The Racquette

Friday, May 1, 2009

News

• Center for Diversity loses core position
• Annual Bearstock entertains students
• New York's budget director accepts position at "major lobbying arm" in New York
• Two North Country animal shelters receive prizes in Zootoo contest
• North Korea restarts nuclear program
• Dolphins defend Chinese ship

Opinion

• Concerns raised about University Police, a student's perspective

A&E

• Popular radio show comes to life on the big screen
• Duo Eagle and Talon demonstrate musical flexibility
• Students raise funds for the charity of event audience's choosing
• Great tunes and good times at WAIH Rock and Bowl
• Seussical falls short of reviewer's expectations
• Symphonic Band performs
• Julianne Schnibbe: Featured Artist of the Week

College Life

• Getting to know Paul Lipsky
• New faculty members present their work
• Ask Joe
• Text books cheaper in digital form
• Heartfelt reading from returning alumnus veteran
• The high cost of low prices
• Tanya's fit tips: oh baby, it's hot
• Getting to know Maureen Taylor
• Topics on sexuality: female sexuality

Sports

• Potsdam Men's Lacrosse drops final home game to Geneseo
• Potsdam Women's LAX falls to Oswego and Cortland
• Potsdam Women's LAX falls to Oswego and Cortland
• Jurors cite bible, Earth is in danger
• Sports photograph of the week

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