The Journal

Thursday, November 10, 2005

News

• Budget stripped of $196,000
• CAR FLIPS ON GARDEN AVENUE
• Bug in online registration confounds students
• Music school construction means temporary loss of parking
• Should you pay more for gas?
• New wiretap order could affect Webster
• Dining manager Joe Harvey leaves Webster
• NEWS BRIEFS
• MISDEMEANORS AND MISHAPS
• Podcasting could be wave of future for class lectures
• SGA: Kiosk will come to fruition- for real this time

Opinion/Editorial

• Short take: it's Hunting season for parking
• In wake of budget cuts, full disclosure of university's money spending needed
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR (5)
• Wal-Mart memo makes mockery of health care plan
• Feminist Dowd ignores progress of the third wave
• Arctic drilling more likely, just as useless
• Gorlok Gauge

LifeStyle

• Thailand in 360 degrees
• Mouthing off at open mic night
• Book Review: "Live What You Love: Notes From An Unusual Life"
• Film Series ticket-taker travels world
• Students resurrect Animal Rights Network
• The people you know... Jennifer Becker
• Eight photographers' images find home in photojournalism hall of fame

Sports

• Soccer: Gorloks celebrate last minute win
• One out of two?
• Webster defeats Maryville once again
• Volleyball: Gorloks lose in fifth set to rival Griffins, season ends
• Women's team ready for change
• Young talent takes the court

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