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Wed. NCAA Baseball: Tommies win 15-1

Baseball caps 3-0 weekend, wins MIAC playoff title

Men's Track roars back to claim MIAC team title

Women's Track gets 60th MIAC title for Sweeney

Friday MIAC Baseball: Toms win twice, now 31-7

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

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Say farewell to Tom Rochon at reception May 20
The President's Office invites the campus community to the reception from 3 to 4:30 p.m. next Tuesday in the Rogge-Leyden Room, Murray-Herrick Campus Center.

Fire alarm testing begins Monday
Testing will continue for approximately three weeks.

ATM service on campus to change to US Bank on May 29
US Bank ATMs will be located outside the Business Office in Terrence Murphy Hall on the Minneapolis campus, and outside the Bookstore and in Koch Commons on the St. Paul campus.

Opus College of Business lists 'Mini' programs for June
Sign up for these weeklong programs: the Mini Master of Marketing Management, Mini Master of the Lean Enterprise, Mini MBA and Mini Master of Business Communication.

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Wed May 14 2008: Bagel Wednesday

Wed May 14 2008: Cognos 8.3 Event Studio Training

Wed May 14 2008: Student Legacy Campaign

CANCELLED Wed May 14 2008: CAM Colloquium Series

Wed May 14 2008: MBC final project presentations

Wed May 14 2008: Anime Club meeting

Thu May 15 2008: Student Legacy Campaign

Thu May 15 2008: Faculty/Staff Golf League meeting

Thu May 15 2008: MBC final project presentations

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Untitled Document

"… Was the Word."

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"The art of mastering life is the prerequisite for all further forms of expression, whether they are paintings, sculptures, tragedies, or musical compositions."
~Paul Klee
Swiss artist
(1879-1940)

DID YOU KNOW?

In the final piece of "In the Beginning … Was the Word," on the south campus, the woman is reading a book, which is open to an image of herself � the original, two-dimensional cut-out figure � exhibiting her ability to step back and reflect on her own progression.