Junior John Lawrence (left), an Evolutionary Biology and Chemistry major, and David Swendsen, who directs the Seasonal Law Enforcement Training Program, hold a gray wolf at the program's table in the Lincoln Campus Center. Swendsen displays examples of endangered species to attract student interest in the training program.
(Stan Sherer photo)

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Senate Passes Rules Committee's Special Report on the Budget
After a substantial debate at its April 13 meeting, the Faculty Senate approved a special report of the Rules Committee that contains recommendations to the president and Board of Trustees.

Final House Budget Proposes $472.4M Base for System in FY01
The House of Representative made no substantive changes to the University's part of the state budget that its Ways and Means Committee recommended two weeks ago. It finalized a budget April 14.

Campus Plans Extensive
Arbor Day Celebration

Educational programs, tree plantings and arts events are planned when the Frank A. Waugh Arboretum hosts its second annual Arbor Day celebration on Friday, April 28.

Athletic Department Creates
Action-Packed CD

Collegiate athletic departments are usually awash in slickly-produced, full-color publications touting their programs and achievements. But sports fans crave action, so UMass Athletics has thrown away the playbook and embraced information technology in its latest bid to connect with supporters.

Annual Benefit Fair Scheduled
for April 24

The Annual Employee Benefit Fair, jointly sponsored by the state Group Insurance Commission (GIC) and the Division of Human Resources, is being held Monday, April 24, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., in the Student Union Ballroom.

Campus Beautification Committee Sponsors Planter Competition
The Campus Beautification Committee is giving students, faculty, staff and alumni a chance to strut their horticultural stuff with its Adopt-a-Planter project this summer.

Year 2000 Time Capsule Slated
for May 1 Dedication

The University will dedicate its Year 2000 Time Capsule in a campus celebration Monday, May 1 at 4 p.m. on the library lawn.

 



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April 21, 2000

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