Sonoma State Star

Wednesday, May 3, 2006

News

• Mom's boards up, owners blame SSU administration
• Registration becomes priority for Academic Senate
• Student election post-script
• Hundreds turn out for Take Back the Night march
• Provost kicks off global initiative event, encourages students to travel
• Study finds many students 'addicted' to the Web
• Crime Watch
• News Briefs

Letters to the Editor

• Letters to the Editor #1
• Letters to the Editor #2
• Letters to the Editor #3
• Letters to the Editor #4

Editorial

• SSU squats on local business with our 'best interests' in mind

Opinion

• Hair: more than just appearance
• Emptying SSU's dirty laundry
• Identity crisis in media: who am I?

Entertainment

• The Real World: Get the inside scoop
• Put that "spring" back in your step
• Nothing taboo for Tatara
• Terrorist actions made painfully real

Student Life

• MySpace junkies clog online traffic
• I scream, you scream, we all scream for Mimi's ice cream!
• Donating blood gives students opportunity to help save a life
• Fun in the sun
• 10 signs You're a MySpace Junkie

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• New Dean with big ideas on the way
• Pre-show talk sheds light on Shakespeare's Italy
• Shooter drill takes place in Salazar Hall
• SSU history journal set for publication
• SSU reacts to Academic Senate's resolution to ban blood drives
• Tributes 2008 to honor women
• What's Happening?

Editorial

• What Would You Do at SSU?

Opinion

• Bye bye fair-weather fans
• Hard times for college grads
• Suha Says...Give frats a chance!
• The Age of Irony
• Turned on until death do we part

Features

• Multiple summer school schedules works in students favor
• Phi Delta Theta teeter totter for Cystic Fibrosis
• Pomicpic's Picks Zoo: Just a euphemism for animal jail?
• Reed This: You too have a voice; let's hear it
• Restaurant Review:

Arts and Entertainment

• "Dresden Dolls" play well with compilation
• "Iron Man" is movie gold
• Einstein has nothing on this MC
• Morris' "Songs" is anything but ordinary

Sports

• Men's golf captures CCAA championship
• Men's lacrosse drops semi-final to Chapman
• Seawolves late inning heroics crush Toros
• Thieme leads juggernaut SSU offense
• USA softball hits SSU
• Women's lacrosse falls in division championship

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