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Associated Students of Boise State University President Mark Getecha vetoed two bills Tuesday, March 18, 2008, totaling $38,000. Getecha vetoed the larger bill, entitled "New Software for BSU LCD Screens," because he deemed the project ineffective. … 3 Comments
Wilma Mankiller, who was scheduled to speak on Friday as part of the First Nations Conference at Boise State University, has canceled due to illness. Instead, Chadwick "Corntassel" Smith, principal chief of the Cherokee Nation, will speak. Smith is scheduled to speak from 7:30-9:30 p. … Post the First Comment
The Boise Police Department reported late Wednesday afternoon that the attempted kidnapping of a 19-year old at a Boise Avenue Maverik did not actually occur. The girl, whose name has not been released, reported to police that she was hit on the back of the head and dragged by her hair into a red pick-up truck Tuesday evening. … Post the First Comment
"Think about what you're selling." It's the best way to write a good resume, according to Career Counselor Jennifer Iuvone. The Career Center hosted Resume 4-1-1 Wednesday, March 19 at 7 p.m. in the Student Union Brink Room. The workshop is part of the Professional Development series, a new program focused on helping students further their careers. … Post the First Comment
The Boise State Student Union Jordan Ballroom was bursting with excitement Saturday, March 22 at the Intertribal Native Council's annual Seven Arrows Powwow. The powwow is a two-day event featuring native dances, about 20 different vendors from as far as Arizona and the Oregon coast and the raffling of a $2,500 print by acclaimed photographer and Boise State professor Larry McNeil. … Post the First Comment
Watch the live Broadcast from San Antonio of the 2008 College Newspaper Business and Advertising Managers award dinner. Watch live video from boisestate's channel on Justin.tv …
WORLD Tibetan refugees embark on perilous journey KUNDE, Nepal - Some 2,000 to 3,000 refugees trek across the Himalayas each year. They take no sleeping bags, no tents, no fluffy down jackets and no maps. The lucky ones have guides, and carry sheeting to use as tarps and plastic bags to wrap their feet. … Post the First Comment
The second time around the Associated Students of Boise State University Senate voted in a vast majority (13-1-1) to overturn a veto of ASBSU President Mark Getecha in its March 20 meeting in the Student Union Forum. President Getecha vetoed the bill Tuesday. … Post the First Comment
