Thursday, October 8, 2009

Campus News

• College of Business to host sustainability event
• Faculty member receives significant research grant
• Senate to host concert
• Davies to oust Vietnam trees
• Tuition hike revenue to add 40 percent aid
• Day of Unity marks eighth year
• Regents to evaluate campus project plants
• Authors share experiences, answers for families of LGBTQ people
• Event held to celebrate last autumn for campus trees
• University Writing Center conducts first ever National Day on Writing event

Sports

• Men's golf team scores first place at Onalaska tournament
• Going Streaking
• Soccer takes down La Crosse
• Women's tennis takes down Stout, sweeps doubles play
• Volleyball handed first WIAC loss

Currents

• Faculty, alumni to present own artwork
• The Wars of 1812 to play last shows at Cabin before dissolution
• In Review: Southland Tales
• Farms performed chaotic melodies, nearly flawless rhythms Friday at Cabin
• To be or not to be ... censored
• Tennessee Williams play set for Oct. 8 debut
• A Night at The Cabin: The Wars of 1812

Editorial/Opinion

• Twitter useful for more than social interaction
• Judge drops ball in prayer-death case
• Student input needed
• Hotel living has benefits
• Kent State trees set to be removed
• Bill ensuring equal representation a good thing
• Brazil faces challenges with 2016 Olympics
• Felons should be prevented from voting in future elections
• University needs to embrace new era

World News

• Dozens join lawsuit against Chicago police officer
• Obama, Congress meet to discuss unemployment

Student Life

• Keeping it in the culture

Letters

• A Reminder of the Council Oak Tree is still not the Council Oak
• Headline of column not meant to offend visually impaired
• More reporting needed to answer some critical questions

Police Blotter

• Spoke too soon
• Kittens, inspired by kittens
• Homeward bound
• That bench was made for what?

University Briefs

• Speaker to lecture on Tourette syndrome
• Student Senate to host off-campus housing seminar
• Author to discuss college graduation rates

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