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Perkins, allied treatment which is necessary dents having a G P A of 3 4 or higher chairperson of undergraduate pro to fully develop those students who are invited to an inormation meeting grams for t V school We are trying possess IV capacity and motivation on Friday. Dee 9 at noon in the Har to get such a program established at to excel said Dr J m p h C Miller, rtson Room IU P U I Student Union IUPUI associate professor of marketing and JVC builds in Building We know there are approximately chairperson of I V School of Business 50 sophomores and between 00 and 70 honors committee At the meeting. School o( Business freshmen afegible for the program T V program allows the superior representatives will discuss the said Perkins student to accelerate his or her pro what the others school s Business Honors Program According to t V school, students in fessionai education for business effi which is a combined undergraduate the program have the option of termi ctenth and without loss of content or leave o u t and graduate program leading to a nating their studies after four years quality It also provides an excellent masters degree of business admini when requirements for the BS degree pre graduate experience for those stu st rat ion at the end of five years of are completed dent* planning to enter graduate pro study T V emphasis of t V honors pro grains, said Miller T V program has been at the gram is on special cum cuia. elective Interested students are asked to call Bloomington campus for several all. on mdividu t V School of Business IU P U I JM -M M IUPUI SA’s food drive makes Thanksgiving ‘a reality’ i Stove Wright csss la thM way. t V JVC SIM M m/m H m imftw Of a bountiful tV Sot gh— at MtatoVrvws of t V canned food # tv e will Itoi pomm Pmmm t u m n VO asm/ wns made a reality with the said t V to V fed. said Navarro cl M MS I Mm. 2V I0 000 Hi t V IU P U I food drive Teatpsd a i ■•to M a m VMM • 1% MM IMI m mm m m / m ^ |u ^tA Vm K i Btsi IN Mtn/cft mm IMS I rnmi 2*2% SOB M L n l N a m JN SM V M W itm iMMr •mm I o r . 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I V punk rock phenomena see Samuel Taylor Coleridge Classifieds....... pages 5 6 and 7 Ode to Tr^nqsUM ) »l- 4 ZONE SI PHOTOGRAPHS 255-1065 December 5,1977 3 SPEA studies communities’ finances The city of Vincennes can increase The procedure involves a team money will be available and for how its revenue by C l .080 next year with from SP EA studying the financial long said Ronald Miller coorthna Recruiting Announcements out raising taxes, according to the dais of the community for the post tor of the statewide cash management rQMha Wirw l m i Prvhmmmt rtmtix m O School of Public and Environments! two or three years from which cash assistance project of SPEA and the Affairs. IUPUI followup a study of need forecasts are made and and in university The final step is4p roc that city's idle cash balance and in­ vestment strategy developed ommend types of investment which I* f i M Mir CMMr I* «•* < vestment procedyr— We then can project how much will maximise yield and safety ** CANDUMTB MAY MOT PARTICIPATE IN IWTWtVIEWS UNUCSS TN IV HAVE I USMKD A PLATCMKNT PILE AT TMBTHE (SNTER • nMpwUfMi A Awrim B - Elementary ed exhibits varied T h e city of Vincennes is well aware of the benefits derived from an The Lecture Hall was filled with In that they were allowed to pick the unit aggresive investment program as dians clowns and s miniature Imrn UAMOO Inr that interested them and present it witnessed by its current return of Mrr I grocery store Thursday as Elemen When asked how long she had been about SSS 000 on investment of idle Any M fV'A.I tary Education students attempted to collecting the objects contained in Mf u cash balancer Miller said With a earn a final project grade her exhibition she replied. About little fine tuning, the city can boost <TT/A B CSC1/B twawaaks!" Each student set up an exhibit deni that return to m m Ar|| PM M*u MM|/B Exhibits included presentations mg with « particular unit and were Mr II about Imhans. plant life, transports BMttr BM grsded on their presentation The pur Other communities benefiting from lion. G reece the West the Amish the On H poee of the exhibits was not only to the program are Marion, whore the EMht B M Postal Service farming and nutrition earn a grade but to test the ef potential amount of added revenue EMv/B.M complete with a grocery store'’ mi was projected at I ISO BOO Monhcetto Drr M fectivensss of how well the exhibit which a child would be given a set a- and Chesterfield.
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    Dead Boys - Return of the Living Dead Boys DVD | The Punk Vault http://www.punkvinyl.com/2008/04/21/dead-boys-return-of-the-living-de... Home Store Subscribe to Feed Donate Currency: U.S. Dollars 6 Amount: Website(Optional): Contact » Blogs that link here » View my profile Recent Comments WL : Just listened to 3.09.08-1, great show, you are guys are so potty mouthed though - like my long lost jr high... Gantry : Work ran long and I had to bail at the last minute. I should have just went late, I should have known... Dumbek : Wow. I had no idea these guys were still around. Any idea if they’re heading to the east coast?... Rob : Goodtimes Robert Glen Fogarty : I saw ‘em here in Long Beach last night — great show, and I wish you and Thor... Punk Vault Radio 1 of 11 4/24/2008 10:33 AM Dead Boys - Return of the Living Dead Boys DVD | The Punk Vault http://www.punkvinyl.com/2008/04/21/dead-boys-return-of-the-living-de... Subscribe Enter your e-mail address to receive notifications when there are new posts Your email: Send! Learn Sponsors 2 of 11 4/24/2008 10:33 AM Dead Boys - Return of the Living Dead Boys DVD | The Punk Vault http://www.punkvinyl.com/2008/04/21/dead-boys-return-of-the-living-de... Buddhist Punk Shoes Free Shipping Both Ways at Zappos 365 Day Return Policy on All Shoes www.Zappos.com Grateful Dead Ringtones Send Complimentary Ringtones to your cell.