The Circle

Thursday, November 18, 2004

News

• As ornaments on these trees dwindle, holiday spirit soars
• School of Management makes the top grade in the 2005 Princeton Review
• Despite great expectations students decline donating money to the Marist Fund
• Veteran journalist Lesley Stahl receives Lowell Thomas Award
• Marist Poll predicts results of missed opportunites for student workers
• Students give mid-semester grades mixed reviews

Campus

• Security Briefs:
• Student Government Flash

Opinion

• To the '04 victor, these 'spoils' do not matter
• Letter to the Editor: Honors program attracts and accommodates worthy pupils
• Campus sees increased diversity

Entertainment

• School of Liberal Arts to fund 'Godspell' production
• Spotlight shines on coffee lover's secret Cubbyhole

Features

• Halloween has passed, but hauntings continue

Health

• Eating disorders: empathizing without experiencing
• Addressing the recycling issue: the push to stop contamination

Sports

• Brady's bunch premieres in Poughkeepsie on Friday
• Men's soccer clinches MAAC title; advance to NCAA tournament
• Women's hoops must overcome loss of senior starters as they begin MAAC title defense
• Men's cross country finishes 20th out of 34 in last meet of the year
• Lenihan leads way for women's X-country Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx
• Spree, Ron-Ron need to go back to college
• Jordan enters season with a tuned-up jump shot a la Matt Brady

More Issues