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Student Art Exhibit:
‘This Could Be HUGE’
NAU's Beasley Gallery; Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, from 3–9 p.m. through June 10.
Based on pop artist Jim Dine’s show, "A Self Portrait on Walls," where Dine drew a self portrait directly on the wall of a gallery, left it for viewing for a few weeks and then covered it up with paint. Twenty-three larger-than-life student portraits are on display now.
 NAU will be closed May 30 in honor of those who gave their lives in service to our country.
For these and other events visit events.nau.edu.
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Residents gather to watch dream come true
More than 350 community members gathered Sunday evening in the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome to watch Lori Piestewa's dream of giving her parents and children a home come true.
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New engineering camp peppered with salsa
If traditional camps leave you (or your daughters) cold, try NAU's engineering camp. The College of Engineering and Natural Sciences wants to attract young women to NAU's engineering program and the male-dominated field in general, so they're starting early.
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Stargazer workshop includes visitor from outer space
Twenty-nine Native American high-school students, some from as far away as Alaska, will come to Flagstaff to immerse themselves in NAU's Stargazer workshop June 6-10. A public talk by space shuttle veteran Nancy Currie will cap the workshop.
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Fraternity scores big with Little League players
The Flagstaff Little League Reds are learning that competition can be as fun as it is successful, thanks to a group of Delta Chi fraternity brothers.
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- Research plumbs mysteries of N. Az seeps and springs
Finding new plants and animals, both terrestrial and aquatic, is possible all summer, said Abe Springer, an associate professor in Northern Arizona University's geology department. He and others are surveying springs across the Colorado Plateau this summer.
-Tucson Citizen (Tucson, AZ) 5/17/2005
- Yuma colleges' commencement is a thrill for all
As the week of commencement and celebrations of learning came to a close this year, it is important to reflect on the resource and treasure Arizona Western College and its partnership with Northern Arizona University is to Yuma and La Paz counties. Indeed AWC and NAU-Yuma make a huge difference in the lives of individuals and families.
-Yuma Sun (Yuma,AZ) 5/17/2005
For more NAU in the News this week, click here
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