Wednesday
September 6, 2000

Back to School Issue

Allison Burner, right of Parkersburg, resorts to some unorthodox tactics to close the gap with Andi Callison, of Scott Depot, on the independence Daze obstacle course. Photo by Mike Andrick.

Angel looks to future

Power outages cause concern, cancel classes

MSC bowling alley may remain closed

Senator addresses staff concerns

SAPB offers games, prizes and more

73 new faculty members introduced at annual meeting

GBP plans trip

New ticket sales for MAS

New prayer service begins on campus

Briefly

Computing services keeps students connected

Need a job? Career center may help

Rahall center aims to build 'jobs through transportation'

Child academy receives grant

COLA handbook on CD-ROM

Dr. Robert Evans' death a 'real loss'

Changes in store for journalism school

Rho Chis remain neutral during Rush counseling

In Sports

Leftwich, new players share stage

Buckeyes best Herd

Mens' soccer team hosts UC tonight

Miller not so bad on 'MNF'

In Opinion

In the Crew

Students, faculty needed better communication

The Parthenon: It's your newspaper

SGA ready to work for students

Freshmen should skip class, not read assignments and pick up a drug habit

In Life

Making the best of a bland situation