Cardinal Points

Friday, November 3, 2006

News

• Open discussion turns tense at times
• AXP receives national charter
• Local elections approaching, students encouraged to vote
• Faculty Senate decision next
• State candidates tackle health care, energy issues
• SA stops late-night shuttle, looks at financial solution
• PSUC door codes being replaced, proximity card readers for all dorms
• Unhealthy patterns lead to student weight gain
• News Briefs
• Army recruiters meet '06 goals
• Alcohol awareness classes possibility at PSUC
• Winter session to offer guaranteed courses

Sports

• Cards kicking into SUNYAC Final Four
• Women's hockey shines in home exhibition
• Men's hockey puts up fight against National team
• Women's soccer season ends at Skidmore
• Busby set to help Cards succeed
• IAP released preliminary budget
• John Daly keeps Olympic hopes alive
• Fantasy sports more than just a fantasy

Life

• PSUC professor encourages social justice
• Day of the Dead workshop explores Mexican tradition
• Google releases information on book project, set to copy libraries
• Saranac Review offers wide range of literary works for PSUC community
• Virtual labs proove useful in studies
• Festival displays unique talent with different guitars
• Panel proposes solutions to violence issues
• How-to: Prevent cabin fever, seasonal woes
• Avid jazz musician presents extensive performing history
• Modern day psychic practitioners offer services to students
• 'Saw III' pushes horror genre to next level
• Deftones "Saturday Night Wrist"
• Ben Folds "Supersunnyspeedgraphic"
• "Scarface" for PS2

Opinion

• Cartoons appeal, evolve with generation
• Halloween really is different
• Student's kindness gets noticed
• CNN pushed limits to air Iraqi sniper footage
• Should PSUC have an ROTC program?
• Late-night shuttle financially unstable, but SA really helps

Breaking News

• BREAKING NEWS: Faculty Senate votes in favor of bringing ROTC program to PSUC

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