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News
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A Better Diet, Under Wraps
- UMass Amherst is working to improve the health of student diets by, for example, cutting out trans fat and reducing sodium content in food served.
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UMass Amherst Breaks Ground for New Marching Band Building
- The new energy-efficient $5.7 million facility will serve as the permanent home for the 300-member band known as “The Power and Class of New England.”
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Football Topples UNH in Homecoming Thriller
- UMass sophomore Jonathan Hernandez rushed for a career-high 166 yards to hand previously unbeaten No. 4 New Hampshire a 23-17 loss Saturday evening at McGuirk Stadium.
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Hockey Upsets No. 2 Boston University
- The Minutemen beat the Terriers 3-2 Friday night at the Mullins Center in front of 8,123 fans. Will Ortiz netted the game-winning goal two minutes into the third period.
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Ground-Breaking Set for New Band Building
- A ground-breaking ceremony for the new $5.7 million Minuteman Marching Band Building will be held Oct. 17 at 1 p.m. near Grinnell Arena.
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UMass Amherst Announces 2009-10 Distinguished Faculty Lecture Series
- This year's participants are M.V. Lee Badgett, economics; Bret E. Jackson, chemistry; Roderic A. Grupen, computer science; and Catherine Portugues, languages, literatures and cultures.
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MBA Program Ranked 7th in 'Greatest Opportunity for Women'
- For the fifth consecutive year, the Isenberg School of Management’s full-time MBA Program is ranked in the Top 10 Best Business Schools by The Princeton Review.
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Ice Hockey Wins Season Opener
- The Minutemen skated away with a 5-2 win over RPI Thursday night at the Mullins Center to open the 2009-10 season.
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The Best College Food
- UMass Amherst makes the list of top campus food in America.
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Study to Explore Why Same Exercise Programs Yield Different Results
- UMass Amherst kinesiology researchers have secured a $985,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health.
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Campus Marks Cyber Security Awareness Month
- The Office of Information Technologies (OIT) is sponsoring a number of activities to help the campus community stay safe online.
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UMass Athletics Photo Store Grand Opening Giveaway
- UMass Athletics is offering a free 9 x 12-inch photo to all UMass fans. The Photo Store has over 100 images to choose from and will feature new game action photos from the 2009 season.
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School of Nursing’s Refurbished Skinner Hall Dedicated
- Skinner Hall is a 1940s-era building that has been updated with state-of-the-art laboratories, energy-efficient construction features, new offices, and classrooms.
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Faculty Convocation
- The annual Faculty Convocation on October 2 will include the installation of Robert C. Holub as UMass Amherst's 29th Chancellor. Live video of the event will be broadcast online.
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Offense Explodes in Men's Soccer Win Over Colgate
- The Minutemen increased their unbeaten streak to five games and gave head coach Sam Koch his 200th win in Amherst after a 3-0 shutout Tuesday afternoon.
