A look back ...

photo by Karel Leon

Earlier in the semester, university officials broke ground for the new science building, which will be located along Third Avenue.

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Smokers could face stricter regulations

Smith and Corbly halls' entrance ways are among targets for a partial ban on smoking on campus.

Program offers students chance to attend different universities

The National Student Exchange allows Marshall students to study at other American universities and vice versa.

Purchasing department keeping campus supplied, entertained

This office fills many functions, including buying special jerseys for the 2001 MAC championship game. The department also handles emergency purchases.

'Tis the season to be giving

A Baptist student organization has special service projects for the holidays.

Holiday cheer finds a home in capital city

Charleston's Sunrise Museum is hosting a Christmas program with a variety of exhibits.

Tri-Sigs encourage donations for needy

A sorority is running a book drive, clothing drive and helping the Salvation Army.

Washing clothes causes a stink for students

Students cut corners to find ways to save money when washing their clothes.

Graphic design exhibit closes art gallery for semester

Four senior graphic design and art education majors will open their show with a reception 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 2.

Parthenon picks spring editors

The selections for the next Parthenon editor and managing editor were announced Monday.

Last semester issue!

The Parthenon will resume publication Jan. 24, 2002

See you next semester!

Opinion

Reflections on Sept. 11 and thanks from victim's parents

Sports

MAC championship preview

In Life!

Students coming and going ... around the globe