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Current Issue:
Thursday, September 14, 2006
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News
Campus construction progressing
State minimum wage increasing in 2007, 2008
Student press free from censorship after signing of bill
English professor lends personal touch
Opinion
Nation reverts to its old ways five years after American tragedy
Americans not 'benefitting' from health care insurance
Mission to help Hurricane Katrina victims is abandoned
Dental hygiene inconvenient but necessary
Everyday etiquette not so routine
New law may further restrict smokers
Features
Shakur's death inspires today's artists
DVD takes 'flight' on the anniversary of 9/11
Oliver Stone film recreates Sept. 11
Birthday gift ideas that won't cost you a pretty little penny
Fall concerts rock the house
Sports
Volleyball looking to serve up winning season
Women's soccer kicks off
Hawks blank Comets
Bay Area football looks bleak
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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
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