Thursday, September 17, 2009

Campus News

• Hispanic Heritage Month festivities begin
• Rain garden helps reduce pollutants by Haas parking lot
• Accreditors commend university
• Low graduation rate: complex phenomenon
• Historic tree may move for Davies
• Presentation given on Justice Sotomayor nomination

Sports

• Going streaking
• Golf teams place strong
• Soccer improves to 2-0 in WIAC
• Volleyball splits pair of conference games
• Soccer wins non-conference matchup
• Football wins in overtime

Currents

• Artists display innovative photographic techniques
• "Hyland" and "In Harbour" perform on campus mall
• In review: The Chumscrubber
• Artist Cyndee Kaiser's exhibit "Smoke and Shadows" on display at Infinitea Teahouse

Editorial/Opinion

• Troy in 'Babe'land
• Memorial should not be removed
• Alternative health care bills need consideration
• Revisions to Bible should open eyes
• LEED standards unnecessary
• ECLA vote on homosexual leaders unwarranted
• Bike, pedestrian lanes on footbridge should swap
• America overreacted to Kanye's VMA insult
• GangNet criteria vague, potentially harmful

World News

• Fed Chief: Recession is finished
• Shoe-throwing journalist freed from prison
• Financial woes threaten American parks

Student Life

• Summer research teaches science, life lessons

Letters

• Studies show underage drinking can be an issue

Police Blotter

• What that smell like?
• Smashed glass
• Abort Mission

University Briefs

• SHS to offer seasonal flu shot clinic
• Fair to showcase nonprofit organizations
• Wisconsin crime rate decreases from 2007 to 2008
• Student Senate day to be held at Campus Mall on Monday

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