The Connection

Thursday, March 17, 2005

News

• Black history extends beyond February
• Professor assists in worldwide effort to rebuild Egyptian library
• Doris Matsui wins by landslide
• Mission to teach
• 'Illusions' of race explained through documentary video

Opinion

• The Governor should cut up districts, not competition
• Refresher necessary for CRC placement policy
• Oil from Arctic is a slick advance for U.S. ecomomy
• Alaska crude is simply a drop in the global barrel
• Cloning pets will materialize into success for endangered species

Features

• TV students get hands-on training
• Student film crew goes through a crash course of 'Every 15 Minutes'
• Violinist masters the strings
• Wi-fi access beneficial for students
• 'Robots' need oil to polish up film
• 'Hostage'
• Frances the Mute
• London Bridges

Sports

• Quiet bats allow invading Vikings victory over Hawks in 4-0 shutout
• Men's tennis comes up aces againts Yuba
• Hawks baseball soars
• Politicians should not run sports

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Students react to cuts to higher education
• Bill would help colleges
• Students elect officers
• Students rally for higher education
• Campus celebrates Earth Day
• Students find alternatives to book buybacks
• Jazz Gala showcases campus

Opinion

• Textbook prices problematic for students
• Celebrity moms exploited
• Action necessary to curtail global
• Muslim women redefine feminism

Features

• Sounds of jazz flow on windy day
• Q&A Professor Jonathan Nielson
• RTVF classes gateway to radio industry for students
• Tips for a successful fall semester for returning students
• Students enjoy astronomy for Earth Day
• P.E. professor bikes for cause despite injury

Sports

• Seasons end with an optimistic attitude
• Tennis tourney ends season
• Q & A: Shara Shimabakuro