The Journal

Thursday, February 9, 2006

News

• Congress cuts $12.7 billion from federal student loans
• Loans from state authority will be sold to raise money
• Living legend: Alan Parsons
• Dorm residents fed up with rodent roommates
• NEWS BRIEFS
• MISDEMEANORS AND MISHAPS
• SGA poll: students support activity fee
• New Orleans columnist sheds light on hurricane
• New GRE changes make testing harder
• Construction incoveniences cause campus disruptions
• Student accused of viewing obscene material in library
• Professor addresses hunting for sport

Opinion/Editorial

• EDITORIALS
• Graduation pledge separates good from bad students
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Don't forget: Retail employees have feelings, too!
• Racism remains part of society, whether we believe it or not
• Free to express myself, if given permission
• Gorlok Gauge

LifeStyle

• Alumni bring Alton to Sundance
• Documentaries analyze death penalty and prison quotas
• More than the Arch
• Webbies to honor fledgling media moguls
• Movie Review: "Firewall"
• Author speaks on war-torn Bosnia
• Caffeine: Study aid or legal speed?
• Webster's Hurt debuts in Hollywood
• Open-mic yields rap, tap, song and skit
• Loss of citizens' rights examined at history exhibit
• Helpful hints for a broke-ass pimp
• Naysayers need only comply with gift/sex exchange
• Rise up: Avoid, boycott yearly love trudge
• The Venue

Sports

• Morale high after crucial home loss
• Men win two more, extend win streak to seven games
• Scoreboard drama ends peacefully
• The night the balls were too big
• Gorlok Glance

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