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Monday, 20 March 2006 11:00 PM
Two artists featured in new exhibit, reception on Friday

The Gallery at UTA opened a new exhibit by artists Serena Lin Bush and Dornith Doherty on Monday, which will include a reception Friday.

Bush’s contributions consist of video images of simple gestures and gazes on projection and LCD screens imbedded inside mundane objects such as chairs and shoes.

Doherty’s work is created with various plants taken from a specific region formed into still-life pictures.

For information on The Gallery at UTA or on the exhibition, call curator Benito Huerta at 817-272-3143.

— C J Patton

Student newspaper given national excellence award

The Shorthorn has won a Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown Award for college newspapers for the third consecutive year.

The association is a national organization that evaluates scholastic and collegiate publications and presents awards annually for the best magazines, newspapers and yearbooks among those submitted based on several factors, including design, photography and writing.

This year, 15 papers received the highest award for best overall college newspapers.

Submissions for the 2006 Crowns came from 1,472 magazines, newspapers and yearbooks from the fall 2004 through spring 2005 academic year.

For information about the Columbia Scholastic Press Association or to view a full list of Crown winners, visit http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cspa.

— C J Patton

Business Week features lectures on business world

Business Week, a week when the College of Business brings corporate executives to speak about the business world, began Monday.

“Students will hear first-hand accounts of leading industry trends and insight into achieving success in their field of study,” Associate Business Dean David Gray said.

Presidents and CEOs of businesses like Texas Bank and Texas Rangers will also be speaking.

Business Week lasts until Friday. For more information or a schedule of events, contact the College of Business Administration at 817–272-2881.

— Todd Weger


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