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SMU landscapers have begun planting a few native Southwestern buds infront of Dallas Hall. The red, yellow and orange peppers add a little spice to the Hilltop. Photo by John Schreiber, The Daily Campus. (0) comments

by Kelsey McKinney, Staff Writer, kelseym@smu.edu

At the Aug. 29 general faculty meeting, Professor Wayne Woodward was named the 2006-07 United Methodist Church University Scholar/Teacher of the Year. Woodward has been a full-time faculty member since 1981 and is currently serving as chair of the statistical science department. (0) comments

by Russ Aaron, Chief Copy Editor, raaron@smu.edu

Many students, faculty and visitors were in attendance for "Leadership in the Modern Age: The Spiritual Dimension," a lecture by His Holiness Romapada Swami, last night in the Jerry Junkins building. Sponsored by the SMU Bhakti Yoga Club and the Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility, the lecture focused on the qualities of a leader as well as what leadership truly is. (0) comments

by Austin Reed, Contributing Writer, atreed@smu.edu

On Thursday, Cox business majors got the chance to learn how to successfully prepare for the scariest and most stressful part of their future careers: the interview. Eight representatives from global consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton hosted a lecture at 5:30 p. (0) comments

by Steve Thompson, News Editor, sthompson@smu.edu

After three months at the SMU International Center, Stephen DePaul will officially resign from the director of education abroad position today in order to take a position with the University of Texas system as the director of global initiatives and special advisor to the chancellor. (0) comments

by Nathan Vance, Contributing Writer, nvance@smu.edu

Students of the Cox School of Business gained insights into the interview process of several finance-related industries at a panel discussion Thursday. The event, organized by the BBA Career Services office, featured five Cox School alumni who shared anecdotes about their interviews as well as what they look for when they interview applicants today. (0) comments

by Luke Merrell, Contributing Writer, lmerrell@smu.edu

Regional Peace Corps recruiter Shand Laughlin held a conference last night in the meeting room of a local grocery store, Central Market. The information meeting comes just a day after Laughlin's visit to Hughes-Trigg. Interested SMU students, recent alumni and members of the community gathered, enticed by a sense of volunteerism, and a need for direction. (2) comments