Thursday, October 1, 2009

Campus News

• Davies brakes for Oak
• Bills may restructure Regent membership
• Group ride to raise money for campus bike parking
• Robbery a safety reminder for students to lock doors
• H1N1 cases increase on campus, nationwide
• Senate to promote diversity survey
• Professor to discuss religious violence
• Program helps autistic children, caregivers
• Former Sophus Berendsen AS vice president to give presentation
• Fall Crawl to begin Alcohol Awareness Week
• College Democrats sponsor public health care insurance petition
• Plans to make Eau Claire more bike-friendly revealed
• Referendum on United Council membership expected within semester
• CASE begins 3-2-1-0 campaign

Sports

• Blugolds dominate UW-Superior 14-0
• Tennis team returns with two WIAC wins
• Going streaking
• Sports shorts
• Women's tennis keeps conference record perfect
• Football loses opening conference game
• No. 14 ranked volleyball loses to undefeated UW-Oshkosh
• Women's soccer wins seventh straight game
• Men's tennis puts finishing touches on season

Currents

• Loud and local
• Cranes & Crows, The Cloud Hymn to take stage Saturday
• In Review: The Class
• Messersmith rocks The Cabin over weekend
• New local band performs first show Saturday
• Tennessee Williams play set for Oct. 8 debut
• Farms performance at The Cabin impressive

Editorial/Opinion

• Justice cannot be blind
• Countries show selfishness
• Resignation best option for Wood
• Shield laws needed to protect reporters
• Paranormal activity
• Council Oak should remain standing
• Bill ensuring equal representation a good thing
• Obama's health care plan long overdue for those without jobs

Student Life

• A modern-day abolitionist

Letters

• Bible revisions necessary, column on organized religion off the mark
• Nontraditional Student Services offers advice for those returning to school
• Use of national parks on the decline, yet easy to overlook

Police Blotter

• Suspicious bikes
• View from the top
• Eau de cover up

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