Taking
a stand
By Jacque Nguyen
Staff Reporter
Members
of Peace Action, an organization intended to lobby for
social justice, world peace and civil rights, protested
the war on Iraq Monday on the lawn outside Sadler Hall. |
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Freshman
business major Mike Montoya discusses current issues
with protesters sophomore computer science major Noah
Figg and junior history major Jeff Brubaker near the
Reed-Sadler Mall Monday afternoon.
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Local
pub holds Lady Frogs watching party
By Braden Howell
Staff Reporter
Frog
fans who want to congregate and watch the women’s
basketball team face its biggest challenge of the season
tonight against the University of Connecticut Huskies,
will be able to do so at a watching party from the friendly
confines of the Fox & Hound English Pub and Grill,
director of media relations Steve Fink said Monday. |
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Ferrari:
No hiring freeze
Chancellor still looking to push through
raises
By Lara Hendrickson and James
Zwilling
Staff Reporters
Chancellor
Michael Ferrari says the university’s decision not
to create any new faculty or staff positions for the 2003-2004
academic year is not a sign that the university is in
a financial crisis, and that there is no “hiring
freeze.” |
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SGA
listens for changes
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
New
response cards that Student Government Association is
distributing to student organizations will make it easier
for students to submit their suggestions to SGA, says
Todd Clower, Communication Committee chairman. |
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