The Journal

Thursday, April 7, 2005

News

• Internet shut off for some residents
• Ex-gay speaker details personal'struggle' with homosexuality
• Cleaning staff finds beer cans in residence halls
• Talk on racial justice draws controversy
• Campus to have bike racks soon
• Air Force brass likely will not be punished after academy sex scandal
• Conservatives sponsor stress-relief event at shooting range
• Luncheon honors Women of Webster with awards
• Faculty Senate votes to allow journalists at all public events
• African scholar criticizes American global policy, calls for resistance
• SGA Voter Guide: Executive positions part 1
• SGA Voter Guide: Executive positions part 2
• SGA Voter Guide: Other candidate profiles part 1
• SGA Voter Guide: Other candidate profiles part 2

Opinion/Editorial

• Attacks against campus speaker unfounded
• Webster dorm life not as innocent as it appears
• Pope's death unites world, brings uncertain future for Catholics
• Not everyone has a blast with gun use
• Mercury exposure not treated seriously by EPA
• Budget cuts need explanation

Culture

• Fake nails, moustaches:
• Jury show opens
• Movie Review: "Sin City"
• St. Louis lawyers ham it up in show
• Core Project performs for Habitat
• Students raise money for Parkinson's
• The people you know... Wlad Opalinski

Sports

• Injury plagued Gorloks still winning
• Golf team to host tourney, finishes 2nd at Principia
• Women's tennis starts with win, Corich injury causes adjustments
• Webster undefeated in conference action
• Hunsucker reflects on 10 years as Webster Coach

Letters to the Editor

• Peterson found guilty before trial began
• Peterson found guilty before trial began

Gorlok Gauge

• What's the craziest thing you've ever seen in the residence halls or the Webster Village Apartments?
• What's the craziest thing you've ever seen in the residence halls or the Webster Village Apartments?
• What's the craziest thing you've ever seen in the residence halls or the Webster Village Apartments?
• What's the craziest thing you've ever seen in the residence halls or the Webster Village Apartments?

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