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The Argonaut before the meeting. Afi meetings are open tn the public. Questions? Call Student Media at assumes no responsibility for damages caused by Casting 885-7825 or visit the Student Media office on the SUB third fioor. responding to fraudulent advertisements. r I i s I Trips ' I I. 's Kayaking, Climbing, Mountaineering, ~ !~ s I! ~ ~ Backpacking Summer Arg Staff 's ! s s 's '! Editor in Chief Production Editor Photo Manager Adverbsing Manager Christina lords Alexis Roizen Jake Barber Alexis Roizen [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Wednesday, June Ilr 2008 SUMM RARG Page 3 New interim resi ent c osen or Ul Christina E. Lords Riverside. White, who has been "A long list of networks need "Steven Daley-Laursen has brook said he was excited to Summer Arg president of the university since to hear from me," he said. '-'I a strong grasp of both the Uni- work with a new interim presi- 2004," will leave UI June 30. have a high prior- versity of Idaho dent who seems to care about Dean of College of Natural I am humbled beyond words ity for these strate- and the state of student needs. Resources Steven Daley-Laursen and excited beyond expression," gic issues." "It appears Idaho," White said. ."He is part of the reason why was selected by members of the Daley-Laursen said. SBOE President "(He) will be well- the college (of natural resources) is State Board of Education as the Meeting with his family to Milford Terrell said that students received by the so attractive to people from other interim president for the Univer- "reorganize their lives" is Da- the search process donor and political states," Holbrook said. "Ithink we sity of Idaho Tuesday evening. ley-Laursen's first important for the interim can- are high on communities both won on every front with him. It ap- Daley-Laursen was one of task, he said. didate started by his priority in the state and na- pears that students are high on his four candidates the board was He said he it is also important members of the tionally." priority list ...he's a Vandal. He considering. He will serve as to begin to meet with political board visiting with list ...he's a The search com- went here. He has the perspective the interim for an undetermined leaders, financial contributors to different depart- mittee for the per- of someone who has been here." amount of time until the SBOE the university, students and ad- ments within the Vandal." manent presiden- Daley-Laursen received his chooses a person for the perma- ministrative staff to discuss a list university. The tial position will be bachelor's degree in conserva- nent presidential position. of 12-14 items on the university's members also spoke Garrett established within tion and resource development It has not been determined if administrative agenda. Some of with the president's HOLBROOK the next two days, in 1976 from the University of he will continue with his duties the agenda's items include the council, the pro- Terrell said. There Maryland. He earned a master' as the dean of CNR while taking proposal for the extension of the vost's council, the ASUI President is no established degree in forest resources man- on the interim position, he said. university's law school in Boise, teacher Is associa- time line of when agement and his Ph.D. in forest He replaces Tim White, who recruitment, advancements in tion, student orga- the next president science from UI in 1984. He has took on the chancellor posi- graduate studies and research nizations and the athletic associa- will be chosen. been the dean of CNR since Au- tion at University of California, and athletics. tion, he said. ASUI President Garrett Hol- gust 2002. CROSSWORD MONSTER SUDOKU ACROSS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 Snap up 5 Chess field. 14 15 16 10 Surrounded by 14 Latest fad 17 18 15 Yardstick 21 22 16 Thoroughly 23 cooked 24 25 26 17 Equally divided 18 Perplexed 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 19 One of a pair 20 Belief 34 35 36 37 38 22 London lawyer 24 Semitic fertility 39 40 41 42 geddess 26 Neither's partner 43 44 45 46 47 48 7 3 27 Wobble 49 50 30 Physicist Curie 34 Behave 52 53 55 56 57 maternally 37 Post-shower 58 59 60 61 62 drying 39 Blood 67 classification sys. 70 40 Scrutinize 72 73 42 -Magnon 43 Spoilsport, 2005 Tribune Media Services, inc. N/0&/05 46 Symbol of All rights reserved. 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