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Members must sign a waiver
before each operation, acknowl
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risk in participating in a chase.
The main objective of the
group is to aid the National
Weather Service in the issuance
and verification of severe
weather warnings through
observing severe storm charac
teristics in the field.
The group has also set up a
database of archived field
observations to help others
understand the wide variety of
thunderstorms and other
weather conditions.
Participation in the organi
zation is an exercise in leader
ship, concise decision-making
and situational awareness,
Walter said.
The team is finalizing steps
to become an officially affiliated
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to be recognized with the award
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student worker in the psycliolo
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position opened up for depart
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Lapaglia said. “Now she is
only advisor for all 1,400
dents in the psychology depart
ment. and we all trust her dec!
sions totally.”
Lapaglia lias worked for Ik
Department of Psychology
14 years, including workingwii
the department’s budget
aid she knows the needs oftk
department and is reliable.
"She has always gone
and beyond what is necessan
for the staff members," Foi
said. “She’s very dependable.”
CLASS awards have been
given for at least 10 years and
were only given to staff until
2000. said assistant to the dean
of the College of Liberal Arts
Shannon Prescott. In 2000, tk
awards were extended to other
employees, including graduate
students and student workes
but Prescott said this year,!
has returned to a staff mem-
bers-oniy award.
“There was a lot of confusion
in the nomination process and
some of the employees were
already receiving similar awards
elsewhere,” she said.
Prescott said all of the
women are extremely deserving
of the CLASS award.
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and superstars,” she said
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Powell led six weeks of intense U.S. lobbying and worked the
phones from the early hours Wednesday. When he launched his final
diplomatic blitz, U.S. officials were concerned the resolution might
get only the minimum nine “yes” votes needed for adoption.
A day earlier, France, Russia and Germany failed to persuade the
United States to include in the resolution a timetable for restoring
Iraq’s sovereignty. Instead, the draft calls for the U.S.-appointed Iraqi
Governing Council — in cooperating with the coalition and aU.N,
representative — to provide the Security Council by Dec. 15 with a
timetable for drafting a new constitution and holding elections.
The resolution makes clear that the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq is
temporary and states that “the day when Iraqis govern themselves
must come quickly.” It urges the U.S.-led Coalition Provisioual
Authority now running the country to let Iraqis govern the country
“as soon as practicable.”
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