The Circle

Thursday, December 2, 2004

News

• Financial shortcuts on path to higher education
• Bush turns cold shoulder on global warming treaty
• For shelter dwellers, free voicemail provides comforts of home
• Program expands minds but empties wallets
• Students who are living life off campus and loving every minute of it

Campus

• SECURITY BRIEFS
• Sophomore housing has downfalls for everyone
• Student Government Flash!

Opinion

• Bush administration an alternate reality
• Home for the holidays takes on a new meaning
• "Ghost of Shelley" Web site also speaks against violence

Entertainment

• U2's latest album makes 'explosive' debut
• Howard Stern's highly anticipated jump to Sirius in 2005

Features

• Local construction workers strike against Marist
• Abroad program calms students' fears, encourages global travel
• Fashion magazines criticized for influx of advertisements

Sports

• Pepsi-Marist Classic leaves fans with a taste of the Wild West in Poughkeepsie
• Women's basketball beats Wildcats 52-34 in blowout home opener on Monday
• Men's soccer coach Herodes proud of team after NCAA exit
• Tough Vermont team hands men's basketball team a 90-70 road loss
• Magarity returns to McCann sideline ... as color commentator on TV
• College football needs a playoff system
• Women's basketball pulls through against Bonnies

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