The Argonaut

Thursday, October 27, 2005

News

• Hate crime stuns campus
• Union talks return to the table
• Catholic Scholar Series explores stem-cell issue
• 'Business of Genetics' to be explored Nov. 8
• NDNU's Bon Appetit takes 'Eat Local Challenge'
• Chocolate Fest gives chocolate lovers an excuse to indulge their taste buds
• Knitting Circle stitches stress-reducing gifts
• Little Women's Tea in Ralston Hall
• Blood drive
• Guests fill Ralston Hall to hear Isabel Allende
• Production 'Passages of Martin Luther King' is postponed
• Wiegand exhibit focuses on private and public sides of MLK
• Chauffeur talks about driving the Civil Rights leader and his family
• Space limits implementation of total Master Plan
• Career Center boosts participation in the Poetry and Poster Contest
• Tattoo's beauty is in the sting of the beholder
• Survey: Students want improvements but not on their tab
• Officers break up fully indecent, nearly naked, party in St. Joe's
• Students have frank conversations on race and whiteness
• Do you have what the job market really looks for?
• News of Record
• Meanwhile near the Cafe
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame
• Rowdy Rooters bear the cold
• Union, university reach a tentative agreement
• Women come out hitting and kicking

Opinion

• Editorial: Bigoted ignorance is not bliss for victims
• What are you saying?
• Letters to the Editor
• Turtle: Class Act
• A work related lawsuit
• Letter: Hate Crime
• Letter: Message from President Oblak

Entertainment

• Dear Athena
• Music students sing on in third Pocket Opera
• How many are on your MySpace.com Friends List?
• Do you Facebook? Now NDNU makes the grade
• Trio Jubilee brings its passion for classical to Ralston Hall Oct. 16
• Let the Konga Line begin
• Recital focuses on 'phantoms, ghouls, jewels'
• Dear Aphrodite
• Film Festival expresses Latino culture, heritage
• Atmosphere: 'You can't imagine how much fun'
• More than sauerkraut served at Oktoberfest

Sports

• Argo win streak snapped after two
• Deeper bench adds options for Argo hoops
• Funeral March of the Penguins
• Dominican University poses no threat to Notre Dame men
• FYE class hosts a faculty vs. students basketball fundraiser for Oakland High School
• RAs walk and run for the Special Olympics in SF
• Amy Walters steps up to be coach
• Golf team putters toward lower national scores
• Soccer senior day

Calendar

• Things to do at NDNU

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Athletics department under scrutiny from two directions
• Athletes' grades are subject of concern
• Sex assault case still in limbo
• Education a passion for '08 commencement speaker
• How old is too old to be living in campus housing?
• Have you heard the latest about...? What is it about gossip, any way?
• Meet the Professor: Carter to fly off after leaving a legacy at NDNU
• Orientation team honored for promoting creativity, energy
• SamTrans chief gets roasted to benefit SBM
• Sister Carol Miller looks ahead to be 'explorer in residence' in Russia, Alaska
• STARS seeks to end racism by developing workshops and training workshops and training
• Students spend spring break serving society
• Undocumented student concerns are examined
• Career Week prepares students for all that awaits them
• PFLAG panelists share their stories
• Photo: Alpha Mu Gamma Induction
• Photo: The Argonaut Mascot
• Photo: Tribute to SNDN
• Taking a whack at those weeds!

Opinion

• The Populace
• Don't flip burger patties; flip your life
• From the heart

Entertainment

• Dear Aphrodite
• Dear Athena
• Father Tom Splain shares rhythm and moves with NDNU students
• Hotspot: Take me out to the old ball game at AT&T park
• Mosaic in Motion 'muves' students across the dance floor
• Senior Andres Caballeros croons his way to 2008 Mr. NDNU crown
• Video Arcade: You don't want to miss a thing with Guitar Hero's tribute to Aerosmith
• Xerxes continues Pocket Opera collaboration with NDNU
• Programming Board brings Big Apple to Ralston Hall Ballroom

Sports

• Argo Playback
• Argo volleyball team overcomes Monterey Bay
• Cheer Squad pumps up the crowd in the Quad
• Four tennis players earn first wins in team's short history
• Jayhawks take NCAA in overtime
• Lacrosse avenges loss to California rival Whittier
• Soccer teams are looking for few good men ... and women
• Softball to graduate nine seniors this spring
• Strong finish for men's and women's golfers