Cardinal Points

Friday, February 23, 2007

News

• Generosity in fire aftermath
• UP releases crime alert after sexual-assault reports
• Hudson, Ward set to receive renovations
• PSUC cracking down on illegal music downloading
• PSUC adds new Quebec studies program
• Requirement for ACC drawing ire from students
• Hockey bleachers to be fixed, new seats possible by 2008 season
• Local historian sheds light on journey of escaped slave
• PSUC sheds 'freshman 15,' getting healthy
• Consultant advises SA in wise money usage
• E-mail scams cause problems, easy to avoid
• Effort to unify campus prompts yearbook return after seven years
• Health Center proposes $6 health fee jump
• College helping students with physical disabilities
• PSUC following national trend toward 'going green'
• News Briefs
• Undergraduates leave class, turn to research

Sports

• Men's basketball heads to SUNYAC semifinals
• Men's hockey flying high after big wins
• Unbeaten streak challenged Tuesday at Middlebury
• Track and field team brings home four individual SUNYAC titles
• Disappointing season ends for women's basketball
• IN THE CARDS: Anthony Williams
• Supplements come with heavy price tag
• Recruiting involves diligence from coaches
• Cardinal sports briefs
• Sports commentary
• Extreme snow sports popular at PSUC
• Detailed description of snowy adventure
• Men's basketball defeats Brockport
• Men's hockey outskates Ice Knights in Semifinals

Fuse

• Safe is Sexy
• Off-campus students face safety, security issues
• ID cards can be multifunctional
• HBO alternative offered at other colleges
• 'Vagina Monolgues' dedicated to violence prevention
• Cdigix reduces classroom lectures
• Review: Sony mylo promotes multitasking
• 'Hannibal' builds suspense, lacks purpose
• Fall Out Boy "Infinity on High"
• Peter, Bjorn and John "Writer's Block"
• "Eragon"

Opinion

• News coverage not where it needs to be now
• PSUC plans long awaited Hudson, Ward halls upgrades
• NBA scoring is out of hand
• Watada showed disobedience
• Lines being drawn for children's books
• Will Americans change our environment?

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