Huntington News

Monday, April 7, 2008

Focus

• Keeping Up Appearances

News

• Registration still frustrates
• Husky Happenings
• Professors' plagiarism plan at a standstill
• Learning communities encourage collaboration
• Students slimed at Springfest
• SGA 'beyond shambles;' Oberg resigns
• Dismal voter turnout forces SGA to extend direct elections

Editorial

• Editorial: Communication breakdown
• Letter to the Editor: Senator reminded why she left SGA
• Letter to the Editor: Kamyck: Enough with Ranley's gimmicks
• Editorial Cartoon
• Letter to the Editor: Botched SGA elections threaten choice
• Letter to the Editor: Ranley: I need students to bring success
• Commentary: Mourning 'Puck' unites Greek community
• Column: In changing media, 'new' still needs 'old'

Sports

• Men's Rowing: Performance has some taking notice
• Club Sports: 2008 brings team revival
• Track and Field: Another good meet paves the way to champs
• Women's Crew: Outraced all in first regatta
• Baseball: Series ends in tie
• Football: Huskies battle themselves
• Column: Kisses from your sister

The Inside

• Step Fest celebrates Institute's anniversary
• Concert ends Geek Week
• UTSAV shows 'modern fusion' at Nataraj show
• Choral Society takes road less traveled
• Ted Leo sweats it out
• Concert Band takes on Zeus, 'West Side Story'

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