The Journal

Thursday, February 1, 2007

News

• Hundreds turned away
• Debaters flood Webster over weekend
• Campus radio no longer stationary
• Blimpie returns
• Online company hawks books on the cheap
• House halves student loan rates
• E-mail maitenance scheduled Feb. 1
• Student Awards Announced for Fall II
• Holden seeks top politicians to speak
• Protestors put a face on antiwar effort
• Copyright law can affect global relationships, said professor
• SGA seeks to fill empty seats through better advertising

Opinion/Editorial

• Eccentric Turkmen dictator mourned by few
• Bush's dishonesty accurately characterized by Chavez
• Troop increase is strategy, not last-ditch effort
• U.S. has responsibility to step in, end Darfur genocide, violence
• SJR was about more than profit and loss at WU
• Webster should have caught alleged fraud sooner

Lifestyle

• Hansel and Gretel meet the Merry Wives of Windsor
• Theater student bares all in Connecticut
• Brit flick enthralls audience
• Education major drinks a different cup of tea
• Campus to celebrae black history through monologue, poetry
• Students swing to disco beats

Sports

• Spinner puts the 'G' in Gorlok
• Gorlok ballers sweep in, knock off MacMurray
• Swimmers dive into new events at Eureka Invite
• Men's basketball team is winning at the right time

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