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1997-1998 School Year

Issue 892 - August 25, 1997
News:

U-MEADOWS RESIDENTS ASSAIL MANAGEMENT
LATIN PROGRAM DISCONTINUED "TEMPORARILY" AFTER FALL SEMESTER
UPB DIRECTORSHIP REMAINS VACANT
SECRETARY SHUFFLE : A&,S departments combine offices, save money
NEW GROUP REMAKES OLD IMAGE OF CAMPUS DINING
UPGRADED 911 SYSTEM TO LINK CALLER, POLICE DIRECTLY, REDUCES DELAYS
ET TU, UNIVERSITY?: Latin lecturer turned criminology instructor enjoying transition
EVALUATIONS MAY BE PUBLISHED
Editorials:

OF FEES AND BOOKS AND BOOKSTORE CROOKS column
OUR OPINION: TENANT'S EFFORTS ARE MISDIRECTED
GUEST COMMENTARY: 'SPIRIT OF ENTHUSIASM UNFAIRLY DISTRIBUTED
GUEST COMMENTARY: 'SPIRIT OF ENTHUSIASM UNFAIRLY DISTRIBUTED
GIVE SPORTS A CHANCE
Features: Formerly Odds & Ends

GETTING TO KNOW YOU
Children's Advocacy Center opens in new South campus locations
STICK IT IN THE FRIDGEThe fall semester has ensnared me once again . . .
DIRTY DANCING STRIKES BACK
RADIOHEAD OUTDOES ITS OWN '95 SHOW
POSSE PROFITS FROM PUBLICITY OF CENSORED CD
MINDING HIS OWN BUSINESS (SCHOOL)
Sports

RIVERWOMEN HAVE HIGH HOPES FOR VOLLEYBALL SEASON
SOCCER TEAM BRIMS WITH NEW TALENT
ETHRIDGE PICKED OUT TO HEAD WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PROGRAM
GOETZ NAMED INTERIM SOCCER COACH
Off the Wall: (column): It is funny when you think about it. The most influential person in women's soccer at UM-St. Louis was a man. Kenny Hudson . . .
WOMEN'S SOCCER READY FOR LIFE AFTER HUDSON
Issue 893 - September 2, 1997
News:

HOPKINS NAMED NEW UPB DIRECTOR
STUDENT CURATOR APPROACHES END OF TERM : UM-St. Louis next on list to choose representative to board
ACCIDENT KILLS 2 U STUDENTS
PREACHING TO THE UNCOVERTED: Evangelist's sermons on the lawn earn him police escort from campus
CAMPUS COMPUTING LABS RECEIVE UPGRADES, ADDITIONS OVER SUMMER
PROFESSOR TEACHES, HELPS MAKE AFRICAN HISTORY
FORMER PRESIDENT TAKES POST WITH SGA ASSEMBLY
EVALUATIONS MAY BE PUBLISHED
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: WILL NEW DIRECTOR SIGNAL U-TURN FOR UPB?
OUR OPINION: WILL NEW DIRECTOR SIGNAL U-TURN FOR UPB?
DOUG HARRISON: SADLY, MY NEIGHBORS ARE STRANGERS TO ME column
BILL ROLFES: IT'S MY RIGHT AND I'LL SPEAK IF I WANT TO column
GUEST COMMENTARY: PARKING PRESENTS PROBLEMS FOR STUDENTS
Features (Formerly Odds & Ends)

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE: I was a tomboy when I was young . . .
NO PARKING ZONE
CAMPUS FITNESS GURU PUTS STUDENTS THROUGH THEIR AEROBIC PACES
NEW FACILITY ENHANCES MISSION OF CENTER FOR TRAUMA RECOVERY
LIVE
RADIO WAVES: LOCAL BAND ONE OF "MOST EXCITING" GROUPS
FOO FIGHTERS
GOT YOU IN MY SIGHT:
Sports:

HUDSON SAYS GOODBYE AFTER 20 YEARS WITH UNIVERSITY
NEW SOCCER PLAYERS MAY NEIGHTEN RIVERWOMEN'S CHANCES FOR SUCCESS THIS YEAR
VOLLEYBALL TEAM LOOKS TO NEW PLAYERS
FRESH START MAY MEAN BIG WINS FOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM THIS YEAR
TENNIS TEAM BEGINS RECRUITMENT
WOMEN'S SOCCER READY FOR LIFE AFTER HUDSON
Issue 894 - September 8, 1997
News:

APPLICATIONS GO OUT FOR STUDENT CURATOR
President stresses University's research mission
ANNUAL EXPO/PICNIC ON SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY
BUILDING A BRIDGE
GO WEST ... AND EAST AND NORTH AND SOUTH
Editorials

OUR OPINION: CURATOR SEARCH MAY RAISE QUESTIONS
DOUG HARRISON: STUDENT LEADER'S ROLES CAN BE VERY CONFUSING
BILL ROLFES: CHANGE YOU MAJOR, BUT DO IT SOON
GUEST COMMENTARY: ATTENDANCE PRIZES UNDERRATED
Features:

JILL BARRET: COLUMN A GENERIC OFFERING
It's important to note that any time Becky Rickard is given credit for "Column: A Generic Offering" that it is wrong - Jill Barret always did "A generic offering" and for some reason the two were mixed up for a few online issues
COUPLE AMONG FIRST TO RECEIVE DEGREE WITH NEW TITLE
FORMER LT. GOVERNOR LECTURES HERE ON WOMEN, POLITICS, THE WHITE HOUSE
3 in 1: New Center combines minority services; its director receives local award for her work
COPLAND FLASH BACK TO 1970s
THE NIXONS
Sports:

RIVERMEN SOCCER TEAM KICKS OFF SEASON ON RIGHT FOOT
WOMEN'S SOCCER OFF TO 'AVERAGE' START
'CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM' GUIDES GOLF COACH, TEAM THROUGH FALL
BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
VOLLEYBALL TEAM RETURNS FROM COMPETITIVE MATCHES IN WISCONSIN TOURNEY
NEW PLAYERS SHOULD STRENGTHEN VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Issue 895 - September 15, 1997
News:

STUDENT THREATENING LEGAL ACTION AGAINST PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY: Grievance alleges violation of privacy, racial discrimination
NEW STUDENT AFFAIRS VICE CHANCELLOR NAMED
SEX MARKS THE SPOT: Sexy Legs sign vandalized, student organizations propose forum to discuss annual controversy
2 MORE CANDIDATES MAKE BID FOR STUDENT CURATOR POST
EXPO: A MOMENTARY RESPITE FOR STUDENTS
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS STRUT THEIR STUFF
POLICE BREAK UP SEXY LEGS
Editorials

OUR OPINION: GRACE US WITH YOUR PRESENCE, ADVOCACY
DOUG HARRISON: STUDENTS' ADMINISTRATOR IS ON THE MOVE, AGAIN
BILL ROLFES: BECOMING OBSOLETE IN THIS 'COMPUTER AGE'
GUEST COMMENTARY: UMSL IS FOR LOSERS
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE column
PERMANENT MARKER: Tattoos have become the lastest manifestation of American pop culture and they'll probably be with Gen Xers for quite sometime
PAINTING THE WORLD (AND HIS TRUCK) AS HE SEES IT
FULL MONTY DARES TO REVEAL ALL
OUR LADY PEACE
SUPERGRASS
Sports

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL (McGwire column)
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL WOMEN'S SPORTS TEAMS
WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM SEARCHING FOR GOAL PROTECTION AND MORE WINS
SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT MARKS GOOD THINGS TO COME FOR VBALL TEAM
RIVERMEN BREAK EVEN ON WEEKEND TRIP
Issue 896 - September 22, 1997
News:

CHANCELLOR'S ADDRESS CHARTS MAP FOR THE FUTURE
SGA ASSEMBLY TAKES FIRST ACTION OF NEW YEAR: Representatives pass resolution, establish new committees
STUDENT DISCIPLINE PROCEEDINGS POLICE CONDUCT, PUNISH OFFENDERS IN SECRET
IT'S GREEK TO ME: Fraternities and sororities enjoy more student involvement
FRATERNITY DEFENDS, IS CRITICIZED FOR CONTEST: Debate draws opposed groups, discusses issue in formal setting
PARTNERSHIP SETS SIGHTS ON FREE VISION CARE
ADMINISTRATORS: SCHOLARSHIP MONEY OFTEN GOES UNUSED
Editorials

OUR OPINION: MULTICULTURAL OFFICE CA ONLY HELP STUDENTS
DOUG HARRISON: JASON'S STORY SHOULD HAVE TAUGHT U A LESSON
BILL ROLFES: LACKING INGREDIENTS FOR 'COLLEGE EXPERIENCE'
GUEST COMMENTARY: A GRAIN OF SALT
Features

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
'JOE BAKER IS DEAD' BUT MARY TROY IS ALIVE AND WELL
I GOT IT, I GOT IT: Intramural softball tournament hits a homer with students
FACULTY EXCHANGE MARKS DIAMOND ANNIVERSARY
HARK--ALEC BALDWIN CAN ACTUALLY ACT
311 BREAKS NEW GROUND WITH TRANSISTOR
Sports

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME Last week, Ken Dunkin could not have been more timely with his column on Cardinal slugger Mark McGwire . . .
FIELD MAY HAVE TO WAIT: Key member's resignation leaves plans for construction up in the air
WOMEN RETURN FROM ROAD ON WINNING NOTE
INJURY TEMPORARILY HINDERS GOALIE'S CHANCES TO MAKE THE MOST OF SEASON
UPSETTING LOSS TO ROLLA TO BE PLAYERS' MOTIVATIONAL FORCE, COACH SAYS
Issue 897 - September 29, 1997
News:

DEPARTMENT TRANSFER TO ENCOURAGE BETTER SERVICES FOR STUDENTS, CHANCELLOR SAYS
ACQUISITION TRIGGERS RENOVATION, REORGANIZATION IN TJ LIBRARY
EXHIBITIONIST TARGETS LIBRARY, OTHER AREA CAMPUSES
CURATORS EXTEND OFFICIAL WELCOME TO PACHECO
LAND SWAP STILL ON HOLD: Deal needs approval of federal Agency
COALITION ACTIVELY APPOSES NEW OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL RELATIONS
VOLUNTEER PROGRAM TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH
UPB PLANS YEAR'S ACTIVITIES, CONTINUES TO FOCUS ON RECRUITMENT, DIVERSITY
STUDENT PRAISE CAREER DAYS
ANNUAL UN ESSAY CONTEST DEADLINE APPROACHES
Editorials

OUR OPINION: A NOT-SO-HONORABLE PARKING ARRANGEMENT
DOUG HARRISON: AS MY PATH DIVERGES CHOICES GET HARDER
BILL ROLFES: SICK 'N TIRED OF UMSL STUDENTS COMPLAINING
GUEST COMMENTARY: INTOLERANCE IN THE NAME OF TOLERANCE
Features

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
GALLERY 210 : Tucked away in the depths of Lucas Hall students will find a hidden treasure
ON 'LIVE' SUPPORT AFTER SEASON PREMIERE
LITMAG KICKS OFF NEW YEAR
SILVERSTONE STEPS ASIDE TO LET CO-STAR SHINE IN EXCESS BAGGAGE
SMASHING YOUR EXPECTATIONS
Sports

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: No one ever said UM-St. Louis students pay attention . . .
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM TAKES TIME OUT TO VISIT CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
VOLLEYBALL SQUAD COMES AWAY WITH A WIN, 'FALL FLAT' IN ROAD TRIP
WOMEN'S SOCCER STUCK IN LOSING STREAK
HOCKEY READY FOR NEW SEASON
REC SPORTS INTRODUCES NEW, FREE EVENTS
INJURIES, PLAYER SLUMPS CONTINUE TO RIVERMEN SOCCER
Issue 898 - October 6, 1997
News:

HOMECOMING LINE UP OF ACTIVITIES TO CULMINATE IN SATURDAY DANCE
NORMANDY MAYOR: ;AND AQUISITIONS ARE ERODING TAX BASE
IN THE (UNITED) WAY
WALK, RUN OR ROLL - ANNUAL UM-ST. LOUIS RAISES HUNDREDS FOR LOCAL CHILDREN'S EYECARE, TESTING
WAGE HIKE HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON STUDENTS' CASH FLOW, EXPERTS SAY
CANDIDATES LINE UP FOR SPOT ON BOARD OF CURATORS
OUR OPINION: NORMANDY TESTS U'S FRIENDSHIP
DOUG HARRISON: OPINION WRITING 101
BILL ROLFES: A SOMEWHAT MODEST (BUSINESS)PROPOSAL
GUEST COMMENTARY: MEDIA'S INVASION OF PROVACY INTOLERABLE
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
YOUR CAREER COULD BEGIN BEHIND THESE DOORS
REC SPORTS DEPARTMENT TEAMING WITH ACTIVITIES
HISLA OFFERS STUDENT LATIN SPICE THIS MONTH
FREDDY JONES BAND ROCKS WASH U PROMOTING LATEST RELEASE
DANCE, DANCE, I SAID DANCE
Sports

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
LAURA GRAY BATTLES THROUGH INJURIES TO SHINE
RIVERMEN READY FOR HOMECOMING ACTION
WOMEN'S SOCCER GETS OUT OF RECENT FUNK
RIVERMEN LOOKING FOR WINS IN UPCOMING MATCHES
RIVERWOMEN PROBLEMS CONTINUE
Issue 899 - October 13, 1997
News:

SGA VICE PRESIDENT HALTS SEARCH FOR STUDENT CURATOR
HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES STYMIED BY PLANNING PROBLEMS, MISCOMMUNICATION
CHANCELLOR FIELDS QUESTIONS FROM SENATE
A&S MEETS TO ELECT SEARCH COMMITTEE FOR NEXT DEAN
THE CHECK IS IN THE(E)MAIL: Skyrocketing maintainence costs will mean new mainframe for campus
COUNSELING SERVICES OFFERS FREE DEPRESSION SCREENING
GRANT WILL FUND RESEARCH INTO ALTERNATIVE TO HOMELESSNESS
Editorials

DOUG HARRISON: UNIVERSITY'S ABSENCE OF DIVERSITY IS OBVIOUS
BILL ROLFES: SPIRIT OF HOMECOMING PAST LIVES NOT IN U
Features

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE: I was 23 years-old for two years. How, you ask?
FOOD, FUN AND FRIENDS
COURSE TAKES STUDENTS OUT OF ONE CLASSROOM AND INTO ANOTHER
KEVIN KLINE GIVES FUNNY, DIGNIFIED PERFORMANCE
A SAMPLING OF RECENT SAMPLES' RELEASE
COWBOY MOUTH ROCKS DURING AND AFTER CONCERT
Sports

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: It seems way too early for the basketball programs to be starting their practice . . .
RIVERMEN AND WOMEN FALL TO QUINCY IN HOMECOMING ACTION
MIDNIGHT MADNESS, SOCK HOP SET FOR THIS WEEK
RIVERWOMEN FALL TO QUINCY, TRY TO REGROUP
NICOLE WALL EMERGES AS ONE OF RIVERWOMEN VOLLEYBALL'S TOP PLAYERS
INJURIES PLAGU RIVERWOMEN'S SOCCER
Issue 900 - October 20, 1997
News:

KKK SUES BOARD OF CURATORS, WANTS AIR TIME ON CAMPUS RADIO
PROFIT LOSSES FORCE COFFEE CARTS TO CLOSE
STUDENT ASSEMBLY APPROVES FEE HIKE FOR 98-99 ACADEMIC YEAR
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER DRAWS MIXED RESPONSE FROM FACULTY MEMBERS
HOLIDAY DRAWS ANNUAL PROTESTERS
CAMPUS COMPUTING WILL BE READY FOR MILLENNIAL MADNESS, OFFICIALS SAY
RENOWNED POLLSTER DISCUSSES RACE, RELIGION, WISDOM FOR LIVING
GRACE ARRIVES ON CAMPUS
OUR OPINION: EVERYONE CAN RELIEVE PARKING STRESS
DOUG HARRISON: UHMMSULL, SAY IT AIN'T SO
BILL ROLFES: NEVER DO TODAY WHAT YOU CAN PUT OFF 'TIL TOMORROW
GUEST COMMENTARY: MONKEY BUSINESS
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
SOCK IT TO ME
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM
TASTEFUL RE-CREATIONS DEFINE PANIC
EVERCLEAR DOES IT AGAIN
FOLK-ROCK-COUNTRY IN EARLY STAGES OF EVOLUTION
SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST
Sports

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
RIVERWOMEN VOLLEYBALL GETS REVENGE ON QUINCY
MEN'S SOCCER ENJOYING RECENT WINS, ANTICIPATING TOUGH CONFERENCE ACTION
GLVC WIN 'MOST IMPORTANT OBJECTIVE' FOR TEAM
Issue 901 - October 27, 1997
News:

UM-ST. LOUISAN MAKES BID FOR OFFICE, PLACE IN HISTORY
ON THE HORIZONS
CURATOR SELECTION PROCESS BACK ON TRACK AFTER DELAYS
EAST DRIVE SLATED FOR MUCH-NEEDED REPAIRS
UNIVERSITY ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIPS TO HONOR JOHN DENVER
Editorials

OUR OPINION: KLAN'S SUIT AGAINST UNIVERSITY MISGUIDED
DOUG HARRISON: KWMU'S REAL CHALLENGE: GO PRIVATE, GET OFF CAMPUS
BILL ROLFES: A TRUE GHOST STORY FROM CHARLESTON, S.C.
GUEST COMMENTARY: WHAT'S IN A NAME?
Features

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
THINGS THAT GO BUMP
AN EYE ON AMBITION
I KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT, BUT THAT'S OKAY Movie Review: "I Know What You Did Last Summer"
COLONY MAKE SUCCESSFUL DEBUT WITH SIRENS
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL : Money rules the sports world today. That explains the $15 dollar cheap seats at hockey games and the $25 dollar nose bleeds at a Rams game. . .
RIVERWOMEN LIMP HOME FROM FLORIDA GAMES
RIVERMEN LOOKING TOWARD CONFERENCE PLAY
Issue 902 - November 3, 1997
News:

POLICE TARGET REPEAT OFFENDERS WITH NEW TIRE BOOTS
HALLOWEEN HAPPINESS
ALCOHOL NEWEST ADDITION TO CAMPUS DINING SERVICES
PROFESSOR FEARS FOR SAFETY WHILE GRIEVANCE AGAINST HIM SLOWLY PROCEEDS
UNIVERSITY REACHES, EXCEEDS UNITED WAY GOAL IN RECENT DRIVE
ASBESTOS NOT A MAJOR PROBLEM ON CAMPUS, OFFICIALS SAY
Editorials

OUR OPINION: TOO FEW COMPUTER TECHS TO SUPPORT U
DOUG HARRISON: EVERYTHING IN MODERATION? I DON'T THINK SO
BILL ROLFES: INTERNSHIPS HELP BUILD FUTURES, OFFER EXPERIENCE
GUEST COMMENTARY: MANY SHALLOW MINDS
Features

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
WE THE PEOPLE
SILVER-SCREEN BEAN NOT WHAT WE'VE COME TO LOVE
DJ LETHAL DISCUSSES HIS FUTURE AFTER HOUSE OF PAIN
HONEYRODS DEBUT WITH DECENT, SELF-TITLED RELEASE
Sports:

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
BRADY NAMED COACH OF THE YEAR
RIVERMEN EXCELL IN TOURNEY
INCONSISTENCIES CONTINUE FOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM
Issue 903 - November 10, 1997
News:

SUSPECT ARRESTED, CHARGED IN CAMPUS FLASHINGS
COMMITTEE ASKS SGA PRESIDENT TO RESIGN IF APPOINTED TO CURATOR'S POST
FACULTY COUNCIL: GRIEVANCES SHOULD WAIT UNTIL FEBRUARY
STATE'S NEXT CONTRIBUTIONS TO PERFORMING ARTS CENTER COULD BE LAST, OFFICIALS SAY
UNIVERSITY DEDICATES NEW REGIONAL RECOVERY CENTER
ISO FINANCIAL FALLOUT LEAVES ORGANIZATION WITHOUT TREASURER
APPLICANTS HAVE MIXED REACTION TO OPEN INTERVIEWS FOR STUDENT CURATOR
Editorials

OUR OPINION: FACULTY COUNCIL DEAF TO GRADE GRIEVANCES
DOUG HARRISON: BURNOUT IS RUNNING RAMPANT THESE DAYS
BILL ROLFES: ANONYMOUS LETTERS: NAMELESS OR SPINELESS?
GUEST COMMENTARY: I'M NOT SURE I LIKE THE CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE
Features

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
FALL IN TO FASHION
ONE (FLU) SHOT DESERVES ANOTHER
FRAMING THE FRAMES
BOOGIE NIGHTS FALLS FLAT
DEVLINS HEADED FOR STARDOM
LIMP BISKIT IS UNPREDICTABLE
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL : Many people watch sports in bars or at a favorite sports grille . . .
RIVERMEN CLOSE SEASON WITH LOSS TO INDIANAPOLIS
VOLLEYBALL TEAM SET TO FINISH REGULAR SEASON
BETH ERNST SHINES DURING DARK SEASON FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER
Issue 904 - November 17, 1997
News:

FINALIST FORWARDED TO GOVERNOR IN SEARCH FOR CURATOR
BIG BUCKS
NEW SOFTWARE MAKES ADVISING MORE EFFICIENT
SEARCH FOR NEXT DEAN NOW ON TRACK
BOON OR BANE
OFF CAMPUS COMPUTING
PROBLEM HINDERS COMPUTER PROGRAMMING CONTEST
FORGET CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AND FINALS: IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GET A REAL JOB
STUDENTS, FACULTY SEARCH FOR ANSWERS TO INDIFFERENCE, RACISM
Editorial

OUR OPINION: NEXT STUDENT CURATOR MUST CARRY TORCH
DOUG HARRISON: LOCAL WRITER OVERDUE FOR RECENT ATTENTION
BILL ROLFES: ADULTS SHOULD NOT BE CLOSET CARTOON WATCHERS
GUEST COMMENTARY: CAMPUS PARKING PROBLEM REMEDIES
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
NATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROVIDES STUDENTS NEW EXPERIENCES, CHANCE TO GET AWAY
FANTASTIC BUGS AREN'T EVERYTHING
U2 ROCKS WITH STANDARD HITS
Sports:

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
MEN'S SOCCER ENDS TROUBLED YEAR
VOLLEYBALL SEASON ENDS
MEN'S HOCKEY FALLS TO WASHINGTON U IN 3RD
RIVERWOMEN FINISH ABOVE .500
Issue 905 - December 1, 1997
News:

SGA ENDORSES $6-PER-CREDIT-HOUR HIKE FOR NEW U CENTER
UNIVERSITY JOINS LOCAL MINISTRY TO FEED AREA NEEDY DURING HOLIDAYS
PARENTS OF 'ROAD RAGE' VICTIM VISIT SGA ASSEMBLY
OUT OF BONDAGE; INTO FREEDOM, FORGIVENESS
FINALISTS COME UNDER GUBERNATORIAL SCRUTINY
NORMANDY CONFLICTS FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR NEW PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER
Editorials

OUR OPINION: FEE HIKE REFLECTS OFFICIALS POOR PLANNING
DOUG HARRISON: MISSING J.C. PENNEY BEFORE ITS EVEN GONE
BILL ROLFES: GLORY DAYS RETURNED
GUEST COMMENTARY: ACTIVITIES ARE THERE, BUT STUDENTS AREN'T
Features

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE: I don't mean to sound like a party-pooper or a grinch, but holiday cheer makes me sick . . .
UM-ST. LOUISANS ON THE RUN
ON THE RUN AROUND THE WORLD
BANKING ON IT
ANASTASIA REVISITS AND REVISES RUSSIAN HISTORY
ALL PUFF (DADDY), NO CREATIVITY
SHINING SISTERS
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: For every A.C. Green there will be a Lawrence Phillips. For every good person there is a bad person . . .
RIVERMEN OPEN SEASON WITH LOSS TO TRUMAN
MEN'S HOOPS LOOK TO FRESHMEN
RIVERWOMEN SPORT NEW TEAM FOR '97-'98
NEW FACES MAY IMPROVE OLD RECORD
ETHRIDGE TRIES TO BOOST PLAYERS' CONFIDENCE
INTRAMURAL PROGRAMS FINISH BUSY SEMESTER
Issue 906 - December 8, 1997
News:

MIDNIGHT MELEE AT MEADOWS FRUSTRATES RESIDENCE, OFFICIALS
CRIME TIME
STUDENT GROUP OPPOSES FEE HIKE
BUILDING PROJECTS WILL REDUCE PARKING IN NEAR FUTURE, INCREASE SPACE OVER TIME
THANKSGIVING THEFTS COST U THOUSANDS
U STUDENTS NAMED TO NATIONAL HONOR LIST
UNIVERSITY, MUNICIPALITY OPEN DIALOGUE, DISCUSS STRATEGIES TO SMOOTH GROWTH OF CAMPUS
Editorials

OUR OPINION: THROW OUT INCREMENTAL GRADING SYSTEM
DOUG HARRISON: SPENDING OUR WAY TO A DYSFUNCTIONAL SOCIETY
BILL ROLFES: MERCANTILE'S OPERATION NOT USER-FRIENDLY
GUEST COMMENTARY: WRITING RELIEVES URGE TO EXPRESS ONE'S SELF
Features

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
LOOK NO FURTHER: YOUR GUIDE TO CHEAP CHRISTMAS FUN IS HERE
WARNING: FINALS ARE HERE
FLUBBER FORGOT THE PLOT
LATEST ALIEN GOES WHERE PREDECESSORS DID NOT
TO SEE MIDNIGHT, PACK A LUNCH
MADE YOU BLINK
SPRUCE TREES HELP REJUVINATE ON-CAMPUS RECYCLING EFFORT
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: I have often wondered if winning was to attributed to the player or the system that the coach sets up . . .
RIVERWOMEN INDEFEATED AFTER 3 GAMES
RIVERMWN FALL TO 1-4 AFTER DISAPPOINTING LOSS TO BELLARMINE
HOCKEY TEAM LOOKS FORWARD TO FACING SLU NEXT SEMESTER
MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM PLAYS, PREPARES TO TAKE ON AREA COLLEGE
ETHRIDGE TRIES TO BOOST PLAYERS' CONFIDENCE
INTRAMURAL PROGRAMS FINISH BUSY SEMESTER

Issue 907 - December 15, 1997
News:

1997: THE YEAR IN REVIEW
TAX CREDIT BRINGS HOPE, DELAYED BILLS TO U STUDENTS
AREA EDUCATORS DEDICATE NEW REGIONAL EDUCATION PARK
UNIVERSITY CONTRACTS WITH NEW BANKER; ADDITIONAL SERVICES COULD BE IN THE OFFING
PETITION DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUM; ORGANIZAERS CLAIM HUNDREDS OF SIGNATURES
FRATERNITY SPONSORS TOY DRIVE FOR LOCAL CHARITY
Editorials

OUR OPINION: "ENRICHMENT HOUR" - NOT ON THIS CAMPUS
DOUG HARRISON: CASTING THE FIRST STONE: THEATER IS BAD NEWS
BILL ROLFES: CHRISTMAS SPIRIT MAKES PEOPLE DO WEIRD STUFF
GUEST COMMENTARY: UM-ST. LOUIS STUDENTS FRIENDLIEST I'VE SEEN
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
HOLIDAY SHOPPING . . . WITHOUT THE HASSLES
WHERE SHOPPERS PAY, THE THEIVES WILL PREY
LITMAG GEARS UP FOR '98 EDITION
MORE EXCUSES TO SCREAM 2
THE RAINMAKER SCORES BIG ON DRAMA AND SUSPENSE
MIXED UP AND CONFUSED WORKS FOR CRASHERS
Sports:

BRIAN FOLSOM: IN OVERTIME
MEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM SEARCHING FOR MORE WINS IN WINTER SEMESTER
HOCKEY TEAM READY FOR RIVAL
WOMEN'S HOOP SQUAD ON FIRE
RIVERMEN FACE TOUGH SCHEDULE
Issue 908 - January 12, 1998
News:

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER SPARKS STUDENT OPPOSITION
SOME EMAIL EMAIL ACCOUNTS 'PURGED'
UPB PRESIDENT SEES GROWTH, MORE INTEREST IN PROGRAMMING
IT'S DEBATABLE
HARMON MAILS IN OPPOSITION TO CONTROVERSIAL THEATER
CHANCELLOR NAMED ST. LOUIS' FIRST 'CITIZEN OF THE YEAR'
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: TALE OF TWO BUILDINGS IS INTRUCTIVE
DOUG HARRISON: DIANAMANIA COSTS TOO MUCH FOR ME
BILL ROLFES: YOU COULD HAVE SAID THANKS
GUEST COMMENTARY:A SMOOTH TRANSISTION
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
NOW GET A HAIRCUT AND GET A REAL JOB
HUME MAKES MEDIATION A WAY OF LIFE IN IRELAND
NICHOLSON LEADS 'GOOD' CAST TO GREAT PERFORMANCE
THE VERVE MAKES STRONG RETURN WITH URBAN HYMMS
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: The problem with the sports world today is that it reflects the real world too much . . .
RIVERWOMEN RIDING WAVE OF SUCCESS
RIVERMEN CONTINUE ROUGH SEASON, FALL TO 4-9
REC SPORTS FORMING LEAGUES
HOCKEY GAME CANCELLED AFTER CONTRACT DISPUTE
Issue 909 - January 20, 1998
News:

MORE FRAT SIGNS ARE SMEARED
SENATE WILL DECIDE STOP HOUR
A&S GIVES VOTING POWER TO LECTURERS
NEW STICKER PICKUP PROVES PROBLEMATIC
FACULTY COUNCIL PROPOSES NEW GUIDELINES FOR USE OF STUDENT COMPUTING FEES
LAND SWAP ALMOST FINAL, APPROVAL FROM FED IS LAST HURDLE
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: QUIT COMPLAINING; JOIN THE SENATE
DOUG HARRISON: LONG-ING FOR SOME RESOLUTION
BILL ROLFES: FINALLY, A REASON TO TURN ON THE RADIO
GUEST COMMENTARY: EVERYTHING BACK TO NORMAL
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
STRENGTHENING YOUR RESOLVE
WHAT THE MARKET WILL BEAR
HORRIFIC COMEDY BLENDS HUMOR, CYNICISM
MY VIRTUAL REFERENCE DESK COULD BE YOUR FAVORITE RESEARCH TOOL ON THE WEB
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: The Green Bay Packers by 12 points? What is the deal with the SubPar Bowl every year?
RIVERMEN OUTRUN GREYHOUDS
A GRUELING VACATION
WOMEN'S HOOP TEAM DEFEATS INDIANAPOLIS
Issue 910 - January 27, 1998
News:

WELCH NAMED STUDENT CURATOR
PERFORMING ARTS THEATER TAKES CENTER STAGE ON CAMPUS
REMEMBERING A MARTYR: Campus marks King holiday with housing promotion
2-YR. COLLEGES WANT MOEW CREDITS TO TRANSFER
STUDENTS REMAIN DIVIDED OVER PROPOSED PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
PIPE BREAK CLOSES UNDERGROUND, COVE
SGA PRESIDENT VOWS, CHALLENGES SENATE TO FILL STUDENT SLOTS
SUB-STANTIAL MEAL
OUR OPINION: COWARDLY VANDAL HIDES BEHIND PAINT
DOUG HARRISON: ASSEMBLY'S 'HAND SETTING' IS USELESS
BILL ROLFES: NO, I'M NOT GOING TO BE A TEACHER
GUEST COMMENTARY: EQUAL VOICE COMES FROM PARTICIPATION
BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
TAPPING INTO LISTENERS
WB HAS FRESH HIT WITH 'DAWSON'
SPICE GIRLS NEED HELP
SEX AND CANDY DESTINED FOR ONE-HIT-WONDERDOM
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL
RIVERWOMEN WALLOP HARRIS-STOWE
BACK IN THE SADDLE AGAIN
HOCKEY TEAM LOSES KEY PLAYERS, WIPES OUT AGAINST SLU
RIVERMEN EARN CONFERENCE WIN
Issue 911 - February 2, 1998
News:

TUITION GETS MODEST HIKE FROM CURATORS
MAKING ROOM FOR MERCANTILE
SGA PRESIDENT: U SHOULD 'BUY' EXISTING U CENTER FROM STUDENTS
CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS WILL ALLOW FREER SPACE ALLOCATIONS, CHANGE DEPARTMENT LOCATIONS
STUDENTS CONVENE FORUM TO DISCUSS PROPOSED FACILITIES
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: ARTS CENTER BEGS ONE QUESTION: WHY?
DOUG HARRISON: CLEAN WATER: I'LL DRINK TO THAT
BILL ROLFES: BLAME IT ON THE INFAMOUS 'THEY'
GUEST COMMENTARY: GET INVOLVED
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING : My academic path has been a long string of misguided attempts to reach an unwanted goal . . .
WALKING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND could be less than wonderful
DISCOVERING THE GLOBAL WOMAN
CROSS OVER TO 210: Duo's work featured at gallery
DICKENS RIP: Poor adaptation disgraces text of author (Great Expectations)
GOOD CAST HELPS DESPERATE MEASURES
NEW 'DARK COMEDY' ISN'T A COMPLETE ZERO
STANDOUT SINGLE MAY OUTSHINE CREED'S DEBUT ALBUM
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL
RIVERWOMEN SPLIT ON ROAD
HAWKS SOAR PAST RIVERMEN 87-68
JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFER AIDS WOMEN'S SUCCESSFUL SEASON
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE SIGNS WITH SOFTBALL TEAM
GIVING CROSS COUNTRY THE CREDIT IT DESERVES
Issue 912 - February 9, 1998
News:

SABC IMPOSES RESTRICTIONS ON GROUPS' FUNDS
STUDENTS SUE UNIVERSITY FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF FEES
GARAGE CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON WEST DRIVE; MORE PROJECTS PLANNED
REFLECTION ON PAST FRAMES HOPE FOR FUTURE
ENROLLMENT TAKES SMALL UPTURN
UNIVERSITY EYES FUNDS FROM SYSTEM FOR 'MISSION ENHANCEMENT'
FOR SEAY, SPECIAL EMPHASIS IS WELCOME CHANGE
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: U CENTER NOT AVAILABLE FOR RENT
DOUG HARRISON: SUFFERING THROUGH SUE-AGE PROBLEMS
BILL ROLFES: PLEASE, NOT ANOTHER OLYMPIC SOB STORY
GUEST COMMENTARY: TRYING TO TAME TODAY'S TEENS
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
WHEN CULTURES COLLIDE
VALENTINE GIFT-GIVING CAN BE AS HARD ON THE MIND AS IT IS ON THE POCKETBOOK
PLOT MIA : Non-stop, well-done action redeems movie without any real story between bullets
REGIONAL BAND RELEASES SECOND, STRONGER ALBUM
THE FORCE BE WITH YOU
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP: When people talk about Saint Louis University basketball, certain names like the great Ed McCauley, Anthony Bonner, Erwin Claggett and Scott Highmark come up...
HOME COURT ADVANTAGE NOT ENOUGH FOR RIVERMEN
BETH GOETZ NAMED HEAD SOCCER COACH
RIVERWOMEN FALL SHORT OF COME BACK
TOUGH D TOO MUCH FOR WISCONSIN
Issue 913 - February 16, 1998
News:

HEALTH SERVICES WELCOMES HIGHER FEES
UPB PRESIDENT CALLS FOR DISSOLUTION OF SABC
AVERY PREPARES FOR U CENTER FIGHT
BEYOND BOUNDARIES : Poet, scholar is comfortable in classroom or Carnegie Hall
HOME SWEET HOMECOMING
RUSHING TO RECRUIT YOU
Editorials

OUR OPINION: FOR TRUE SUCCESS, UPB MUST BE READY TO CHANGE
DOUG HARRISON: CORPORATE IDEOLOGY IS PERVASIVE ON CAMPUS
BILL ROLFES: WHAT'S MY DEGREE GOING TO BE WORTH?
GUEST COMMENTARY: COMMUNICATION: THAT'S THE KEY
Features

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
IT'S ROOT, ROOT FOR THE HOME TEAM
KEEPING YOUR EYE ON THE GOAL
THE '80s ARE ALIVE AND WELL
EX-VAL HALEN ROCKER RELEASES BEST
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: I have always had a dream to be a radio broadcaster . . .
PANTHERS' DEFENSE SINKS RIVERMEN
RIVERWOMEN LOSE TWO IN A ROW, FALL TO 14-9
MIKE HARRIS ADJUSTS TO DIVISION II PLAY
NHL SKAKING ON THIN ICE AS STAR ATHLETES RETIRE, GET INJURED DUE TO ROUGH PLAY
Issue 914 - February 23, 1998
News:

NURSING CRISIS FORCES CUTS IN FACULTY
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSEMBLY SEARCHES FOR OFFICIAL CONSTITUTION
BLACK WOMEN TO BE FOCUS OF SPECIAL FEATURE
FOOD SERVICES MANAGER CAUGHT WITH HANDGUN
GRIEVANCE GUIDELINES WILL GET REVISION FROM SENATE
AFRICAN-AMERICAN LEADER CALLS FOR UNITY AND PRIDE IN HERITAGE
GATEWAY OF OPPORTUNITY: Job Fair to bring employers, would-be employees together at Mark Twain
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: SADDAM HUSSEIN: A TICKING TIME BOMB
DOUG HARRISON: A CHINCHILLA FARM CAN'T BE FAR OFF FOR SGA
BILL ROLFES: BLOOD DRIVE SEEKING A FEW GOOD VEINS
GUEST COMMENTARY:WHY SHOULD I GO GREEK
BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE
MARDI GRAS: SOME BRIEF HISTORY
GHANA COMES ALIVE IN J.C. PENNEY
SENSELESS IS CLASSIC STUPID COMEDY
PALMETTO: A mystery on the rocks, with a twist
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP
RIVERMEN ROMPED ON THE ROAD 100-74
RIVERWOMEN ON LOSING TRACK TOWARD END OF SEASON
U.S. HOCKEY TEAM IS BIG DISAPPOINTMENT IN NAGANO
HARRY CARAY: AN ICON FOR MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ANNOUNCING
Issue 915 - March 9, 1998
News:

PROFESSOR FIRES BACK WITH NEW GRIEVANCE AGAINST U
REPORT FINDS DRIVER AT FAULT IN JUNE CRASH
FORMER FOOD SERVICES DIRECTOR CHARGED IN CAMPUS ASSAULT
NURSING STUDENTS EXPRESS CONCERS WITH DEAN
THE RIGHT COMBINATION: Gwen Packnett has merged a lifetime of experience and education as well as three diversity programs on campus
HIGH TURNOUT IN SENATE RACE REVERSES TREND IN RECENT YEARS
Editorials:
OUR OPINION: FAILED PREDICTIONS GUARUNTEE FUTURE CUTS
DOUG HARRISON: THE KNIGHT THE LIGHTS WENT OUT IN LONDON
BILL ROLFES: LENT MADE EASY
GUEST COMMENTARY:TRULY EMBARASSED
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING
MORE THAN A-B-C AND 1-2-3
JAZZ IT UP A LITTLE, OR A LOT
THE COMEDY THAT WASN'T
CONCERT INFO IS A CLICK AWAY:
SKYLIGHT TACKLES TOUGH HUMAN ISSUES, DELIVERS SOLID ACTING
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: The women's basketball program has no reason to hang its head . . .
RIVERMEN'S SEASON ENDS WITH LOSS
RIVERWOMEN FALL SHORT OF CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
TENNIS TEAM FOCUSING ON CONFERENCE WINS, COACH SAYS
Issue 916 - March 16, 1998
News:

STUDENT SEATS ON SENATE WILL BE FULL
WHEN LOVE HURTS: Photojournalist documents one family's dissent into abuse and violence
BARNES COLLEGE OF NURSING LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR TENURE TRACK PROFESSOR
HUNGER PAINS: Ministry focuses on world hunger in special emphasis this week
HE'S OUTTA THIS WORLD : Astronaut and scientist addresses African-American Alumni chapter
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: GUIDELINES FOR NEXT SGA PRESIDENT
DOUG HARRISON: BAD TIMING CONFUSES A REASONABLE MAN
BILL ROLFES: MAPPING THE FUTURE
GUEST COMMENTARY:CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE : On Tuesday (St. Patrick's Day for those who are holiday impaired) most people will be drinking green beer, wearing green clothing . . .
SPRING BREAK '98: It's a long tradition of parties, la playa and just plain fun
WOMEN OF STATURE
MOVING PERFORMANCE MAKES BEAUTY OK
FASTBALL DELIVERS COMBINATION PROJECT OF MANY STYLES
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP: The best time of year in sports is now. March Madness is in full-swing . . .
RIVERMEN GO 8-1 IN FLORIDA
RIVERWOMEN OFF TO SLUGGISH START
TENNIS TEAM DROPS 3 OF 4
BASEBALL COACH OPTOMISTIC ABOUT TEAM'S PERFORMANCE
CARDINALS FAN PREDICTS WINS IN BALL CLUB'S FUTURE
Issue 917 - March 23, 1998
News:

2 CHALLENGE AVERY FOR PRESIDENCY OF SGA
AWARENESS WEEK BRINGS HUNGER TO U
CONTRACTS AWARDED TO NON-UNION BIDDERS IRK LOCAL 562
BOOK SWAP: SGA links U with national online textbook exchange
TASK FORCE TO REVISE SGA COMPETITION
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: UNIVERSITIES IN NO-WIN SITUATION
DOUG HARRISON: TOBACCO LITIGATION IS FULL OF SMOKE
BILL ROLFES: WEALTHY ENJOY THE SULTE TASTE OF BEER
GUEST COMMENTARY:IT'S YOUR TURN
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING : I like to think it's graduate school that made me crazy, but I know better . . .
A CONSTRUCTIVE SPRING BREAK
THERE IS A WAY OF ESCAPE
(WILD) THINGS THAT GO FLOP IN THE THEATER
OLP MAKES BOLD RETURN TO ST. LOUIS
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: Cardinal baseball fans are the sentimental type . . .
RIVERWOMEN SIGN OAKVILLE SOCCER PLAYER
EARLY LOSSES GALVANIZE SOFTBALL TEAM'S PLAY
BLUES SHOULD RETURN BRETT HULL'S LOYALTY WITH CONTRACT
GOLF COACH RESIGNS JOB AT HIGH SCHOOL
Issue 918 - March 30, 1998
News:

FRIEDMAN UNSEATED AS CHAIR OF UNIVERSITY SENATE
GREIVANCE STRICKEN: The latest hot-button issue on campus centers around a process beset on all sides by criticism from groups its supposed to protect
SGA TO UNVEIL INFORMAL INSTRUCTOR EVALUATIONS ON WEB
TRAILBLAZERS SALUTED IN CEREMONY
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: FOR SGA PRESIDENT: A REALISTIC VISION WILL DO
DOUG HARRISON: YES, ELECTIONS ARE NEWS
BILL ROLFES: QUESTIONING VALIDITY OF SGA COMMITTEES
GUEST COMMENTARY:A CASE FOR INVOLVEMENT IN CAMPUS ELECTIONS OF UM-ST. LOUIS
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE : I wish I could abstain from cheesiness but, I know you'd expect nothing less from me...
SPRING INTO FASHION
(MC)CANN DO
A PRIMARY DISAPPOINTMENT
THE CURRENT TO HOST STATE MEDIA CONVENTION
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP: Spring training has finally ended and now is the time for the St. Louis Cardinals to "play ball."
RIVERMEN ROMP ROLLA
SOFTBALL TEAM GOES 3-2 IN ROLLER COASTER WEEKEND
YOUNG TENNIS TEAM STRUGGLES, WINS ONE OF LAST THREE GAMES
UM-ST. LOUIS ATHLETE CHOSEN TO ATTEND NCAA CONFERENCE
Issue 919 - April 6, 1998
News:

HOPKINS WITHDRAWS FROM SGA RACE
BOMB THREAT FORCES CLARK HALL EVACUATION
BUILDINGS DOMINATE CANDIDATE'S DEBATE
GROUPS' POOR ATTENDANCE AT SGA MEETINGS COULD ENDANGER, FREEZE FUNDS NEXT YEAR
AWARENESS WEEK SPOTLIGHTS ABILITIES OF DISABLED ON CAMPUS
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: ABSENTEES SHOULD BE PUT ON ICE
DOUG HARRISON: WHERE COOL WATERS GO WHITE PEOPLE GO
BILL ROLFES: THIS SHY GUY LIKES TO GO UNNOTICED
GUEST COMMENTARY:COMMUNICATION LACKING AT U
Features:

STDs : April is STDs Awareness month, focusing on more than just HIV
BALLY'S HAS NOTHIN' ON US
CALLING ALL TUNES: Web site is great resource for music info
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: The baseball season is only four games old and I am already tired of the Mark McGwire home run chase hype . .
BASEBALL TEAM WINS AGAIN
TENNIS TEAM DROPS TWO OF THREE
RIVERWOMEN HAVE NEARLY SOLID WEEK
THE CHAMPS WIN INTERMURAL HOOPS
Issue 920 - April 13, 1998
News:

AVERY, 'PROGRESSIVES' SWEEP ELECTIONS
OFFICER FIRED FOR ALLEGED 'EXESSIVE USE OF FORCE'
HALF OF FACULTY WANT TOUHILL OUT AS CHANCELLOR
THEATER PROGRAM REVIVED
FACULTY COUNCIL DEMANDS BETTER BUDGET FOR ARTS CENTER
SEARCH FOR A&S DEAN NEARS END
SURVEY: STUDENTS WOULD BE OFF SENATE UNDER NEW, ALL-FACULTY BODY
FEE INCREASE WILL MEAN UPGRADES AT ATHLETIC CENTER
TOUHILL HONORED IN CITIZEN OF THE YEAR CEREMONY
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: DON'T GIVE US THE BOOT FROM SENATE
DOUG HARRISON: SINISTER WHITE PLOT MISSING HERE
BILL ROLFES: STUDENTS, FACULTY STRUGGLE FOR POWER
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE : There's a strange phenomenon occurring at UM-St. Louis . . .
SEINFELD: SO LONG GOOD FRIENDS
SPEAKING HIS 'VERNACULAR': 210 artist leaves pieces of exhibition on campus
FIRST SEMISONIC SINGLE WORTH BUYING WHOLE DISK
CORNERSHOP
www.SLUGFEST
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP
RIVERWOMEN WIN A PAIR, LOSE A PAIR
NO.2 CATCHER EARNS EQUAL PLAYING TIME
BASEBALL TEAM CONTINUES HOT STREAK
RIVERMEN HEAD FOR TOURNEY
DISC GOLF GAINS POPULARITY WITH STUDENTS ON CAMPUS
Issue 921 - April 20, 1998
News:

FINE ARTS EXPANSION APPROVED BY CURATORS
PHILANTHROPIST LEE'S MILLION WILL FUND FIRST ENDOWED CHAIR
BI-STATE DRIVER READY TO SUE OVER ALLEGED UNIVERSITY POLICE BRUTALITY
MERGERS RECEIVE MIXED REVIEWS
NURSING ADMINISTRATION TAKES HEAT FOR DISMISSAL
NEXT EDITOR OF THE CURRENT WANTS PAPER TO BE PART OF STUDENTS' LIVES
WOMEN SHARE IDEAS, DISCUSS ISSUES OF THE MALE-DOMINATED WORKPLACE
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: FACULTY COUNCIL PLAYING WITH NUMBERS
DOUG HARRISON: DES' DOLLARS YIELD HIGH POLITICAL RETURNS
BILL ROLFES: THE MANY FACTORS OF FINDING A JOB
GUEST COMMENTARY: SGA ELECTION WAS DIRTY GAME
Features:

JLL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING : At the risk of sounding too philosophical, I've been thinking about the God and death issues lately . . .
THIS CAR DRIVES DRUNK
LOCAL AUTHOR CELEBRATES ST. LOUIS, HER CONNECTION TO IT IN NEW BOOK
Sports:

KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: When I started playing fantasy baseball when I hit my early teens it was a fun and entertaining way to keep up with the sport . . .
BACK IN THE SWING OF THINGS
BLAHA COMES BACK FROM DL WITH A BANG
RIVERWOMEN GET REVENGE AFTER LOSING FIRST TWO GAMES IN GLVC CLUSTER
TENNIS TEAM TAKES EIGHTH SEED IN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT
Issue 922 - April 27, 1998
News:

MIRTHDAY DELIVERS ON VARIETY, DIVERSITY
PIKES WILL LIKELY REGAIN UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION
NEW TWO-YEAR TRANSFERS WILL HAVE MORE CREDITS
DUKAKIS ADDRESSES UNIVERSITY
DEFEATED SGA CANDIDATES FILE ELECTION GRIEVANCES; SOME ARE NOT RECOGNIZED
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: FOR SGA'S SUCCESS, IT'S AS EASY AS ONE, TWO
DOUG HARRISON: INSERT'S EXPRESSION IS PROTECTED TOO
BILL ROLFES: KICKING THE BINGE CD ORDERING HABIT
Features:

BECKY RICKARD: STICK IT IN THE FRIDGE : Good bye. See ya. Sayonara. Hasta Luego. Ciao. I'm outta here. . .
A LAUNDRY LIST OF ABUSES
HEAVEN HEARD THEIR BOOTLESS CRIES
LOCAL BAND HAS MASTERED IT ALL WITH NEW CD
Sports:

DAVE KINWORTHY: THE LATEST SCOOP: In the midst of all of the baseball and hockey hype that has been evident throughout the St. Louis area, some people overlook the impressive sport of track and field . . .
FRESHMAN ADJUSTS TO COLLEGE-LEVEL PLAY
RIVERMEN FINISH FIFTH IN CONFERENCE TOURNEY
BASEBALL TEAM SEEKING TICKET TO POST-SEASON PLAY
SOFTBALL TEAM DROPS TWO OF THREE IN GLVC TOURNAMENT WEEKEND
SPORTS ANAYLSIS: MARK MCGWIRE - MORE THAN A HOME RUN HITTING MACHINE
Issue 923 - May 4, 1998
News:

ASBESTOS ABATEMENT IN MARK TWAIN NEAR COMPLETION
SENATE APPROVES NEW DEGREE
ISO MARKS WEEK OF CAMPUS DIVERSITY
IN THEIR MEMORY: Green, Hywari among those remembered in annual memorial service
FOOD SERVICE GETS FRESH VISION WITH NEW LEADER
Editorials:

OUR OPINION: EXPLORING BEST AND WORST OF '97-98 ACADEMIC YEAR
DOUG HARRISON: ADIOS: HERE'S ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD
BILL ROLFES: THAT'S ALL, FOLKS
GUEST COMMENTARY: DEALING WITH THE DEATH OF FRIENDS
Features:

JILL BARRETT: A GENERIC OFFERING: One afternoon last summer, my 7-year-old niece and I were roller-skating in the park and talking about the finer things in life . . .
THE SEAT BELT SAVED HER LIFE, BUT CHANGED IT FOREVER
RAP COMPILATION FILLED WITH SOME OF BEST ARTISTS AROUND
KEN DUNKIN: OFF THE WALL: This has been a great year. In my four years at the helm of the sports page for this paper I have to say it has been one of the better years . . .
Sports:

RIVERMEN BRING BROOMS TO BELLARMINE
SOFTBALL SEASON OVER AFTER GLVC/CLIAC TOURNAMENT
TENNIS ENDS 'ROLLER COASTER SEASON,' LOSES KEY SENIOR
JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFER STILL UNDEFEATED FOR UM-ST. LOUIS
Issue 924 - June 15, 1998
No electronic archives exist for this issue, it was just an abbreviated summer issue

1998-1999 School Year

Issue 925 - August 24, 1998
News:

KU KLUX KLAN, KWMU SQUARE OFF IN COURT
I-70 INTERCHANGE GETS FACELIFT
RADIO STATION FIRES NEWS DIRECTOR; RESIGNATIONS FOLLOW
UNIVERSITY ACQUIRES MANSION HILL UNITS
KWMU EMPLOYEES CRITICIZE WORK ENVIRONMENT: Others defend station's 'excellent' workplace
UM-ST. LOUIS OFFERED NEW DEGREE PROGRAM
NEW DESKS TO BE PURCHASED FOR FALL CLASSES
BI-STATE DRIVER SUES U
Editorials:

Klan Suit Endangers Campus Diversity, Minority Involvement
A Masters in Cooperation
Four Score and, uh, you know...
The Season For Welcoming Change
Take A Holiday
Wag the What?
Features:

FINAL ASSESSMENT: New Campus Assessment Center Makes Exams Easier to Take
FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN PHYSICS GRAD BUILDS 'BRIDGE' TO COLLEGE
Get This: New Beginnings not all they're cracked up to be (Amy Lombardo's column)
'KINGS' GIVE 'GLIMPSE' OF GREAT TALENT
Sports:

Returning Players Boost Rivermen's Hopes
Off the Wall: A Good Season for McGwire, not Cardinals
Riverwomen Expect Strong Comeback this Season
Volleyball Injuries Plague Season
Riverman Fall in Regional: Season Ends in Loss to SIU-E
Rec Sports Starts New Season
New Director Hired for Sports Information
Issue 926 - August 31, 1998
News:

WELCOME BACK: New series of programs will 'immerse' students in U life
A & S DEAN SEARCH COMMITTEE REOPENED
PARKING PROBLEMS, TRAFFIC BESET STUDENTS
GOVERNOR VISITS CAMPUS CHILD CENTER: Carnahan signs child care funding bill
SGA CONSTITUTION COMES FIRST
Editorials:

SGA CONSTITUTION COMES FIRST
Early arrivals solution to parking troubles
Economics 101: It's a Wonderful Life
Toys that Don't Build Character
Pace Yourself, Kid
Trade agreement gives multinationals power while media focuses on scandal
Features:

CYBER CAFE :-): E-mail, chat rooms, net surfing, and best of all -- food! Denizens of the Underground go on-line at U M - St. Louis
NURSING STUDENT CREDITS 'FAITH' FOR CANCER RECOVERY
GET THIS: Bookstore lines, parking, and other facts of life
Sports:

RIVERMEN SWEEP PRESEASON SCHEDULE
RIVERWOMEN SOCCER PREVIEW: Beth Goetz to lead Riverwomen in first year as head coach
V-BALL LOOKING FOR QUICKER OFFENSE
MEDIA ATTACK ON MCGWIRE'S USE OF ANDRO SHOULDN'T AFFECT FANS
LATEST SCOOP: BASEBALL THE ONLY SUCCESS THIS SUMMER (Dave Kinworthy's column)
Issue 927 - September 8, 1998
News:

CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION SUES UNIVERSITY
UPB DIRECTORSHIP TO CHANGE HANDS
HOMECOMING MOVED TO WINTER SEMESTER
GRADE APPEAL PROCEDURES TO BE DECIDED BY SENATE
GEORGIAN GROUP VISITS UM-ST. LOUIS
SENATE TO REVISE GRIEVANCE GUIDELINES
Editorials:

UNIVERSITY SENATE GRADE APPEAL POLICY SHOWS PROMISE DESPITE MINOR FLAWS
Coming home to something new
A stroll through the night life
Smokers' Fumes put a damper on the air
Graduating Thoughts
Picture this and smile
Features:

BACK TO SCHOOL: Ready or not, the Fall is here but there are ways to get back into the swing of things
BUTTERFLY HOUSE SHOWS BEAUTY OF NATURE
'STELLA' CD GIVES VAREITY OF SOUNDS
GET THIS: Amy's b-day greetings: keep puffing
Trite 'Simon Birch' buoyed by excellent cast
Sports:

RIVERWOMEN SWEEP SIU-EDWARDSVILLE
RIVERWOMEN WIN EXHIBITION MATCH
VOLLEYBALL PLAYER PREVIEW
OFF THE WALL: COLLEGE FOOTBALL POLL IS DEFINITELY WORTH A LOOK
Issue 928 - September 15, 1998
News:

NEW UPB DIRECTOR CHOSEN
FACULTY COUNCIL RAISES CONCERNS OVER PERFORMING ARTSCENTER FUNDING
EXPO: rganizations and groups distribute information while students enjoy a free meal at the Chancellor's Picnic
SGA PREPARES TO REVISE CONSTITUTION
GRADE APPEAL CHANGES APPROVED BY U SENATE
UNITED WAY BEGINS DRIVE
UM-ST. LOUIS STUDENT REPORTED MISSING
UM-ST. LOUISAN ADVANCES BID FOR OFFICE
Editorials:

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER TAKES HEAT FROM FACULTY COUNCIL
AMERICA'S PASTIME
Making your mark: McGwire and Laga
Texas . . . there's no place like home.
Looks can be decieving
Features:

COME VISIT: As old as the University itself, the welcoming atmosphere of Newman House has become an institution on the UM-St. Louis campus
OMNIMAX IS ONLY PART OF THE FUN AT THE ST. LOUIS SCIENCE CENTER
'EVERST' AN ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE FOR ALL
GET THIS: Decking the halls just a little too early
'SUNNY DAY' ALBUM A WINNER
Sports:

RIVERWOMEN RECORD MOVES TO 6-1
RIVERMEN START WITH 0-3 LOSS AGAINST WEST TEXAS A&M
RIVERWOMEN FALL 0-2 IN SOUTHERN INDIANA TOURNEY
LATEST SCOOP: Rams begin season amidst McGwire Melee
DAVID BAUGHER: McGwire's Legacy Unites Fans
STEPHANIE PLATT: Big Mac fever good for St. Louis
SOCCER PLAYER GETS CLOSER TO BREAKING RECORD
HOCKEY TO BEGIN NEW SEASON WITH RETURNING FIRST LINE
Issue 929 - September 22, 1998
News:

CHANCELLOR'S ADDRESS FOCUSES ON ENROLLMENT
SGA PRESIDENT HOPES TO IMPROVE ATMOSPHERE AT U
COMPTROLLER BEGINS APPLICATION PROCESS FOR SABC MEMBERS
SIGN OF THE TIMES: Despite past problems, 'Sexy Legs' goes off without controversy
MEMORIAL HELD FOR DROWNING VICTIM
Editorials:

LATEST SIG PI CONTEST GETS LITTLE ATTENTION IN '98
ENROLLMENT RISE CALLS FOR CAUTION
Pop culture: It's hip to be square
Television and the courts: a bad mix
Art students must work hard to afford creativity
Features:

WHERE ART MEETS HISTORY: Feet of clay give life to Old South in "Of Earth and Cotton" at 210
HONORS COLLEGE GIVES WINDOW ON 'RIVER CITY'
THIN STORYLINE GROUNDS ROUNDERS
GET THIS: Y2K: Fact or fiction?
'Soldier's Daughter' is a 'thoughtful, entertaining' coming of age tale
Promising future awaits Canibus
Third time's a charm for 'Korn'
Miller classic still has power to move
Tori! Tori! Tori!: Amos concert debuts new band; same charm
Sports:

RIVERWOMEN VICTORIOUS OVER BELLARMINE 3-1 ON ROAD
VOLLEYBALL MIDDLE HITTER A LEADER FOR RIVERWOMEN
ASSISTANT COACH HEADS TO SLCC: Swiderski to lead Meramec team after six years with UMSL
OFF THE WALL: Two assistant coaches leaving: will be missed
ASSISTANT COACH TAKES POSITION AT SLU: Clayton leaves to start job as new assistant b-ball coach
ST. LOUIS 'LAMBS' PUT ON A POOR SHOW
WOMEN'S SOCCER STOMPS UM-ROLLA 3-1 FOR FIRST WIN
MEN'S SOCCER SHUTS OUT INDIANAPOLIS WITH 3-0 WIN
Issue 930 - September 29, 1998
News:

UPB MAY FACE MEMBER SHORTAGE: Director unsure of reason for apathy
PROBLEMS INTERRUPT CAMPUS MAIL: Delays occur after staffing dispute leads to resignation
POLICE ARREST THREE IN INCIDENT AT 'SEXY LEGS' CONTEST: UM-St. Louis students charged in disturbance
VENDING MACHINES VANDALIZED, ROBBED
REGISTRATION PROCESS REMAINS UNCHANGED: Move from seniority to first-come, first-serve delayed after consideration
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UPB LACKS MEMBER INVOLVEMENT NEEDED TO BE SUCCESSFUL
COMMUNICATION MAY PREVENT MAIL MESS
Your ad here. . .
Falling temperature raises school spirits
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CURE FOR THE MONDAY AFTERNOON BLUES: Monday Noon Series showcases local talent
ART MUSEUM HIGHLIGHTS AFRICAN MASTERPIECES
Concert gives opportunity for adventure
PERU '98 BRINGS LATIN CULTURE TO ST. LOUIS
'System' is a blend of styles
'Dishwalla' shows potential
'Permanent Midnight' visits dark side
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WOMEN'S SOCCER FALLS IN TWO GAMES DURING CONFERENCE PLAY: Riverwomen's record falls to 1-5 overall, defense slips yield 1-3 and 0-2 losses
WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH LOOKS TO PROMISING FUTURE
Too much of a good thing
Arena holds memories of childhood
VOLLEYBALL 9-2 OVERALL AFTER 2 WINS
Umpires should give Mac a break
Issue 931 - October 6, 1998
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KWMU WINS INJUNCTIVE HEARING
SGA DEBATES NEW STUDENT APPLICATION FEE
YOUTHS ARRESTED IN ROCK-THROWING INCIDENT
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SENIORITY-BASED REGISTRATION SHOULD BE HERE TO STAY
RETURN OF LATIN COURSES BENEFITS ALL
It's in the mail
Working out: The long road to fitness
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METROPOLIS: Local organization helps to spark interest of St. Louis youth
FORMER CONGRESSWOMAN AND ALUMNA ENCOURAGES INVOLVEMENT
'Urban Legends' provide food for thought
'Dreams' is long on effects, short on story
Chan, Tucker shine in 'Rush Hour'
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VOLLEYBALL WINS SOME, LOSES SOME IN GLVC PLAY
RIVERMEN OVERCOME EARLY SEASON LOSSES: Men's soccer climbs from 0-2 start to 4-4
WOMEN'S GOLF FINISHES IMPRESSIVE FIRST YEAR
WOMEN'S SOCCER FIGHTS GOAL SHORTAGE
High school rivalry alive and well on staff
Issue 932 - October 13, 1998
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STUDENT COURT SEARCHES FOR NEW MEMBERS: Judge shortage may slow ticket appeal process
NEW MAILROOM HEAD HIRED AFTER RESIGNATION
UM PRESIDENT DECRIES HIGH SCHOOL DROPOUT PROBLEM
FACULTY COUNCIL MAY CALL FOR DEBATE ON ARTS CENTER
Welcome to Mercantile . . .
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BOARD SHOULD APPROVE FINE ARTS BUILDING EXTENSION
THE MERCANTILE IS YOUR LIBRARY, TOO
Food you need a calculator for
Campus crosswalks always an adventure
Wanna know a secret?
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HONORED: UM-ST. LOUISAN IS NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR
HAUNTED HOUSES ARE HALLOWEEN TRADITION
Sick days just aren't what they used to be
'80's survivors create a masterpiece
Local H tries a grunge revival
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RIVERWOMEN GO 2-1 IN CONFERENCE PLAY
PANAMA MAKES A DIFFERENCE WITH RIVERWOMEN
RIVERMEN'S RECORD MOVES TO 7-5
UM-ST. LOUIS TAKES 1-1 SPLIT
Braves can't handle upstart Padre team
'The Quiz' will always be remembered
Issue 933 - October 20, 1998
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ART CENTER DESIGN COMES UNDER FIRE
ENROLLMENT CAMPAIGN DECLARED A SUCCESS
Alcohol Awareness Week to focus on responsibility
CURATORS GIVE APPROVAL TO FINE ARTS EXPANSION: Printmaking facility to highlight new BFA addition
PROTESTERS HOLD ANTI-COLUMBUS RALLY: Capitalism, imperialism criticized at annual event
'UMSL CONNECTION' TO BRING TELEVISION EXPERIENCE TO CAMPUS COMMUNITY: Second episode of TV show scheduled to be shown soon
'KIDS' PROGRAM HOPES TO CREATE NEW VOTES
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HORIZON ADVOCATES FOR A WEEK OF AWARENESS
The 'good ole boys' are back
Ahead of my time
Alumni disadvantage
Focus of hate legislation misplaced
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HER STORY: Visiting scholar talks about women of yesterday
OCTOBER FOCUSES ON TRAGEDY OF VIOLENCE THAT HITS HOME
Life's 'squeaky wheels' set poor example
'Roxbury' guys aren't fit for film
moe.'s album is worth a listen
Everlast shows his own style
Soul Coughing has something for everyone
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WOMEN'S TENNIS DEBUTS WITH WINLESS SEASON
'MIDNIGHT MADNESS' STARTS BASKETBALL SEASON
INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CONTINUES
REUNION BRIDGES 25-YEAR GAP
Video games of yore pale beside today's
Some advice for Cardinals' management on winning next year
Pattonville-Riverview matchup is a classic
Issue 934 - October 27, 1998
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ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK HITS CAMPUS
E-MAIL PROBLEMS ELICIT COMPLAINTS, PROMPT MEETING
POWER SURGE CAUSES ELECTRICAL OUTAGE, FIRE
NEW SOFTBALL FIELD NEARS COMPLETION
POSSIBLE SCAM AFFECTS CAMPUS PHONES
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BOOKS FOR KIDS NEEDS SUPPORT
Talking to yourself or your computer
Tricks often not worthy of treats
Politics taints Nobel choice
Focus of hate legislation misplaced
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BECOMING AWARE: Breast Cancer Awareness Month aims to save lives
CAMPUS BOOK DRIVE TO BENEFIT 'AT-RISK' KIDS
Trick or treat: Halloween fun never gets old
'Urban Legend' is nothing new
Rancid's show provides energy with a hard edge
Slow-footed 'Imposters' just can't match the classics
Soul Coughing has something for everyone
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RIVERMEN STOMP IUPU-FT. WAYNE 2-0: Men's soccer snages a much-needed win after returning to full roster
INTRAMURAL SOCCER TEAMS BATTLE FOR PLAYOFF VICTORY
RIVERWOMEN VOLLEYBALL SENIOR ADDS STRENGTH TO GLVC PLAY
V-BALL CRUSHES QUINCY
Baseball makes a comeback this season
Issue 935 - November 3, 1998
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ANTI-DISCRIMINATION CLAUSE GETS APPROVAL FROM SGA
FACULTY AND STAFF DISCUSS E-MAIL CONCERNS IN 'CONSTRUCTIVE' MEETING
SABC MEMBERS SELECTED FOR '99
BIODIVERSITY CELEBRATED IN WORLD ECOLOGY DAY KICKOFF
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VOTING: silence or a voice? It's your choice
Life in the fast lane always a challenge
Thanks, but no thanks, really
A vote for serenity
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HUMAN NATURE: Center for Human Origins and Cultural Diversity shows children similarities of people of all colors
'WALK FOR HUNGER' RAISES FOOD FOR NEEDY
Super Amy: It's a bird, it's a plane, no it's . . .
Morrison's 'Beloved' comes to the silver screen
'The Mighty' is a feel-good fare
'Inner Circle' can't shake 'Cops' theme
'Blue Flannel' is not alternative
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RIVERWOMEN WIN 7-0 OVER HARRIS-STOWE, ARE 4-5 IN GLVC: Women lose to Quincy 0-1 in overtime play
PLAYERS ARE REMOVED FROM TEAM, REINSTATED
Volleyball record falls to 13-7 after weekend losses
RIVERMEN SOCCER TIES 5th-RANKED ROCKHURST
Nothing beats playing a game of tackle football
Issue 936 - November 10, 1998
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TENURE GUIDELINES TO SEE REVISION: Policy change will reflect system rules
NURSING SCHOOL LIGHTING REVAMP BRIGHTENS SOUTH CAMPUS PATHS: Dean 'satisfied' with response on security concerns
DISCUSSIONS SET ON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ISSUE
DISCRIMINATION RULE COMES BEFORE SENATE
UNITED WAY ACHIEVES GOAL
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UM SYSTEM BOARD OF CURATORS STALLED IN DISCUSSION PHASE OF DISCRIMINATION POLICY
Thanks to those of you who didn't vote
Life under the big top fading fast
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FALL FASHION '98
'Hard Rock' features Dishwalla
A little bit of Missouri goes a long way
Manson can put on a show
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VOLLEYBALL LOSES No.2 SLOT IN GLVC WITH LOSS TO QUINCY: Women lose to Quincy 0-1 in overtime play
WOMEN'S SOCCER ENDS SEASON WITH 3-1 LOSS
VOLLEYBALL FRESHMAN HAS IMPRESSIVE FIRST YEAR
RAMS PLAYER GIVEN UNDERSERVED SUPPORT
NCAA IS MORE PROFESSIONAL THAN THE NBA
INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL SEASON ENDS WITH WIN BY THOSE OTHER GUYS
Issue 937 - November 17, 1998
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PARENTS, ADMINISTRATORS MEET ABOUT CHILD CENTER: Traffic, safety issues prompt gathering
ARTS CENTER FOCUS OF COUNCIL DEBATE
POLICE INVESTIGATE SEVERAL ELECTRONICS THEFTS ON CAMPUS
NEWMAN HOUSE PLANS HUNGER AWARENESS WEEK
UM-ST. LOUISAN LOSES BID FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE SEAT
SPRING BREAK SCHEDULE WRONG ON STUDENT GUIDE
POST-DISPATCH INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER SPEAKS TO UM-ST. LOUIS STUDENTS: Journalist talks about Lewinsky coverage, laments decline of public trust
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OPEN DISCUSSION ABOUT THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FOCUSES ON FINANCIAL CONCERNS
Important Notice: Read this column
Remembering those who served
Study Time - Toddler Style
Appealing Excuses
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POETIC JUSTICE: 'Night of Poetry' showcases UM-St. Louis talent
Landmarks of St. Louis celebrated at Gallery 210
In the numbers? Amy explores numerology
MERCANTILE AND MORE: The oldest library west of the Mississippi is now housed on the UM-St. Louis campus in our very own Thomas Jefferson Library
SIMPLE LIFESTYLE CHANGES CAN PREVENT STRESS-RELATED ILLNESSES IN STUDENTS
Tired stereotypes ruin promising 'Shadrach'
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a welcome blast from music's past
Same formula gives Son Volt another hit
'Life is Beautiful' is well worth the subtitles
'Lord' can't compete with 'Riverdance'
UM-St. Louis student particpates in 'Opera for Youth'
'I Still Know' retains charm of the original
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VOLLEYBALL WINS 1 OF 3 AS REGULAR SEASON ENDS
WOMEN'S B-BALL TO FACE TOUGHER CONFERENCE PLAY
WWF rivalries provide fun for fans
RIVERWOMEN FINISH SEASON AT GLVC: Soccer's 7-12 record mask great end-of-season play
PRO WRESTLING SECRETS REALLY NO BIG SECRET
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