Digging, planting, weeding and watering, that is. Despite this sense of optimism, however, a University of Arkansas researcher wants to remind prospective employers that meaningful professional futures should be accessible to everyone, including those budding professionals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The University of Arkansas Student Fee Review Board, on Monday, April 3, made recommendations pertaining to certain student fees proposed for the academic year of 2000-01. Tuition and fees will be voted on by the University of Arkansas Board of Trustees on Friday, April 7 in its regular meeting at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. He will serve as editor for five years, and the editorial offices, complete with staff, will be located on the University of Arkansas campus.
Selection is based on the chapter membership's scholarship, leadership, community work and ethics.
This may point to a national problem with water quality on tribal lands, the researchers contend.