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Soil health stems from basic principles
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service provides America’s farmers, ranchers and forest landowners financial and technical assistance to voluntarily implement conservation practices. In cooperation with producers, the agency is helping to improve the health of the country’s soil. Soil is a living resource that supports plant and animal life. It’s comprised of air, water, minerals, organic matter and numerous species of living organisms.
Truman Brody-Boyd elected chair of Jewish Leadership Council
Third-year College student Truman Brody-Boyd was elected Sunday to serve as the next Chair of the Jewish Leadership Council. He will succeed fourth-year Nursing student Talia Sion in the role. Members of the executive board for the 2018-19 school year were also elected. JLC is an umbrella group for five other student organizations — First Year Connection, Hoos for Israel, Jewish Education Initiative, Jewish Religious Life Council and Jewish Social Connection.
Renovated stairs outside Newcomb open
The stairs between Newcomb Hall and Brown College reopened March 21 after . The renovation sought to repair water leaks in the stairs and was accompanied by a temporary wooden walkway beside the stairs for daily use. The crew originally construction by last December, but moved its goal to March 26 after inclement weather setbacks. The project began in October in order to repair water leaks and to prevent water from infiltrating Newcomb Hall.
Marcus L. Martin shares personal leadership experiences with students
Students gathered to hear Marcus L. Martin, University vice president and chief officer for diversity and equity, speak about his lifelong experiences in the context of his career and leadership in a talk at the Multicultural Student Center Monday. The event was hosted by the MSC as part of the “Things I Wish I Knew” series — an initiative for faculty to share personal experiences on their identity and background, their career path or field of work or another topic of their choosing.
Renovated stairs outside Newcomb expected to open later this month
Despite being slated for completion by the first week of December, construction on the stairs outside Newcomb Hall is expected to come to an end later this month. “The stairs are scheduled to be open and in use prior to March 26, 2018,” Deputy University Spokesperson Wesley P. Hester said in an email to The Cavalier Daily.
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