Wednesday, September 28, 2005

News

• Drunken Destruction
• Online tution payment to begin this spring
• Arrests made in Katrina scam
• Supplemental Instruction fosters study habits
• Dome updates draw students
• Non-trads balance family, school
• 2005 Dakota Days Royalty Candidates
• Anti-Genocide Coalition sparks student's emotions
• USD ranks high on test
• Schorn to step down as chair
• Pine Street to be closed for construction

Sports

• Beschorner sets five school records as Coyotes drop No. 4 Nebraska-Omaha
• Going for a fourth straight title
• Goalkeeper excels, overcomes injuries
• Soccer team to face defending champs
• YOTE NOTES
• Coyotes roll past Vikings

Verve

• Caught up in smoke
• Things overheard while smoking
• Theatre season kicks off with 'I Hate Hamlet'
• Choice tunes energize bodies in gym
• Chaucer didn't wear socks
• Hummel co-anchors KYOT news
• Sex shop still creeps retail scene
• X-Men sequel packs multiplayer action despite dull graphics
• Talent immortalized in film
• Web Watch
• Verve calendar

Opinion

• Organization's use of genocide misleading
• Abortion is like fascism
• Rapex seeks to empower women
• U.S. assistance lacking in Africa
• Time wasted delaying work is useful elsewhere
• Student charity can withstand scams

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