The Connection

Thursday, March 13, 2008

News

• Gas prices leave dent in students' wallets
• Smokers ignore health problems
• Women's milestones honored
• Award-winning author and punk musician visits campus
• Budget cuts will result in loss of students
• Emergency telephones under repair

Opinion

• Solution imperative for rising gas prices
• Leaving Iraq could worsen economy
• 'Trash the dress' tradition catches on
• Citizen say police need a change
• Celebrities, stick to your job

Features

• Campus celebrates the completion of fountain
• Artists' work expresses the worth of women
• Art slideshow portrays past views of femininity
• etting to know someone is as easy as looking at their car
• YELP reviews local businesses
• Post-hardcore guitarist releases folk side-project
• Classic Hip-hop artist releases solid album
• Students prepare for taxes
• Cheap spring break tips

Sports

• Hawks softball team remains second after win over Diablo Valley
• Steroids overshadow the upcoming MLB season

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