The Journal

Thursday, December 6, 2007

News

• Graffiti found across campus
• Confucius Institute to bring Chinese culture, language
• University enacts smoking restriction
• SGA tables frat idea
• Accessibility Committee works for more talking crosswalk signals
• Students win China scholarship
• Memorial service honors students
• WU Press publishes book
• NEWS BRIEFS
• MISDEMEANORS AND MISHAPS
• WEBSTER GROVES BLOTTER
• Study finds women as violent as men

Opinion/Editorial

• Emerging WU-China relationship leads to provocative questions
• Students deserve adequate input in new smoking policy
• Chanukkah isn't a Jewish Christmas
• WU needs foreign language requirement
• Corrections and Clarifications
• Replace private health care with national plan
• Rebuilding New Orleans below sea level is foolish

Lifestyle

• MUSICIANS AIM FOR CHANGE ON WORLD AIDS DAY
• Memorial Quilt recognizes AIDS victims
• Alliance for Social Justice discusses issues in St. Louis education
• Photography professor absorbs Italian culture
• Writing professor awarded
• Science Center exhibit puts cadavers on display, inspires philosophical discourse
• MEYERS BUST A MOVE
• Jack of all trades repairs WU
• Slusher serves up smiles
• Poet, professor Parr 'married to religion'
• POTTERHEADS GET FESTIVE
• Gorloks become 'guitar heroes' at Video Game Tournament

Sports

• Gorloks set for grudge match
• WU athletes deserve more from their fans
• Callahan looks to prove herself
• Finding future Gorloks
• 2-2 women begin SLIAC play Dec. 5

Gorlok Gauge

• Gorlok Gauge

The Venue

• The Venue

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