Year: 2004

“Wow.” That’s pretty much all I can say after last week’s trip to the Tuttleman computer lab. After not doing my paper the night before, I figured I’d wake up, finish my paper in the

For two years now, the Iraq war has been a hot topic among Americans and the media, which are both on a quest for first-hand information about the war. At last Friday’s Dissent in America

Sometimes, with success comes change. This is precisely what happened to the coaching staff of the women’s basketball team. After a season in which they posted a 21-10 record and won their second Atlantic Ten

The Real World destroyed television. What once was a group of 20-somethings getting tanked in a really expensive house has turned into a group of skinny, surgically enhanced blonds sitting in a hot tub as

Julie Tice could out-shop the cast of Sex in the City any day. She blows about $600 on fashion every month and would spend more if given the chance. She feeds her clothing obsession with

Bulldozers, hard hats and dirt mounds have become been a common sight alongside the Student Center on the corner of 13th Street and Montgomery Avenue since the beginning of the fall semester. Although the construction