The Circle

Thursday, November 10, 2005

News

• Hunger Walk/Run kicks off month of awareness
• Options reviewed for renovations
• Communications forum draws aspiring women

Campus

• SECURITY BRIEFS

Opinion

• Analysis of recent political events and why conservatism is still strong
• Budget bill proposal: Oil tycoons, take one giant step closer to destroying northern Alaska

Entertainment

• Generic message leaves Cage's new movie under the 'Weather'
• The James Q Film Review The James Q Film Review: "Saw II"
• Tim Fite's creativity is far from 'Gone'

Features

• Facebook, myspace afford new opportunity for social interaction
• The Hangover: Grab Bag party promotes some pre-holiday spirits
• RateMyProfessor.com elicits mixed
• Number of civilians killed in Iraq grossly understated
• Students enjoy summer of science
• Legacy of Roosevelt lives on through Four Freedoms Medal

Health

• Gonorrhea rates at record low, syphilis and chlamydia on the rise
• SCIENCE BRIEFS
• Nutrition labels scheduled to appear on McDonald's fare

Sports

• Red Foxes squeak by Gaels for rare win in New Rochelle
• Foxes finish third in MAAC
• Red Foxes squeak by Gaels for rare win in New Rochelle
• Four returning starters give Marist fourth place
• Ranson's arrival brings toughness, leadership to experienced backcourt
• While basketball has yet to begin, Marist's possible walk to Graceland begins now

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