents An Evening with “The Onion”
- FREE Tax Return Preparation
- Researchers Seek Participants that Experience Back or Neck Pain for Summer Research Study
- Morris K. Udall Scholarship Deadline Extended to Feb. 16
- International Writing Center Week Feb. 9-13
- Cardinal Key/Blue Key Blood Drive
- Students Invited to Forums on Budget Cuts Within Student Affairs
- Career Expo Feb. 25
- Cold Turkey Tobacco Cessation Classes
- Interested in joining the Romance Language Wing?
- Special Offer on 2008 Homecoming Apparel
- Applications Being Accepted For Molecular Ecology Research For 2009
- Leadership Recognition Program Nominations
- Pickler Memorial Library
- Notables
- Notes
- On Campus Calendar
- Submission Information
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Features
Truman’s extended celebration of President Abraham Lincoln’s birth continues with the Gala Lincoln Bicentennial Concert Feb. 25.
For the second straight season, the Truman Athletics Department will participate in the nationwide Women’s Basketball Coaches Association “Pink Zone” campaign, Feb. 13-22, to help raise awareness for breast cancer research.
The Missouri-London Summer Program is offering ECON 308, Economics of the European Union, in London, England June 9-July 3.
For the third year in a row, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District, will convene court on the Truman campus.
The Ophelia Parrish Performance Hall will be the site of a variety of musical venues Feb. 10-11. Performances by The Mostly Live Composers Society and The Axiom Percussion Ensemble will bring a different beat to Truman’s campus.
The University Conduct Board is currently accepting student applications. The Board of faculty, staff and students hears cases of alleged misconduct to determine whether a student or student organization’s behavior violates the Student Conduct Code.
A unique, educational summer job opportunity has surfaced from the Truman Financial Aid Office for students interested in working at Camp Ramapo, one of the few residential summer camps servicing children with emotional, behavioral and learning problems.
The Truman Faculty Forum will begin the semester with a lecture by Wolfgang Hoeschele, associate professor of geography, titled “Cittàslow: Campanilismo or Lebensqualität? Translations and Betrayals in a Quest for the Ideal City,” at 7 p.m. Feb. 16 in Magruder Hall 1000.
The First Year Activities Coordinating Team (FACT) is looking for student coordinators for Truman Week 2009.