Wednesday, April 6, 2005

News

• BUILDING A FUTURE
• USD targets higher education
• SGA, BOR approve fee increases to fund student union
• School of Business construction set for 2007
• 10% Society sets day of silence for April 13
• Daschle focuses on future of freedom
• Former senator discusses past, future opportunities
• City, USD negotiate Cherry Street expansion
• Annual Diversity Night offers culture, cuisine
• Mock accident scenario educates youth
• Students discuss nuclear containment
• Student Government Association Notes
• Vermillion Police Log
• UPCOMING EVENTS

Sports

• Track and field teams capture 24 titles in triangular
• Allen quits as plan to save team backfires
• Pitching duo lifts team to second place
• GOLF: Women victorious at home invite; men second at Augie
• TENNIS: Gilreath positive despite 2-9 record
• New coach instills new attitude
• Football to open fall season Aug. 25 on road

Verve

• How 'Hedwig' got its name and other sassy stories
• REVIEW: 'Hedwig' a definite success
• VONDO: Warning: Beverage is mature
• ALBUM REVIEW: Beck tries to recapture mainstream rebel role in 'Guero'
• MOVIE REVIEW: 'Sin City,' a graphic noir masterpiece
• Local music worth a look
• Hedberg draws his last laugh
• FACES IN THE CROWD: Students honor traditional dance
• FACES IN THE CROWD: Freshman keeps the peace in Beede
• Health Column: Green tea full of health benefits
• UPCOMING CONCERTS

Opinion

• Raising standards will improve perceptions of USD
• Pope's successor should address contemporary issues
• Jim McFarlane: It's been a busy week for biographers
• William Anderson: Keep on rockin' in the free world
• The choice is yours
• Austin Kaus: Take me to the ballgame, but don't forget the X-men
• Letter to the Editor: Dance Marathon grateful for support
• Letter to the Editor: No humor found in New York column
• Letter to the Editor: Empowerment key to female success
• in the Know & in the Dark
• Web Voices

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