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Friday, October 20, 2006

News

• Former student arrested with guns, crack cocaine
• Mayoral candidates speak at SA Senate meeting
• Administration asks professors for help with online courses
• University Police releases crime stats
• Student's death listed as homicide
• Students face problems daily
• Testo '80 poses for success through bodybuilding
• PSUC attempts to set new Guinness World Record
• PSUC ranks third in SUNY minority enrollment
• Homecoming Weekend begins today
• Mentor program important to youth's developmental education
• Bruce asks for driving force behind health improvements
• China's booming economy still has number of problems
• Health becoming bigger concern at colleges
• Marketing subcommittee sets plans for upcoming studies
• News Briefs

Sports

• Men's hockey ready to freeze opponents
• Women to melt ice with heat for NCAA
• Cardy fly through seven game win streak
• Lady Cards keep Bears out of net at home
• Cardinals play in pool 2 of SUNYACs
• Men, women place first at Johnson State
• PSUC rugby teams end fall season

Life

• Efforts made to improve student, community ties
• Studies show students lack basic history knowledge
• Becker, music faculty put musical talent on display
• 'Ghost Hunter' Zaffis proves paranormal existence
• Unhealthy food abundant, nutrition education needed
• Students aim to improve trail conditions, promote their use
• Disabitiy unrestrictive, comedian performs
• Diversity Enlightenment session brings attention to rising culture issues
• Record stops for Peacock Music owner, store to close
• How-to: Improve eating habits on budget
• Indian performers present unique cultural intruments
• 'Texas Chainsaw' prequel kills following
• Easy Star All-Stars "Radiodread"
• Roots of Creation "Rise Up"
• The Gaming Post

Opinion

• Should Plan B require a prescription?
• Chevy uses civil rights to sell cars
• Administration asks faculty to help develop online courses
• Asbestos issue not serious
• Poverty, HIV/AIDS awareness needs to be higher in our country
• College students need to be responsible
• Is press focusing too much on SA wrongs?

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