The Circle

Thursday, April 21, 2005

News

• Student groups epitomize spirit of Unity Day
• New law limits already-scarce off-campus housing options
• Students thanked Wild Wild West-style
• Recalling the Holocaust through a survivor's eyes
• Marist gets choosier as applicants increase, raising admissions standards
• Unit system encounters more friction from students, others predict success
• Despite their sparkle, Fulton Townhouses might be unpopular for less-than-stellar locale

Campus

• CAMPUS BRIEFS: It's my party and I'll cry if I want to...

Opinion

• Crazy Uncle Sam can sell you debt relief and a used car

Entertainment

• SLA to hold auditions for The Laramie Project
• Head Automatica returns to the stage after overcoming obstacles
• Creative expression shines through, making dance show a success
• my two ¢ents: The "fever" has hit for spring's new films

Features

• Music faculty, students sing blues of facilities
• Combat resume fears with basic knowledge and a decent prototype
• Faculty shortage plagues School of Communications

Health

• Sodexho aids in campus recycling efforts
• SCIENCE BRIEFS: New, confusing Food Guide Pyramid unveiled

Sports

• Late game heroics give Foxes first place in MAAC
• Men's rowing continues dominating season
• Camara and Keller keep post season honors rolling through Poughkeepsie
• Army marches past Marist tennis in last regular season finale
• Diener's three goals leads to win
• McNamara leads Foxes at St John's
• Iuculano's five points notches third MAAC
• Perfect MAAC season completed as Foxes smash Saints

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