The Circle

Thursday, September 28, 2006

News

• Performer combats domestic violence
• Republican Club to provide student body open political forum
• Student walk planned to aid Special Olympics
• NEWS BRIEFS

Campus

• SECURITY BRIEFS
• Upcoming Campus Events

Opinion

• Vague interrogation techniques are the result of new bill
• Republican senators speak out against Bush's bill to protect prisoners

Entertainment

• Though she is 'Back to Basics,' Aguilera still shines
• Students welcome Spanish-influenced sound of Javier Mendoza

Features

• From Halloween to harvests, something for all
• the column about nothing
• Cited as unhealthy influence on girls' self image, 'bone-thin' models banned in Spain
• The Gotham connection: take ya down to Chinatown
• International Corner: Banoffee Pie

Health

• You are what you eat - but what are you eating?
• SCIENCE BRIEFS

Sports

• Red Foxes defeat Peahens in five-game thriller
• Holy Cross shuts out Marist, 27-0
• "Bo Knows," Ehikioya now mentors from the sideline
• Allegra ends Red Fox scoring drought, leads Marist to 2-1 victory
• Freshmen sisters capture main draw doubles championship for women's tennis
• Marist men's tennis team proves itself again, four players advance to tournament sweet sixteen
• Domermuth paces improving women's cross-country team to second place finish at Quinnipiac Invitational
• Roarin' Red Foxes
• Men's cross-country finishes third place overall at Quinnipiac Invitational
• Women's soccer suffers another out-of-conference loss, remain optimistic about MAAC schedule

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