Wednesday, April 13, 2005

News

• STROLLERS FUTURE UNCERTAIN
• American Indian cousins reunite
• English course to include risque play
• Employee to bring increased enrollment
• Newman Center, students honor Father Joe with weekend festivities
• Vermillion Police Log
• Student Government Association Notes
• Upcoming Events
• City Manager wants interaction
• SIFE faces lower numbers preparing for nationals
• Physical Therapy major changes, offers doctorate
• Alcohol policy debated

Sports

• Tennis team continues slide, drops record to 3-12 on year
• Softball faces five teams in Missouri
• Track team claims 17 titles at Wayne State meet
• Sports confront budget troubles
• Hogan playing game 'just for fun'
• Despite Miles, athletes say pole vaulting is a lost art
• Despite solid start, five-game streak drops team to 4-5
• Top assistant men's coach to leave

Verve

• SUPER CHARGE ME
• The Krispy Kreme Apocalypse
• Music theatre major proposed
• Upcoming Concerts
• 'Of Montreal' gives spring state of mind
• 'Hotel Rwanda' a powerful reminder of the past
• 'Sahara' no poor man's 'Indiana Jones'
• Bookstore employee works lifeless job
• Sides: Friends help each other commit to exercise plan

Opinion

• Strollers reprimand means necessary changes
• Meal plan requirements discourage development
• Letter to the Editor: Alumnus let down by partisan forum
• Letter to the Editor: Reducing Pell grants will hurt students
• Letter to the Editor: S.D. needs marriage amendment now
• Web Voices
• In the Know & In the Dark
• Chris Fisher: Racial disparity does not necessarily mean racism
• Jason Uphoff: The world according to Black Forest
• William Anderson: Throw away your T.V.
• Leah Tetzlaff: Extra money needs to be rechanneled

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