The Circle

Thursday, September 25, 2003

News

• Marist health fair educates, informs
• SGA awaits elections following speeches
• Students relate to Revolution

Campus

• Security Briefs
• Security Briefs: Editor's Note

Opinion

• Phi Kappa Sigma ranks second in National Fraternity
• Circle Mailbox
• Editorial Cartoon

Entertainment

• Husker Du’s classic Zen Arcade revisted
• MCCTA comedy to be an exercise in absurdism
• St. Anger triumphs as Metallica are reborn
• Iron Maiden riding high on new album
• John Mayer grows up and spreads out on Heavier Things
• Beulah weather rough waters, release landmark fourth album
• Arts festival showcases Hudson Valley talent

Features

• Meeting Marist
• The Google-less Search
• Saturday night at the coffeehouse with Carl Rosen
• Fall Fashions: What’s in style?
• The Daily Grind
• Student singers, poets entertain at coffeehouse

Sports

• Hofstra blanks Marist volleyball
• Red Foxes cruise past Saints
• Foxes top Crusaders, Big Green en route to two victories at Holy Cross tournament

Wire

• N.Y. colleges look to curb student alcohol abuse
• Despite hype, Binghamton U. loses money on 112 concert
• SUNY-Binghamton student falls from library tower
• Required course at Columbia U. full, disrupting student schedules
• NYU gives club Bottom Line: 30 days

Online Exclusives

• Online Extra! SPC student coffeehouse photos

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