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The Fighting Owls of FAU: Owl Football Spring Game
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Thursday, April 10, 2008. Owl Football Spring Game. On Saturday, April 19, at 2 pm join the Sun Belt Conference and New Orleans Bowl Champions at the 8th Annual Spring Game held at the Track and Field Complex. The whole family can come out and get a sneak peek of the Owls while enjoying an interactive area for kids, an athletics memorabilia surplus sale and a special appearance by the FAU Cheerleaders and Owsley the mascot. Parking and admission are free. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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The Fighting Owls of FAU: Helping Hands
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008. On Tuesday, April 8, the Lady Owl Volleyball team volunteered at the Boca Helping Hands. Center. The team arrived at the facility at 8am and began prepping food to be be cooked and served. The entire orchestration takes about 5 hours to prepare, cook, set-up, serve and clean up. Although many girls left early due to classes a couple stayed to complete the whole process. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Fighting Owls of FAU. This blog is meant to keep all informed about wh...
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The Fighting Owls of FAU: It's Spring Training Time
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Wednesday, March 26, 2008. It's Spring Training Time. For the past two weeks the FAU football. Team has been having spring training from six to seven am on the FAU track. They have been focusing on conditioning and position specific drills. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Fighting Owls of FAU. The Fighting Owls of FAU. This blog is meant to keep all informed about what Florida Atlantic athletes are doing on and off the court. Not only that, it also lets the athletes themselves keep up with wh...
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The Fighting Owls of FAU: Athlete Spotlight
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Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Hey did you know that we have a lot of international athletes here at FAU. They come all the way from fromplaces like Norway all the way to Australia. Friederike Feil. Or "Ike" as she is affectionately. Called by her friends and teammates is a German born Cross Country runner. In a time of 22:25.91 in the 6k. Ike is also the first two-time cross country all-conference member in FAU. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Fighting Owls of FAU. The Fighting Owls of FAU.
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The Fighting Owls of FAU: January 2008
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Thursday, January 17, 2008. The Fighting Owls Will Eat You Alive. Yes, the Florida Atlantic Owls are moving up in the world of sports. Last year most all the female sports of FAU came out on top in their conference championships, and now the football team has made their mark and don't plan on backing down from any challenge. The shortest amount of time for any team in history to become established and accomplish what they have. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Fighting Owls of FAU. The Fighting Owls of FAU.
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Hash Marks: As if Texas needed bulletin board material
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008. As if Texas needed bulletin board material. With football season about to.(don't do it, Ryan.) kick off (wow, you did it), I hope/plan to check in more often. Florida Atlantic comes to Austin for the season opener in four days, and Owls head coach Howard Schnellenberger is confident that his squad can put up a fight. Why, he's down right cocky. Should really rethink his approach. He proudly proclaims himself the sports editor of FAU's University Press, and he covers the team....
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Under the Microscope: December 2007
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A blog about science and technology — on a level that any college student could understand. Tuesday, December 11, 2007. What's in a name. We are approaching that blissful week between the end of final exams and the posting of grades. If you are afraid that you did poorly on a final or two, it may not just be the result of poor study habits: It turns out that your name may be to blame. Frankly, more research has to be done on the topic before I'm willing to believe it. While there may be flaws in the ...
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Under the Microscope: July 2007
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A blog about science and technology — on a level that any college student could understand. Tuesday, July 31, 2007. College Promotes Drug Addiction. Spend enough time on any college campus, and you will see that most students ingest some sort of caffeinated beverage daily, whether it's soda, an energy drink or coffee. According to Newsweek. We don't drink our daily lattes for the taste: We drink them because we are addicted to caffeine. And while caffeine will keep you awake for your next class, it may a...
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Under the Microscope: A combination of things
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A blog about science and technology — on a level that any college student could understand. Tuesday, April 8, 2008. A combination of things. Throughout life, we learn to associate colors with different tasks: red means stop, yellow means caution, and red and yellow together mean McDonald’s. Apparently some women can see more colors than the rest of us, which may cause them to spend more time comparing shades of hairdye. Called tetrachromats. Says Scientific American. This was done in an effort to fig...
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Under the Microscope: We're going in circles again
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A blog about science and technology — on a level that any college student could understand. Tuesday, April 1, 2008. We're going in circles again. Not most students, apparently. So, based on research done by real scientists, I've drawn my own conclusions about why we would rather drive in circles than walk a few extra yards. One possible reason is that our brains are full; there's just not enough room to remember our multiplication tables, all six American Idol winners. Odds are that these bullies are you...
