The Circle

Thursday, April 8, 2004

News

• Champagnat pipe bursts flooding four floors
• Jayson Blair, fired for fabrication, to give ethics lecture
• Students studying in Rome experience anti-American sentiments
• Holocaust survivors share their stories of savior
• Summer session all set to sail ahead for 2004
• Clarke throws the book at Bush's foreign policies

Campus

• CAMPUS BRIEFS

Opinion

• Pundits of a New Age
• SEED, doing their part despite criticism and lack of support
• Criticism from all directions regarding critical MCCTA review
• The media presents soapbox and spin

Entertainment

• Photos resonate through rich tones and evolved theme
• Patchett's lyrical prose recounts an exciting, if perhaps farfetched, story
• John Mayer and Guster 'play' at West Point
• You won't want to erase your memories of Eternal Sunshine
• Young Joss Stone predicted to be newest, and cutest, breakthrough artist
• Matt Hoffer showcases musical abilities in humorous SPC performance

Features

• Madrid mourns loss of civilians in terror attack
• Counseling Center promotes new student support groups
• College Life
• College Life

Sports

• Magarity steps down as Foxes coach after 18 years
• Men's lacrosse team cruises to 9-5 victory
• Marist baseball takes two of three from Stags
• Foxes men's tennis team defeats Coastal Carolina over spring break

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