Issue meant to stir up emotions (column), 9:4:2002 p10
Student battles right-to-life stance (letter to the editor), 9:11:2002 p11
Abortion a moral issue, not legal one (Letter to the Editor), 9:18:2002 p12
Roe v. Wade opposition speaks (Rev. Flip Benham), 2:12:2003 p3
Some clashing with Dr. Robinson (viewpoints), 2:12:2003 p14
Abortion speaker - clueless (letter), 2:26:2003 p19
Keblish tackles 'myriad of issues' (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p14
Pro-choice, time to take a stand (column), 3:12:2003 p13
Here's an abortion appeal (letter), 4:2:2003 p18
Bible's view on abortion is as follows (column), 4:9:2003 p15
Be content with your own views (letter), 4:9:2003 p18
More to say on Christianity, abortion (letter), 4:16:2003 p17
People - it's la-la land (letter), 4:23:2003 p18
African-American reparations back in limelight, 2:26:2003 p3
Correcting statements made about 'slavery' (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p15
Someone, please explain (letter), 3:12:2003 p16
AFRICAN AND AFRO AMERICAN STUDIES DEPARTMENT
Dr. Marah offers advice to minority students, 9:25:2002 p4/14
AIDS
Student succumbs to AIDS-related illness (Stylus Archives Feb 12, 1992) (Ralph McDearmon), 2:12:2003 p5
ALCOHOL
Alcohol increases misunderstandings (column), 10:23:2002 p11
Student's struggle with alcohol, 10:30:2002 p1/4
Students don't see danger (editorial), 10:30:2002 p7
Bad outweighs good in college drinking (column), 10:30:2002 p11
DWI testimonies compel Union crowd, 3:5:2003 p1/4
Alcohol Task Force reports on student survey findings, 5:7:2003 p3
ALONZO, CHRISTOPHER
Financial Aid boasts top student employee (Christopher Alonzo), 10:9:2002 p24
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Omega) honors professors (Professor of the Year), 4:16:2003 p34
ALUMNI
Brockport alumni of 1973 and 1974 return to celebrate special birthdays (photos), 9:4:2002 p25
Alumni survey reveals new trends, 10:9:2002 p3
Alum takes on marketing management (Christine Florence), 2:12:2003 p1/4
Proverbial shots fired at Venezuelan forum (Michael Lopez, John Honeck), 2:26:2003 p5
It's also activities outside classrooms that stand out (Mike Mellace), 4:9:2003 p16
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Alumni welcome students to Brockport, 9:4:2002 p9
Alumni award scholarships to ten, 10:2:2002 p4
AMBASSADORS PROGRAM
Ambassadors Program advances, thrives, 11:6:2002 p18
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY
AMS chapter to predict local weather, 3:5:2003 p2
ANTHRAX ATTACKS
Government focus misled (letter), 10:23:2002 p13
ANTI-WAR PROTESTS.SEE Student Protests
APARTMENTS.SEE Off-Campus Housing
ART
Local artists create dream world (Emily Yee, Robert Booth, Gerald Mead), 9:18:2002 p25
Marx shows dark, artistic side (Robert Marx), 10:2:2002 p28
"Day" celebrates Mexican traditions (Day of the Dead), 10:30:2002 p29
Rainbow Gallery offers "puzzling" art (Daniel Kepler, Meredith Schwab and Clyde Morgan), 11:6:2002 p33
Complex art exhibit intrigues (Christopher Hocking), 11:20:2002 p35
Cleaning out closets for exhibit, 2:5:2003 p33
Ellsworth returns (Golden Eagle mascot painting), 2:5:2003 p33
Exhibit makes audience wonder (BFA Solo Exhihbition)(Phillip Hendrickson), 2:26:2003 p34
Student artwork (photos), 4:23:2003 p27
ATHLETICS
Fall sports add success to Brockport (editorial), 11:13:2002 p7
Involvement Fair garners additional student activity, 2:1:2003 p4
Night in Tuttle well-attended success, 2:5:2003 p4
Ellsworth returns (Golden Eagle mascot painting), 2:5:2003 p33
AUTHORITY ZERO
Punk rock invades Fisher (Sum 41, No Use for a Name, The Starting Line and Authority Zero), 4:9:2003 p33
AWARDS.SEE Faculty - Awards; Graduate Students - Awards; Students - Awards
Bermuda, Bahama, dine with me, pretty mama (Bahama Breeze), 2:12:2003 p4
BARKER, FRANK
Business major, entrepreneur oversees empire (Frank Barker), 11:13:2002 p3
BASC
No. 1 dining services bumped, takes second, 10:2:2002 p5
BASC stays number one (letter), 10:9:2002 p12
. SEE ALSO Dining Services
BASEBALL
Baseball looks to continue success, starts season 8-2, 4:2:2003 p52
Baseball slides past U of R in close win, 4:9:2003 p43
Baseball dominates weekend double-headers, 4:16:2003 p44
Baseball dominates SUNYIT doubleheader, 4:23:2003 p44
Baseball sweeps Pitt-Bradford, 4:30:2003 p44
Baseball goes 2-2 at SUNYACs, 5:7:2003 p44
BASKETBALL
Three veterans and new faces look to lead Men's basketball, 12:4:2002 p39
Men's basketball falls in overtime thriller, 2:5:2003 p44
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Men's basketball cruises past Fredonia, 2:5:2003 p45
Offense explodes for men's basketball, 2:5:2003 p45
Men's basketball dominates Fredonia/Oswego, 2:12:2003 p40
Three SUNYAC wins for men's B-Ball, 2:19:2003 p42
Basketball nets two big weekend wins, 2:26:2003 p48
Men's basketball falls in semifinals of SUNYAC playoffs, 3:5:2003 p40
Men's Basketball finishes with first round ECAC loss, 3:12:2003 p44
Michael Jordan says his final farewell to basketball, 4:16:2003 p42
BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Women's basketball goes 1-1 at NYU Tournament, 12:4:2002 p37
Women's basketball looking for another great season, 12:4:2002 p37
Colleen Tabor named SUNYAC player of the week, 12:4:2002 p39
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Women's basketball downs Oneonta, 2:5:2003 p48
Womens basketball wins seventh straight, 2:5:2003 p48
Women's BBall pounds Fredonia, 2:5:2003 p48/47
One point loss for Golden Eagles, 2:12:2003 p37
Women's Basketball drops two more, 2:12:2003 p37
Women's basketball wins by landslide over Potsdam 81-42, 2:19:2003 p42
Women's B-Ball avenges last seasons SUNYAC loss, 2:19:2003 p44
Women's b-ball goes 1-1 heading into SUNYACS, 2:26:2003 p46
Womens b-ball takes SUNYAC title, NCAAs next, 3:5:2003 p40/39
Golden Eagle women's hoops falls to Ithaca in NCAA opener, 3:12:2003 p44/43
BEAN
Environmental organization resurrected (BEAN, Brockport Environmental Awareness Network), 11:13:2002 p23
Come one, come all - see a hawk (viewpoint), 4:16:2003 p16
BEANEY, BARBARA JEAN
Harrison: where Barb knows your name (Barbara Jean Beaney), 2:26:2003 p33
BECKMAN, CHRIS
"Real World" cast member speaks, inspires (Chris Beckman), 11:20:2002 p31/32
BENHAM, REV. FLIP
Roe v. Wade opposition speaks (Rev. Flip Benham), 2:12:2003 p3
BISHOP, MARY KAY
New V.P. focused on improving campus life (Mary Kay Bishop), 10:23:2002 p1/4
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Black History Month speaker advocates 'thinking critically' (Randall Robinson), 2:12:2003 p1/4
African-American reparations back in limelight, 2:26:2003 p3
BLINDSIDE
Blindside: Up and coming hard rockers, 2:26:2003 p28/33
BODY AWARENESS WEEK
Women gather to discuss distorted body image, 3:5:2003 p25
Eating disorder screening uncovers signs of trouble, 3:5:2003 p25/29
Many students decided it was time to give those jeans away, 3:5:2003 p25/29
BODY IMAGE
Look at what you love, not hate (column), 10:9:2002 p12
Great Jeans givewaway, 2:26:2003 p30
Women gather to discuss distorted body image, 3:5:2003 p25
Many students decided it was time to give those jeans away, 3:5:2003 p25/29
Sex, crime, plus gun-toting grandma (Janet Evanovich, One for the Money), 9:25:2002 p22
BOOKSTORE
Organized chaos again overtakes campus bookstore, 9:11:2002 p20
BOOTH, ROBERT
Local artists create dream world (Emily Yee, Robert Booth, Gerald Mead), 9:18:2002 p25
BOY SETS FIRE
Boy Sets Fire: creates a blaze, 9:25:2002 p28/30
BOYNSKA, DESISLAVA
Exchange student finds niche in U.S. (Desislava Boynska), 10:23:2002 p24
BRADDOCK BAY RAPTOR RESEARCH CENTER
Come one, come all - see a hawk (viewpoint), 4:16:2003 p16
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE)
No such thing as free tuition (editorial), 9:18:2002 p7
End of semester thoughts and tips (editorial), 12:4:2002 p7
What I've learned at B.S.U., 5:7:2003 p28
Unknown Fancher Campus, 5:7:2003 p34/35
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - BUILDINGS
Fire started in the Union, 9:4:2002 p1
McLean renovations excite, 9:4:2002 p1/3
Campus sees upgrades, 9:11:2002 p1/3
Great job! But something's missing (McLean Hall) (editorial), 9:11:2002 p7
Metro Center opening rocks Rochester (editorial), 9:25:2002 p7
Raye H. Conrad Welcome Center unveiled, 2:5:2003 p3
Hartwell Hall elevator dormant, 2:19:2003 p3
Tuttle land bridge seeing final stages, 2:26:2003 p1/4
Hartwell Hall elevator operational, 2:26:2003 p3
Sprinkler system malfunction displaces, cancels Lennon Hall classes, 3:5:2003 p1/4
Vandals damage piano, tear down all 10 floors' birthday bulletin boards and flip furniture in Perry Hall, 3:12:2003 p3
Heating system overload sparks small workday fire in Rakov, 4:2:2003 p5
'Five-year capital plan' touted by Facilities, Planning, 4:16:2003 p3
Pump causes evacuation of Smith Hall, 5:7:2003 p1
History of Hartwell through the years (includes photos), 5:7:2003 p32/33
Under Construction (History of College Buildings), 5:7:2003 p36/37
Stage XVI - the apartment complex that was - or wasn't, 5:7:2003 p38/39
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - DEPARTMENTS
No. 1 dining services bumped, takes second, 10:2:2002 p5
Moment of truth for business department, 10:9:2002 p1/4
Admission office honored, enrollment strengthens, 10:23:2002 p23
National Science Foundation awards Science Department $3.39 million grant, 11:6:2002 p1/4
New department (Environmental Science) formed on campus, 11:6:2002 p4
Business department gets accreditation, 12:4:2002 p1/4
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - HISTORY
History of the Hartwell Ghost, 5:7:2003 p31/35
History of Hartwell through the years (includes photos), 5:7:2003 p32/33
Unknown Fancher Campus, 5:7:2003 p34/35
Stage XVI - the apartment complex that was - or wasn't, 5:7:2003 p38/39
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - PARTNERSHIPS
SUNY Brockport and Shandong University in China sign agreement, 11:13:2002 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - RENOVATION
Five-year plan revamps SUNY Brockport, 3:5:2003 p1/5
'Five-year capital plan' touted by Facilities, Planning, 4:16:2003 p3
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - BUSINESSES
Business major, entrepreneur oversees empire (Frank Barker), 11:13:2002 p3
Wonders abound all around town, 2:12:2003 p26
Laundry Times electrical inferno leaves 20 homeless, 3:12:2003 p1/3
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - HOUSING
Prominent Brockport landlords sued, 4:2:2003 p3
Forget Websters, go after real slumlords (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - RESTAURANTS
Garbage plates debut in Brockport (Jimmy Z's), 2:19:2003 p33
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - SCHOOLS
Brockport High wears state hockey crown, 3:12:2003 p43
Oliver Middle School curbs tobacco usage, 4:16:2003 p5
BROCKPORT COLLEGE-COMMUNITY CHORUS
Chorus offers music, comedy and fun all in one, 10:30:2002 p29
Students take heat for their beliefs (columns), 9:4:2002 p10
Undue blame placed on America (viewpoint), 9:11:2002 p10
Strong beliefs, strong effects (viewpoints), 9:18:2002 p10
Message sent whether war started or not (letter), 10:2:2002 p12
Travel helps expand level of experience (letter), 10:2:2002 p12
If one counter-argues, argue with intelligence (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p16
Respect - attention, it's not just a song (column), 4:16:2003 p15
BROCKPORT TELEVISION
Had enough of reality TV? Too bad, it's coming to a dorm near you, 3:5:2003 p26
Heat intensifies on video game debate (ediorial), 9:18:2002 p7
Don't like it? Do something (editorial), 9:25:2002 p7
BSG not up-to-par in eyes of student (Letter to the Editor), 9:25:2002 p12
Homecoming comedian replaced, 9:25:2002 p27
Office injustices offend former member (viewpoints), 11:6:2002 p10
Students voice opinons on BSG (letters), 11:6:2002 p14
Student appalled by (BSG) "Advocate," 11:6:2002 p15
Diversity not present in BSG (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
Broomball needs additional funding, 11:20:2002 p1/4
Club waits for BSG meeting (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
Diversity part of BSG ways (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
BSG thanked for efforts at Metro Center (letter), 12:4:2002 p12
Pi Kappa Phi attends conference (letter), 2:5:2003 p15
Casino Night caps off Green and Gold Week, 2:12:2003 p3
BSG announces Metro Center open forums, spring concert, 2:19:2003 p2
One protester does exist (letter), 2:26:2003 p19
Increased parking fees hot topic at meeting, 3:12:2003 p2
Brockport student Government shuttle services no longer operating under hourly interval schedule; call for service instead, 3:12:2003 p3
Cool bugs, cool program fascinate 'Cool Kids,' 4:9:2003 p32
BSG crunches numbers, OSAD, 50 Cent news, 4:16:2003 p2
Executive Order 1 removes procedures from BSG Fiscal Procedures Manual, despite alleged violation of BSG bylaws, 4:16:2003 p4
Former board member voices concern again (viewpoint), 4:16:2003 p16
Trip down memory lane at final board meeting of year, 4:30:2003 p2
Felder: More people talking about BSG than ever, 4:30:2003 p3
Illegal meeting held by BSG, 5:7:2003 p1/2
BSG Open Forum vents flaring tempers, 5:7:2003 p4
BSG - BUDGET
BSG discusses excess money, 10:2:2002 p1
Felder talks of where to use excess money, 10:9:2002 p1/4
Spend excess BSG money carefully (editorial), 10:9:2002 p7
Surplus can be put to use (letter), 10:23:2002 p13
BSG audit suggests good news, 10:30:2002 p1
Revised BSG budget passed, 11:6:2002 p1/4
Letter from Paul Yu to students concerning BSG's revised budget, 11:20:2002 p5
No rest for BSG board: budget barely passes, 4:2:2003 p2
BSG - ELECTIONS
BSG hopefuls take to the podiums, charming prospective constituents, 4:9:2003 p1/4
BSG elections - what does it mean to you? (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
Be an adult - make sure you vote (column), 4:9:2003 p14
Polls open, candidates stress, 4:16:2003 p1/4
It's time to vote, so do it (letter), 4:16:2003 p17
Please remember to vote (letter), 4:16:2003 p17
Discrepancy at Thursday's BSG election announcement disqualifies the ticket that garnered landslide vote, 4:23:2003 p1/4
Turmoil ensues in election aftermath, 4:23:2003 p1/4
Much ado about 'hanging chad' moment (editorial), 4:23:2003 p13
Don't let almost 1,000 student voices go unheard (letter), 4:23:2003 p17
Gelina voices his side of the controversy (letter), 4:23:2003 p19
BSG election aftermath and advice, 4:23:2003 p31
Election commission meets, names Gelina/Keblish winner in BSG vote, 4:30:2003 p1/4
Brockport's integrity challenged (editorial), 4:30:2003 p13
Some things you need to know about (Vince Felder) (viewpoint), 4:30:2003 p16
SUNY Brockport is not a school of racists (viewpoints), 4:30:2003 p17
Rusin disagrees with race issue in recent election (viewpoint), 5:7:2003 p17
Felder should move on now (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
Fight your battles in private (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
Thanks to Ed and Jess (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
BSG - OFFICERS
Fresh year begins for fledgling president (Vince Felder), 9:4:2002 p15
Vice president well-prepared for position (Lauren Kelly), 9:18:2002 p15
BSG treasurer stands up for the students (Jon Seiler), 10:30:2002 p13
Editorial: Felder's behavior unprofessional, 10:30:2002 p13
Felder's antics out of line (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
Unprofessional attitude in office (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
Brockport Student Government Treasurer Jon Seiler reveals personal side, 11:13:2002 p21
BSG treasurer resigns, (Jon Seiler) board instates appointee (Mary Ann Mancuso), 2:5:2003 p1/5
BSG - SALARY
Poll reveals opinions on BSG raise, 11:6:2002 p17
Students voice concern with issue of raise, 11:13:2002 p1/4
Money still belongs to students (viewpoints), 11:13:2002 p10
More thought needed in vote (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
BSG answers questions about raise, programming, 11:20:2002 p1/4
Hours do not dictate wage (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
Testimonies reveal student government salaries throughout the SUNY system, 2:5:2003 p1/5
Top pay is unjustified (letter), 2:12:2003 p15
BUD DETAR AND THE BIG BAND
DeTar sells old-time fun at TFA, 9:11:2002 p23
BUDGET
Pataki budget proposal - unacceptable (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p18
BUSINESS - COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPS
Ambassadors Program advances, thrives, 11:6:2002 p18
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
Business major? Here's your ticket to employment (Kathy Simpson), 9:18:2002 p16
Moment of truth for business department, 10:9:2002 p1/4
Business department gets accreditation, 12:4:2002 p1/4
Heat intensifies on video game debate (ediorial), 9:18:2002 p7
. SEE ALSO Student Activities
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Minister aids Romanian schoolchildren (Carrie Starr), 10:23:2002 p24
New spiritual ministry on campus (Jesus, We Serve/Trust/Obey Ministries), 2:26:2003 p15/16
CANADA
Slavery prevalent in Canadian history, 4:23:2003 p3
CAREER SERVICES.SEE Careers; Jobs
CAREERS
Answers for dazed, confused (column), 9:4:2002 p11
Career Corner (column), 9:18:2002 p11, 9:25:2002 p11, 10:2:2002 p11, 10:9:2002 p11, 10:23:2002 p11, 10:30:2002 p11, 11:6:2002 p11, 11:13:2002 p11, 11:20:2002 p11, 12:4:2002 p11
Career Corner: Job Fair (column), 2:5:2003 p13
Career Corner (column), 2:6:2003 p31
Career Corner: Career road trip (column), 2:12:2003 p13
Career Corner: resume perfection (column), 2:19:2003 p15
Career Corner (column), 3:5:2003 p29, 3:12:2003 p31, 4:2:2003 p39
Guidelines to networking, professional associations (column), 4:9:2003 p17
Career Corner (column), 4:23:2003 p33
Career Corner: Job Search (column), 5:7:2003 p26
. SEE ALSO Jobs
CAVANAGH, MICHAEL
Well-traveled professor back to academia (Michael Cavanagh), 9:11:2002 p21
CELEBRATION OF WRITING
Faculty celebrates writing, 4:9:2003 p3
CHANGE
Inaction worst crime against U.S. society (viewpoint), 10:23:2002 p10
Inaction still thought to be form of action; same as compliance, 12:4:2002 p10
CHARITY
(SEFA) campaign meets goal, 11:6:2002 p1/4
CHEMISTRY CLUB
Chemistry Club: campus' best secret, 9:25:2002 p22
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
CHEVELLE AND TAPROOT
Disturbed, Un-Loco, Chevelle and Taproot, 4:2:2003 p35
CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
Cool bugs, cool program fascinate 'Cool Kids,' 4:9:2003 p32
CHOICES
Road to life - making lots of choices, 2:5:2003 p15
So, do you know yourself? (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p17
Be whoever you want to be (column), 2:26:2003 p14
CHRISTIANITY
Answers to theological questions with respect to Christianity (letter), 2:19:003 p18
Doing it in God's perspective (column), 9:11:2002 p9
Apostles acknowledge questions, explanations (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p18
Ask the apostles: two important questiosn answered and discussed, 3:12:2003 p14
Two basic questions discussed (column), 3:12:2003 p14
Ask the apostles (column), 4:2:2003 p15
More to say on Christianity, abortion (letter), 4:16:2003 p17
Thought leaders - not always a good thing (viewpoint), 4:23:2003 p17
CITY HIGH
City High performs in Ballroom, 11:20:2002 p3
CKY
CKY brings underground rock to WS, 10:30:2002 p33
CLARK, PAULA
'Patriot Act' examined by ACLU speaker (Paula Clark), 4:16:2003 p1/4
CLASS ATTENDANCE
Getting to class presents problems (column), 10:23:2002 p8
Students take heat for their beliefs (Brockport Students Against War)(column), 9:4:2002 p10
Winter Guard seeks enthusiastic members, 9:4:2002 p16
Physics Club about more than simply science, 9:18:2002 p15
Chemistry Club: campus' best secret, 9:25:2002 p22
Simple equation: Math Club - knowledge, 11:6:2002 p19
Environmental organization resurrected (BEAN, Brockport Environmental Awareness Network), 11:13:2002 p23
Club waits for BSG meeting (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
SUNY Brockport's Computational Science Club explores the gray area of academics and hobbies, 12:4:2002 p17
Involvement Fair garners additional student activity, 2:1:2003 p4
SUNY Brockport Physics Society Honored, 2:5:2003 p3
Night in Tuttle well-attended success, 2:5:2003 p4
College Republicans venture to Washington, D.C., 2:12:2003 p3
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
AMS chapter to predict local weather, 3:5:2003 p2
Student educators inform SSTEP (Students Striving to Educate Peers), 3:5:2003 p5
New entrepreneurial club started (letter), 3:12:2003 p16
'International Festival' to be annual affair, 4:2:2003 p3
SUNY Brockport's club team emerges victorious at Northeast Championships, 4:9:2003 p5
Finance Club talks about funding (letter), 4:23:2003 p18
Physics Club hosts annual Rocket Launch on Plateau Field, 4:30:2003 p5
Tae Kwon Do team invited to nationals, 5:7:2003 p3
COLLEGE ADMISSION
Expect the extraordinary?, 4:16:2003 p30
COLLEGE BOWL
"College bowl" pits brain vs. brain, 11:20:2002 p4
COLLEGE EVENTS
Comedians (Adam Ferrara and Aries Spears) laugh it up at B'port, 9:4:2002 p21
Saviors of old-school hip-hop (Double K and Thes One), 9:4:2002 p21
Events scheduled for students, 9:11:2002 p4
Don't like it? Do something (editorial), 9:25:2002 p7
"College bowl" pits brain vs. brain, 11:20:2002 p4
. SEE ALSO Student Activities
COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
College Republicans venture to Washington, D.C., 2:12:2003 p3
COLUMBIA EXPLOSION
Despite tragedy, space program needed (editorial), 2:5:2003 p11
Columbia triggers thoughts about death (column), 2:5:2003 p12
COMEDY
Comedians (Adam Ferrara and Aries Spears) laugh it up at B'port, 9:4:2002 p21
Improv to hit Brockport campus, 9:11:2002 p23
Showtime at Brockport (Adam Ferrara and Rudy Rush), 10:9:2002 p30
(SUNY Brockport Harliquen's Improv Troup, Skewed Humor) delights packed Gallery, 10:23:2002 p31
Comedians attack audience, all in jest (Cutie and the Beast of Comedy), 11:20:2002 p34/35
Smith finds right road to laughter (Bob Smith), 11:20:2002 p36
All gears in check for 'Nuts and Bolts,' 2:12:2003 p28
Skewed, but still entertaining (Skewed Humor), 4:2:2003 p34/38
COMFORT, JAMES
Comfort back in courtroom, 2:19:2003 p1
COMMUNICATION
Listening, understanding, are key (column), 4:2:2003 p14
COMMUTERS.SEE Off-Campus Students
COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE CLUB
Club waits for BSG meeting (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
SUNY Brockport's Computational Science Club explores the gray area of academics and hobbies, 12:4:2002 p17
COMPUTERS
Love-hate relationships with computers (column), 2:19:2003 p14
Instant messaging - get a life (column), 2:26:2003 p16
CONGRESS
Yu: 'LaFalce exemplified job of servant,' 2:26:2003 p3
CONSTRUCTION
McLean renovations excite, 9:4:2002 p1/3
Campus sees upgrades, 9:11:2002 p1/3
Great job! But something's missing (McLean Hall)(editorial), 9:11:2002 p7
Five-year plan revamps SUNY Brockport, 3:5:2003 p1/5
CONTRACEPTION
Contraception fee may double, 2:19:2003 p6
Apparent lack of concern regarding cost of birth control, 2:26:2003 p30
COOL KIDS
Cool bugs, cool program fascinate 'Cool Kids,' 4:9:2003 p32
COX, NANCY
'Theatre Mom' brightens the day (Nancy Cox), 4:23:2003 p32
CRIME
Stabbing at Tower during celebration, 11:13:2002 p1
City security cameras produce fruitlessness, 11:13:2002 p22
Comfort back in courtroom, 2:19:2003 p1
CRONIN, JUSTIN
Writers forum strikes again (Justin Cronin), 3:12:2003 p26
CROSS COUNTRY
Runners get faster, 9:4:2002 p36/35
Men runners win 7th annual kickoff classic, 9:11:2002 p31
Cross country competes at Fredonia Invite, 10:2:2002 p35
Cross Country teams have strong showing at SUNYACs, 10:30:2002 p40
Men's and Women's Cross Country team compete at states, 11:13:2002 p35
Cross Country competes at NCAA, 11:20:2002 p43
CROSS COUNTRY, WOMENS
Men's and Women's Cross Country team compete at states, 11:13:2002 p35
CSEA
State workers deserve more understanding (letter), 10:2:2002 p12
CURRICULUM
New department (Environmental Science) formed on campus, 11:6:2002 p4
Fit body, sound mind (Yoga course), 2:19:2003 p5/6
Demonology at Brockport: Stylus Archives Feb 17, 1974, 2:19:2003 p7
CUTY AND THE BEAST OF COMEDY
Comedians attack audience, all in jest (Cutie and the Beast of Comedy), 11:20:2002 p34/35
Latina Dance Project presents concert, 9:25:2002 p30
DANSCORE shows off amaziny abilities, 2:26:2003 p30
Dance awareness brings hip-hop, 2:26:2003 p32
DANCE CLUB
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
DAVIS, ANGELA
International activist to speak at SUNY Brockport (Angela Davis), 4:23:2003 p4
DEAN OF STUDENTS
To search, or not to search: Admin. tackles question of interim promotion and hiring policy, 9:25:2002 p2
DEATHS
Staff writer dies in accident (Rick Sanderson), 2:5:2003 p4
Student succumbs to AIDS-related illness (Stylus Archives Feb 12, 1992) (Ralph McDearmon), 2:12:2003 p5
DELTA COLLEGE
Delta College "interactive" experience, 10:2:2002 p14
Oliver Middle School curbs tobacco usage, 4:16:2003 p5
War orphans aided by benevolent student (Adam Lieberman), 4:30:2003 p3
DEMONOLOGY
Demonology at Brockport: Stylus Archives Feb 17, 1974, 2:19:2003 p7
DERNIER, LISSETTE MARIA
New spiritual ministry on campus (Jesus, We Serve/Trust/Obey Ministries), 2:26:2003 p15/16
DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS
Ephedra controversy rages on, 2:26:2003 p6
What you didn't know about Ephedra (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p15
DINING SERVICES
Student's weight gain results from carbohydrates, 11:20:2002 p26
. SEE ALSO BASC
DISTINCTIVE EDUCATION WITH LEADERSHIP TRAINING ADVANTAGES.SEE Delta College
DISTURBED
Disturbed, Un-Loco, Chevelle and Taproot, 4:2:2003 p35
DIVERSITY
Diversity part of BSG ways (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
Diversity - what it really is (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p17
DONNAS
Donnas: won't 'Spend the Night,' 2:5:2003 p27
The Donnas rock; Brockport, not so much, 2:12:2003 p23/30
DORMITORIES
McLean renovations excite, 9:4:2002 p1/3
Great job! But something's missing (McLean Hall) (editorial), 9:11:2002 p7
Less-than-par cleanliness problematic at move-in, 10:9:2002 p23
Dorm workers not at fault (letter), 10:23:2002 p13
Dorm life - not a hassel but a sanctuary (editorial), 2:12:2003 p11
Dorm life - not always a party (editorial), 2:12:2003 p11
Underclasssmen residence hall hosts sleepwear competition, 3:5:2003 p5
DOUGLASS, FREDERICK
Douglass resource center finally a reality (editorial), 2:26:2003 p13
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Drake library names new director (Frank M. Wojcik), 9:11:2002 p3
Food for fines at Drake, 12:4:2002 p3
Tardy book-returners notified via e-mail, 2:5:2003 p3
DREAMING TREE
Dave Matthews wanna-be oughta be (Dreaming Tree), 2:19:2003 p28
DRUG ABUSE
"War on Drugs" only promotes illegal sale of drugs it's fighting (viewpoint), 10:30:2002 p10
DUFFY, SCOTT
Scott Duffy speaks about his trip to Palestine, 10:23:2002 p4
DUSEN, JIM
University photographer Jim Dusen hailed as America's finest, 10:2:2002 p13
'Five-year capital plan' touted by Facilities, Planning, 4:16:2003 p3
FACULTY - AWARDS
Professor awarded highest SUNY honor (Earl Ingersoll), 10:2:2002 p1/3
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Omega) honors professors (Professor of the Year), 4:16:2003 p34
FACULTY/STAFF
Drake library names new director (Frank M. Wojcik), 9:11:2002 p3
Well-traveled professor back to academia (Michael Cavanagh), 9:11:2002 p21
Tracy Hay named women's lacrosse coach, 9:11:2002 p31
Brockport remembers 9/11: Author reads excerpts from "American Writers Respond," 9:18:2002 p1/3
Business major? Here's your ticket to employment (Kathy Simpson), 9:18:2002 p16
To search, or not to search: Administration tackles question of interim promotion and hiring policy, 9:25:2002 p2
Dr. Marah offers advice to minority students, 9:25:2002 p4/14
Change doesn't have to be a bad thing (Columns), 9:25:2002 p8
Students not only ones not at events (editorial), 10:2:2002 p7
University photographer Jim Dusen hailed as America's finest, 10:2:2002 p13
Entrepreneurial professor composes book (Gina Mangiamele), 10:2;2002 p14
Marx shows dark, artistic side (Robert Marx), 10:2:2002 p28
Professor studies at Stanford, endures dorm life (Alison Parker), 10:9:2002 p24
New V.P. focused on improving campus life (Mary Kay Bishop), 10:23:2002 p1/4
Enigma revealed: President Yu speaks, 10:23:2002 p23
Minister aids Romanian schoolchildren (Carrie Starr), 10:23:2002 p24
$1.2 million granted to professor Rojas, 11:6:2002 p3
Violence Awareness Week culminates, 11:20:2002 p25
Alum takes on marketing management (Christine Florence), 2:12:2003 p1/4
Harrison: where Barb knows your name (Barbara Jean Beaney), 2:26:2003 p33
'Teach in' airs out faculty members' wartime opinions, 3:12:2003 p1/4
Time for students to get back at teachers (RateMyProfessors.com), 3:12:2003 p29
Faculty celebrates writing, 4:9:2003 p3
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Omega) honors professors (Professor of the Year), 4:16:2003 p34
Hats off to Julie Eckerle, 4:23:2003 p28
'Theatre Mom' brightens the day (Nancy Cox), 4:23:2003 p32
Writers Forum honors its own (Stan Rubin), 4:30:2003 p30
FAMILIES
Families grow stronger with time (column), 4:16:2003 p14
FAMILY FEUD
Gallery fills with families feuding, 2:12:2003 p29
FANCHER CAMPUS
Unknown Fancher Campus, 5:7:2003 p34/35
FEAR
Spiders to bombs: Fear needs to stop (column), 3:5:2003 p12
Chaplains' Corner (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p16
FELDER, VINCE
Fresh year begins for fledgling (BSG) president, 9:4:2002 p15
Felder talks of where to use excess money, 10:9:2002 p1/4
Editorial: Felder's behavior unprofessional, 10:30:2002 p13
Money still belongs to students (viewpoints), 11:13:2002 p10
Felder's antics out of line (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
More thought needed in vote (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
Unprofessional attitude in office (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
Apologies for personal attack (letter), 11:20:2002 p12/13
Hours do not dictate wage (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
Executive Order 1 removes procedures from BSG Fiscal Procedures Manual, despite alleged violation of BSG bylaws, 4:16:2003 p4
Former board member voices concern again (viewpoint), 4:16:2003 p16
Felder: More people talking about BSG than ever, 4:30:2003 p3
Some things you need to know about (Vince Felder) (viewpoint), 4:30:2003 p16
Felder should move on now (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
FEMINISM
'F'word: definition (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p16
FERRARA, ADAM
Comedians (Adam Ferrara and Aries Spears) laugh it up at B'port, 9:4:2002 p21
Showtime at Brockport (Adam Ferrara and Rudy Rush), 10:9:2002 p30
FIELD HOCKEY
Field hockey preview, 9:4:2002 p35
Field hockey loses opener, 9:18:2002 p34
FIELD HOCKEY, WOMENS
Field hockey wins first game, 10:2:2002 p34
Field hockey loses three, including overtime thriller, 10:9:2002 p38
Field hockey loses two more, now at 1-11 overall, 10:23:2002 p38
Field Hockey loses to Oswego, 10:30:2002 p39
Field hockey beats Union, 11:6:2002 p39
Field hockey wins on senior day, 11:6:2002 p39
FIFTY CENT
Rapper 50 Cent scheduled to perform, 2:26:2003 p2
Fifty Cent confirmed, slated to perform, 4:9:2003 p1/4
Are the fears surrounding 50 Cent real? (editorial), 4:16:2003 p13
Finally something to get excited about (50 Cent) (editorial), 4:16:2003 p13
50 Cent: what his music is really all about (column), 4:23:2003 p15
Security rigorous at 50 Cent, 4:30:2003 p1/4
50 Cent show - get in or die tryin (letter), 4:30:2003 p19
50 Cent, 4:30:2003 p29/33
Another perspective on 50 Cent for you (viewpoint), 5:7:2003 p16
FINANCE CLUB
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
Finance Club talks about funding (letter), 4:23:2003 p18
FIRES
Fire started in the Union, 9:4:2002 p1
Laundry Times electrical inferno leaves 20 homeless, 3:12:2003 p1/3
Heating system overload sparks small workday fire in Rakov, 4:2:2003 p5
FLORENCE, CHRISTINE
Alum takes on marketing management (Christine Florence), 2:12:2003 p1/4
FOLDS, BEN
Ben Folds: not "Five" not "Rockin," just solo, 10:23:2002 p31
FOOTBALL
Defense tough in Golden Eagles win, 9:18:002 p36
Golden Eagles outlast Frostburg in overtime thriller, 10:2:002 p36
Another magical season? Football preview, 9:4:2002 p36
Turnovers costly in football opening loss, 9:11:2002 p32
Darnley leads football to second straight win, 9:25:2002 p36
Football shuts out Buffalo State in homecoming game, 10:9:2002 p40
Golden Eagles show Ithaca who's national power, 10:23:2002 p40
Golden Eagles look to hit ground running after bye, 10:30:2002 p37
Defense steps it up in 17-0 shutout over Thiel, 11:6:2002 p40
Condello breaks record for most sacks in costly defeat against New Jersey, 11:13:2002 p36
Brockport sets out on revenge trail, 11:20:2002 p44
Golden Eagles headed back to NCAA tourney, 11:20:2002 p44
Brockport blanks Springfield in opening round, 12:4:2002 p40
Golden Eagles move into Elite 8 after upset win, 12:4:2002 p40
FRANEK, JOE
To search, or not to search: Administration tackles question of interim promotion and hiring policy, 9:25:2002 p2
FREDERICK DOUGLASS RESOURCE CENTER
Douglass Resource Center finally a reality (editorial), 2:26:2003 p13
FREEDOM
Sacrifices warrant individual freedoms (viewpoint), 11:6:2002 p10
Freedom's value varies across college students (column), 11:6:2002 p12
Citizens need freedom, not stricter laws (letter), 11:6:2002 p13
Freedoms lost during election (letter), 11:13:2002 p12
FRIENDSHIP
Power of true friendship (column), 4:2:2003 p15
Friends help bear the ride of life (column), 4:23:2003 p14
"Real world" causes nerves to rattle (column), 11:6:2002 p8
Graduation: so close, yet so far, 4:9:2003 p32
Goodbye Brockport, I'll miss you (column), 5:7:2003 p14
GRANTS
National Science Foundation awards Science Department $3.39 million grant, 11:6:2002 p1/4
$1.2 million granted to professor Rojas, 11:6:2002 p3
Gun laws strip away basic rights (letters), 9:4:2002 p11
No gun control, sniper pose serious threats to citizens (viewpoint), 10:23:2002 p10
Political quiz tests gun rights (letter), 10:30:2002 p12
GYMNASTICS
Gymnastics beats Syracuse in opener 178.5 - 166.2, 11:20:2002 p43
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Gymnastics places fourth at Brown, third at Bridgeport, 2:5:2003 p47
Gymnastics sets new record, 2:12:2003 p39
Gymnastics has close loss, 2:19:2003 p42
Gymnastics wins Ithaca Invitational, 2:26:2003 p47
Gymnastics takes 2nd place, 3:5:2003 p39
Congratulations to the gymnastics team: 'everyone likes the green ones' (letter), 3:12:2003 p16
Gymnastics competes at collegiate championships, 4:2:2003 p51
Harrison: where Barb knows your name (Barbara Jean Beaney), 2:26:2003 p33
HARTWELL HALL
Hartwell Hall elevator dormant, 2:19:2003 p3
Hartwell Hall elevator operational, 2:26:2003 p3
History of the Hartwell Ghost, 5:7:2003 p31/35
History of Hartwell through the years (includes photos), 5:7:2003 p32/33
HAY, TRACY
Tracy Hay named women's lacrosse coach, 9:11:2002 p31
HAZING
Hazing lecture warns of dangerous practice (Hank Nuwer), 9:25:2002 p1/3
HEALTH
Annual college Health Fair offers "a little bit of everything," 9:4:2002 p16
Health committee talks mandatory insurance, 9:18:2002 p4
Men's Health Fair informs, 10:23:2002 p1
Colposcopy screening machines now available, 2:19:2003 p3
Contraception fee may double, 2:19:2003 p6
Students warned of measles: Stylus Archives Feb 22, 1978, 2:19:2003 p7
Ephedra controversy rages on, 2:26:2003 p6
HEALTH CENTER
Health Center services aplenty (editorial), 11:6:2002 p7
Great Jeans givewaway, 2:26:2003 p30
Healthe Center helps students' stress (editorial), 3:5:2003 p11
HEALTH FAIR
Annual college Health Fair offers "a little bit of everything," 9:4:2002 p16
Fair promotes good health habits, 9:25:2002 p1
Health Fair attracts 50 Rochester businesses, 3:12:2003 p5
HEALTH INSURANCE
Health committee talks mandatory insurance, 9:18:2002 p4
HENDRICKSON, PHILLIP
Exhibit makes audience wonder (BFA Solo Exhihbition)(Phillip Hendrickson), 2:26:2003 p34
Hockey looks to get back to winning ways, 10:30:2002 p37
Men's hockey starts off season with two wins, 10:30:2002 p38
Hockey has tough loss in first SUNYAC game, 11:6:2002 p38
Another strong game for hockey, but not enough for a win, 11:13:2002 p34
Hockey outmatched by NCAA champion Plattsburgh, 11:13:2002 p34
Buffalo State's strong play leads to hockey's 4th straight loss, 11:20:2002 p41
Hockey has strong showing against Fredonia, 11:20:2002 p41
Digby scores winner for hockey in overtime thriller, 12:4:2002 p38
Hockey downed in tournament finals by host Babson, 12:4:2002 p38
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Cardinals too much for Brockport skaters, 2:5:2003 p46
Hockey shut out by Potsdam Bears, 2:5:2003 p46
Big weekend for Brockport hockey, 2:12:2003 p38
Hockey upsets number five-ranked Oswego, 2:19:2003 p44/43
Hockey seniors end careers in style, 2:26:2003 p46
Hockey ends season with overtime thriller, 2:26:2003 p48
Brockport High wears state hockey crown, 3:12:2003 p43
HOCKEY, WOMENS
Women's Ice Hockey lose to Clarkson in first league game, 11:13:2002 p35
HOCKING, CHRISTOPHER
Complex art exhibit intrigues (Christopher Hocking), 11:20:2002 p35
HOMECOMING
Homecoming comedian replaced, 9:25:2002 p27
Homecoming raises spirits (editorial), 10:9:2002 p7
Homecoming and family weekend 2002 (includes photos), 10:9:2002 p29
HOMOPHOBIA
Homophobia still present (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
. SEE ALSO Gay Rights
HONECK, JOHN
Proverbial shots fired at Venezuelan forum (Michael Lopez, John Honeck), 2:26:2003 p5
HONORS PROGRAM
Honors Program celebrates second decade challenging minds, 9:11:2002 p19
HOOBASTANK
Hoobastank brings rock to Brick City, 10:23:2002 p33
HUFFINGTON, ARIANNA
Syndicated columist, best selling author sounds off about ideals (Arianna Huffington), 4:2:2003 p5
HUMAN RIGHTS
Must step up for human rights (column), 11:20:2002 p12
HUMES, HARRY
Humes brings humor, ideas to students (Harry Humes), 4:16:2003 p30
Muslim men treated unfairly (viewpoint), 9:11:2002 p10
INCUBUS
Incubus puts on "Stellar" show, 9:18:2002 p25
INDEX PATIENT
Not just another day for local band (Index Patient), 9:11:2002 p24
INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
Indoor Track and Field competes at U of R, 2:12:2003 p39
Indoor Track and Field compete at Cornell Kane Invitational, 2:19:2003 p43
Indoor Track and Field competes at SUNYAC championships, 2:26:2003 p47
Indoor Track and Field compete at NYSCTC meet, 3:5:2003 p39
Track and Field competes at ECACs, 3:12:2003 p43
INGERSOLL, EARL
Professor awarded highest SUNY honor (Earl Ingersoll), 10:2:2002 p1/3
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION
'International Festival' to be annual affair, 4:2:2003 p3
INTERNSHIPS
Senior (Jody Hillman) works adventurous overseas internship, 9:4:2002 p15
IRAQ WAR
Iraq speech tells of nation's problems, 10:9:2002 p4
Bush administration forces demands, war (viewpoint), 10:30:2002 p10
Veterans discuss views of possible Iraq war, 11:20:2002 p4
Campus divided over Iraq crisis, 12:4:2002 p1/3
Attack on Iraq likely to result in chaos, instability (viewpoint), 12:4:2002 p10
In time before war, pack your trunks (column), 2:5:2003 p12
Fathers's thoughts on son going to war (viewpoint), 2:5:2003 p14
Weapons of mass destruction (letter), 2:5:2003 p15
War preparedness: steps SUNY Brockport is taking to ensure campus' safety, 2:19:2003 p1/6
Before war, be prepared, relax (editorial), 2:19:2003 p13
Colin Powell sings the same old tune (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p16
Sudboroug's letter not "up to speed" (letter), 2:19:2003 p18
Looming Iraq war remains divisive issue, 2:26:2003 p1/4
Soldiers go to war, fight for you, not themselves (editorial), 2:26:2003 p13
'Bush won't listen' - we want peace(viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p17
Time to finish what was started (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p17
ROTC members articulate wartime perceptions, reflections, 3:5:2003 P3
Keblish tackles 'myriad of issues' (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p14
What Keblish is really saying (letter), 3:5:2003 p16
'Teach in' airs out faculty members' wartime opinions, 3:12:2003 p1/4
It's time - take respoinsibility for your actions (viewpoint), 3:12:2003 p15
so, why are we going to war? (viewpoint), 3:12:2003 p15
With wartime tempers flaring, a rally Friday afternoon in the campus mall produces anger, 4:2:2003 p1/4
Reporters here, reporters there: dramatic TV (editorial), 4:2:2003 p13
War: Where does this leave us? (editorial), 4:2:2003 p13
If one counter-argues, argue with intelligence (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p16
Stop the name-calling and insults (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p16
Propaganda wars: the information age (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p17
This war - it's about racism, raise awareness (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p17
There's more to war than meets the eye (letter), 4:2:2003 p18
Lay off, celebrities are people too, 4:2:2003 p36
Watch what you say in time of war (column), 4:9:2003 p14
Screaming matches under our flag? (viewpoint), 4:9:2003 p17
Showing the truth - a hypocrite and a liar (viewpoint), 4:23:2003 p16
More information about the war you should know (column), 4:30:2003 p15
Questions on Michael Jackson answered (column), 3:5:2003 p13
JAMAICAN PATOIS
Taste of tropical Caribbean island: Say that again?, 9:11:2002 p20
Student sameness across ocean: Say that once more?, 9:18:2002 p16
New York infamous for weather, 9:25:2002 p9
Style shift frees unruly hairdos, 10:2:2002 p9
Music travels across culture, 10:9:2002 p9
Midterm exams: quality or quantity? (column), 10:23:2002 p9
Kindness goes long way with customers, 11:6:2002 p9
Cars not appreciated until gone, 11:13:2002 p9
Holiday celebrations differ across nations, 11:20:2002 p9
Excited for caroling, but not cold weather, 12:4:2002 p9
With political spotlight comes criticism, 10:30:2003 p9
JARS OF CLAY
Soft rock Jars of Clay to play at Brockport this semester, 2:26:2003 p29
Jars of Clay sell out Brockport Ballroom, 4:9:2003 p31/36
JIMMY Z'S
Garbage plates debut in Brockport (Jimmy Z's), 2:19:2003 p33
JOB FAIR
Fair offers variety of jobs to students, 10:23:2002 p1/4
Job Fair promotes success (editorial), 10:23:2002 p7
Career Corner: Job Fair, 2:5:2003 p13
Employers abound at Job Fair, 4:9:2003 p1/4
JOBS
Answers for dazed, confused (column), 9:4:2002 p11
Career Corner (Column), 9:11:2002 p11
Business major? Here's your ticket to employment (Kathy Simpson), 9:18:2002 p16
Alumni survey reveals new trends, 10:9:2002 p3
Fair offers variety of jobs to students, 10:23:2002 p1/4
Job Fair promotes success (editorial), 10:23:2002 p7
. SEE ALSO Careers
Men's lacrosse gets off to strong start, 4:2:2003 p50
Men's Lacrosse falls to Potsdam, now 4-4, 4:16:2003 p42
Men's lacrosse falls to Cortland and Geneseo, 4:23:2003 p42
Men's lacrosse finishes with 2 losses, 4:30:2003 p43
LACROSSE, WOMENS
Tracy Hay named women's lacrosse coach, 9:11:2002 p31
Youth and experience surround women's lacrosse, 4:2:2003 p50
Women's lacrosse dominates Fredonia, 4:9:2003 p44
Women's lacrosse downs Buffalo State, 4:16:2003 p44
Women's lacrosse falls to Geneseo, 4:23:2003 p44
Women's lacrosse finishes with win, 4:30:2003 p43
LAFALCE, JOHN
Yu: 'LaFalce exemplified job of servant,' 2:26:2003 p3
Rainbow Gallery offers "puzzling" art (Daniel Kepler, Meredith Schwab and Clyde Morgan), 11:6:2002 p33
MORNINGS WITH PROFESSORS
Lauren Lieberman will discuss Visual Impairment Programs and Research, 2:26:2003 p3
MOVING
Students beware: moving company scams (letter), 2:12:2003 p15
MUSIC
Saviors of old-school hip-hop (Double K and Thes One), 9:4:2002 p21
Dance to their beat, as U.K. takes musical control (BBC Radio One), 9:11:2002 p21
DeTar sells old-time fun at TFA, 9:11:2002 p23
Not just another day for local band (Index Patient), 9:11:2002 p24
Incubus puts on "Stellar" show, 9:18:2002 p25
Local band loves loyal local crowd (Rype Band), 9:18:2002 p26
Music review comes with grain of truth (Letter to the Editor), 9:25:2002 p12
Boy Sets Fire: creates a blaze, 9:25:2002 p28/30
Jeff Spevak speaks of journey as music critic, 10:2:2002 p1/4
Greenwheel: Better to save your money, 10:2:2002 p29
Ben Folds: not "Five" not "Rockin," just solo, 10:23:2002 p31
Opener "Starting Line" steal the show, 10:23:2002 p32
The Starting Line and Reel Big Fish, 10:23:2002 p32
Hoobastank brings rock to Brick City, 10:23:2002 p33
Chorus offers music, comedy and fun all in one (
Brockport College-Community chorus), 10:30:2002 p29
RPO clarinetist exhibits talents, 10:30:2002 p30
Concerts cause concern, 10:30:2002 p31
CKY brings underground rock to WS, 10:30:2002 p33
BSG brings (Trippin' Billies and Myth, Agent Me) to ballroom, 11:6:2002 p33
Leto's fame can't save group from Mars, 11:13:2002 p27
City High performs in Ballroom, 11:20:2002 p3
"30 Seconds to Mars" not like everything else, 12:4:2002 p26/30
Showplace, showtime for Ataris, 12:4:2002 p29
Donnas: won't 'Spend the Night,' 2:5:2003 p27
Alan Jackson, 2:6:2003 p27/30
The Donnas rock; Brockport, not so much, 2:12:2003 p23/30
OLP (Our Lady Peace) raises the roof at RIT, 2:12:2003 p24
Seether: mosh-pit inducing machine, 2:19:2003 p27/30
Dave Matthews wanna-be oughta be (Dreaming Tree), 2:19:2003 p28
Rapper 50 Cent scheduled to perform, 2:26:2003 p2
Karaoke engulfs Union, 2:26:2003 p6
Blindside: Up and coming hard rockers, 2:26:2003 p28/33
Soft rock Jars of Clay to play at Brockport this semester, 2:26:2003 p29
Dolls come home, bring Bon Jovi (Goo Goo Dolls), 4:2:2003 p33/37
Disturbed, Un-Loco, Chevelle and Taproot, 4:2:2003 p35
Fifty Cent confirmed, slated to perform, 4:9:2003 p1/4
Jars of Clay sell out Brockport Ballroom, 4:9:2003 p31/36
Punk rock invades Fisher (Sum 41, No Use for a Name, The Starting Line and Authority Zero), 4:9:2003 p33
Are the fears surrounding 50 Cent real? (editorial), 4:16:2003 p13
Finally something to get excited about (50 Cent) (editorial), 4:16:2003 p13
50 Cent: what his music is really all about (column), 4:23:2003 p15
Security rigorous at 50 Cent, 4:30:2003 p1/4
50 Cent show - get in or die tryin (letter), 4:30:2003 p19
50 Cent, 4:30:2003 p29/33
Another perspective on 50 Cent for you (viewpoint), 5:7:2003 p16
MUSLIMS
Muslim men treated unfairly (viewpoint), 9:11:2002 p10
MYTH, AGENT ME
BSG brings (Trippin' Billies and Myth, Agent Me) to ballroom, 11:6:2002 p33
Editor moves on with life... and stuff (column), 9:11:2002 p8
Trials, tribulations of apartment life (column), 10:30:2002 p8
Renting 101, 3:12:2003 p1/4
Prominent Brockport landlords sued, 4:2:2003 p3
Forget Websters, go after real slumlords (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
OFF-CAMPUS STUDENTS
Commuter Awareness Week informs, 9:11:2002 p1/3
Confessions of an agitated driver (column), 9:11:2002 p8
Editor moves on with life... and stuff (column), 9:11:2002 p8
Technology deficit sparks new hobby (column), 9:18:2002 p8
Carpool service under way: Stylus Archives Feb 17, 1974, 2:19:2003 p7
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT.SEE OSAD
OSAD
Comedians attack audience, all in jest (Cutie and the Beast of Comedy), 11:20:2002 p34/35
OUR LADY PEACE
OLP (Our Lady Peace) raises he roof at RIT, 2:12:2003 p24
Professor studies at Stanford, endures dorm life (Alison Parker), 10:9:2002 p24
PARKING
Permit needed for handicap (letter), 10:9:2002 p12
Parking tensions rise with blood pressures, 10:9:2002 p25
Parking clarified, 12:4:2002 p3
Things to do, plays to see, and parking, 2:5:2003 p28
Stop complaining about the parking - students (letter), 2:12:2003 p15
Parking is an issue (letter), 2:19:2003 p18
Increased parking fees hot topic at meeting, 3:12:2003 p2
PARKING SERVICES
Parking Services: "Relations will improve," 10:30:2002 p25
Parking Services - war has been declared (letter), 4:30:2003 p19
PATAKI, EMILY
Emily Pataki speaks, 10:9:2002 p1/4
PATAKI, GOVERNOR GEORGE
Truth behind what's really at our doorstep (Viewpoints), 2:12:2003 p14
Pataki budget proposal - unacceptable (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p18
PEACE
'Bush won't listen' - we want peace (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p17
'Everyone should travel before they die' (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p19
PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS
Saviors of old-school hip-hop (Double K and Thes One), 9:4:2002 p21
PERRY HALL
Vandals damage piano, tear down all 10 floors' birthday bulletin boards and flip furniture in Perry Hall, 3:12:2003 p3
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
'Sex, Passion, Intimacy' workshop intrigues (Ellen Gootblatt), 2:19:2003 p5
Little inspiration to help with separation (viewpoint), 4:30:2003 p17
PEZZIMENTI, KATY
Oliver Middle School curbs tobacco usage, 4:16:2003 p5
PHOTOGRAPHY
Rochester reviews what matters, 9:25:2002 p27/29
University photographer Jim Dusen hailed as America's finest, 10:2:2002 p13
"Jesus Icons" grace Tower, 10:23:2002 p35
PHYSICAL ATTRACTION
Reality must conquer fantasy in love (column), 11:20:2002 p11
PHYSICS CLUB
Physics Club about more than simply science, 9:18:2002 p15
SUNY Brockport Physics Society Honored, 2:5:2003 p3
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
Physics Club hosts annual Rocket Launch on Plateau Field, 4:30:2003 p5
PI KAPPA PHI
Pi Kappa Phi attends conference (letter), 2:5:2003 p15
POETRY
Humorous poet visits (Eamon Grennan), 11:6:2002 p18
Poetry Slam yields gansters, hives, 3:5:2003 p24
"Editors Departed" poem by Harold P. Lattin (Originally published Stylus May 1915), 5:7:2003 p40
POLITICS
Nolan scale helps place misguided souls into correct political group (viewpoint), 10:2:2002 p10
Politics needs regular people (letter), 10:30:2002 p12
A last bit of information before summer starts (column), 5:7:2003 p15
POLLUTION
Pollution lecture focuses on Kodak (Mike Schade), 11:13:2002 p4
PORNOGRAPHY
Alternative ways to make some money, 4:23:2003 p33
POWELL, COLIN
Colin Powell sings the same old tune (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p16
POWS
SUNY Brockport ROTC members commemorate unsung heroes, 4:16:2003 p3
PRIORITIES
Your priority, my priority are different (column), 3:12:2003 p12
PRISONERS OF WAR.SEE POWs
PROJECT LIFE
War orphans aided by benevolent student (Adam Lieberman), 4:30:2003 p14
Still clashing with Dr. Robinson (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p16
Now clashing with Stephen Keblish (letter), 2:26:2003 p20
Keblish tackles 'myriad of issues' (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p14
Reply to Prof. (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
RACIAL SLURS
Respect - attention, it's not just a song (column), 4:16:2003 p15
RACISM
Rusin disagrees with race issue in recent election (viewpoint), 5:7:2003 p17
RADIO
Dance to their beat, as U.K. takes musical control (BBC Radio One), 9:11:2002 p21
RAKOV
Heating system overload sparks small workday fire in Rakov, 4:2:2003 p5
RAPE.SEE Sexual Assault
RAYE H. CONRAD WELCOME CENTER
Raye H. Conrad Welcome Center unveiled, 2:5:2003 p3
REAL WORLD
"Real World" cast member speaks, inspires (Chris Beckman), 11:20:2002 p31/32
Real World throws a party; but no one comes, 3:5:2003 p23/6
SReal World reunion romps in Brockport, 3:5:2003 p23/26
REALITY TV
Had enough of reality TV? Too bad, it's coming to a dorm near you, 3:5:2003 p26
REEL BIG FISH
The Starting Line and Reel Big Fish, 10:23:2002 p32
REGISTRATION
It's registration time again (editorial), 11:13:2002 p7
RESPECT
Servers are not human doormats (column), 10:9:2002 p8
Right, left merge on issue of peace (letter to the editor), 9:18:2002 p12
RIGHTS
Confusion about nature of rights (viewpoints), 9:18:2002 p10
Rights issue creates dircles of confusion (Letter to the Editor), 9:25:2002 p13
Rights differ from desires (letter), 10:9:2002 p11/12
RINALDO, LIZ
"Waving Goodbye," a project presented by Liz Rinaldo, is an emotional story of life, death & memories left behind, 4:16:2003 p33
ROBINSON, RANDALL
Balck History Month speaker advocates 'thinking critically' (Randall Robinson), 2:12:2003 p1/4
Some clashing with Dr. Robinson (viewpoints), 2:12:2003 p14
Still clashing with Dr. Robinson (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p16
ROCHESTER - BUSINESSES
Neighborhood pizza shop beats odds, succeeds (Doughboy's Pizzeria), 10:2:2002 p13
Neutral Music and Apparel may be your "Gap," 11:20:2002 p27
Hippie for president: It can't get worse (Aaron's Ally)(column), 2:19:2003 p14
ROCHESTER - RESTAURANTS
Bermuda, Bahama, dine with me, pretty mama (Bahama Breeze), 2:12:2003 p4
Sunday brunch with a side of jazz, blues (Empire Brewery), 4:2:2003 p39
ROCHESTER - SCHOOLS
Eliminating middle schools isn't the answer (editorial), 3:5:2003 p11
ROJAS, VICTOR
$1.2 million granted to professor Rojas, 11:6:2002 p3
ROMANIA
Romanian children need help to learn (Letter to the Editor), 9:25:2002 p12/13
ROTC
ROTC competes in Western NY Shootout, 10:2:2002 p3
ROTC competes in Ranger Challenge, 10:30:2002 p3
Two of Brockport's ROTC Cadre were honored with special service awards (Johnny Hasselquist, William Mandrick), 2:5:2003 p5
ROTC receives no support from this institution (letter), 2:19:2003 p18
ROTC members articulate wartime perceptions, reflections, 3:5:2003 P3
Respect for ROTC (letter), 3:5:2003 p16
ROTC members honored at Scholars Day ceremony, 4:9:2003 p5
SUNY Brockport ROTC members commemorate unsung heroes, 4:16:2003 p3
RUBIN, STAN
Writers Forum honors its own (Stan Rubin), 4:30:2003 p30
RUSH, RUDY
Homecoming comedian replaced, 9:25:2002 p27
Showtime at Brockport (Adam Ferrara and Rudy Rush), 10:9:2002 p30
RYPE BAND
Local band loves loyal local crowd (Rype Band), 9:18:2002 p26
Lighting crucial for safety (editorial), 11:6:2002 p7
City security cameras produce fruitlessness, 11:13:2002 p22
War preparedness: steps SUNY Brockport is taking to ensure campus' safety, 2:19:2003 p1/6
Before war, be prepared, relax (editorial), 2:19:2003 p13
Village and on-campus residents will soon dial 911 to reach Brockport police officers for assistance, 2:26:2003 p1/4
Letter from Paul Yu, 4:2:2003 p24
Regain your rights, as the constitution says (letter), 4:9:2003 p18
SANDERSON, RICK
Staff writer dies in accident (Rick Sanderson), 2:5:2003 p4
SCHADE, MIKE
Pollution lecture focuses on Kodak (Mike Schade), 11:13:2002 p4
SCHOLARS DAY
Day off to celebrate 'Scholars,' 4:2:2003 p1
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alumni award scholarships to ten, 10:2:2002 p4
Expect the extraordinary?, 4:16:2003 p30
SCHOOL CLOSING
Ice Storm 2003: Brockport still in session (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
Interim Dean responds to Ice Storm complaints (letter), 4:23:2003 p19
SCHWAB, MEREDITH
Rainbow Gallery offers "puzzling" art (Daniel Kepler, Meredith Schwab and Clyde Morgan), 11:6:2002 p33
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
National Science Foundation awards Science Department $3.39 million grant, 11:6:2002 p1/4
BSG treasurer stands up for the students (Jon Seiler), 10:30:2002 p13
Brockport Student Government Treasurer Jon Seiler reveals personal side, 11:13:2002 p21
BSG treasurer resigns, (Jon Seiler) board instates appointee (Mary Ann Mancuso), 2:5:2003 p1/5
SELF DEFENSE
Self-defense instructor offers practical tips, 10:30:2002 p25
Five more women's self-defense techniques, 11:6:2002 p19
Self-defense instructor explains pepper spray, 11:13:2002 p21
Astuteness to self-defense lesson criteria essential, 11:20:2002 p25
. SEE ALSO Karate
SELF MUTILATION
Self-mutilation comes "out of the closet," 12:4:2002 p3
SENIORS
End of year brings unexpected emotions (column), 11:20:2002 p8
"Waving Goodbye," a project presented by Liz Rinaldo, is an emotional story of life, death & memories left behind, 4:16:2003 p33
Senior theater major Nicole Williams performed one act of Neil Simon's classic "Prisoner of 2nd Avenue," 4:16:2003 p33
SEXUAL ASSAULT
Rape jokes spur emotional abuse (viewpoints), 9:25:2002 p10
Date rapists do not wear masks (columns), 9:25:2002 p11
Assault victims not alone in struggle (column), 10:9:2002 p11
Rape victims not just "other people" (column), 11:13:2002 p11
Play revenue to be used for rape crisis training, 11:20:2002 p1
Value change to stop rape (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
No one protected from sexual assault, 12:4:2002 p11
Comfort back in courtroom, 2:19:2003 p1
SEXUAL DIFFERENCES
Differences between men and women, 10:2:2002 p8
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Punish, prevent objectification with legal action, 9:25:2002 p21
SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION
Fire started in the Union, 9:4:2002 p1
SHANDONG UNIVERSITY
SUNY Brockport and Shandong University in China sign agreement, 11:13:2002 p1
SHUTTLE BUS
Brockport student Government shuttle services no longer operating under hourly interval schedule; call for service instead, 3:12:2003 p3
SIMON, ROBERT
Ethics in sports stressed (Robert Simon), 4:30:2003 p1/4
SIMPSON, KATHY
Business major? Here's your ticket to employment (Kathy Simpson), 9:18:2002 p16
SKEWED HUMOR
(SUNY Brockport Harliquen's Improv Troup, Skewed Humor) delights packed Gallery, 10:23:2002 p31
Skewed, but still entertaining (Skewed Humor), 4:2:2003 p34/38
SLAVERY
Correcting statements made about 'slavery' (viewpoint), 3:5:2003 p15
Someone, please explain (letter), 3:12:2003 p16
Slavery prevalent in Canadian history, 4:23:2003 p3
Jason Hyatt - time to get your facts straight (viewpoint), 4:30:2003 p18
Reply to Prof. (letter), 5:7:2003 p18
SLEEP
Early to bed, early to rise - yeah right (column), 2:26:2003 p14
SMELTZER, ANDREA
'Andrea's Voice' warns of disordered eating (Andrea Smeltzer), 2:26:2003 p6
SMITH HALL
Pump causes evacuation of Smith Hall, 5:7:2003 p1
SMITH, BOB
Smith finds right road to laughter (Bob Smith), 11:20:2002 p36
SMOKING
Bans on cigarettes do not curb usage, only strengthen cravings (viewpoints), 11:6:2002 p10
SCAT (Students in College Against Tobacco) accepts role in reform (letter), 11:13:2002 p10
Health fascists wage war; create limits for smokers, companies (viewpoint), 11:20:2002 p10
'Kick Butts Day' strives to stomp out tobacco usage, 4:9:2003 p5
Oliver Middle School curbs tobacco usage, 4:16:2003 p5
SNOW
Ice Storm 2003: Brockport still in session (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
Interim Dean responds to Ice Storm complaints (letter), 4:23:2003 p19
SOAP
No news, no reviews, so how about some... soap, 2:19:2003 p34
SOCCER
Men's soccer preview, 9:4:2002 p34
Women's soccer preview, 9:4:2002 p34
Men's soccer beats Baldwin-Wallace 3-1, 9:11:2002 p31
Soccer wins two out of three, 9:18:2002 p35
Soccer dominates, 9:18:2002 p36/34
Two shutout wins for soccer, 9:25:2002 p35
Men's Soccer wins two, streak now at six, 10:2:2002 p36
Men's soccer wins two, extends win streak to eight, 10:9:2002 p39
Men's Soccer clinches #1 seed in SUNYACs, 10:23:2002 p38
Records set in men's soccer home finish, 10:30:2002 p40
Five soccer players named to first team ALL-SUNYAC team, 11:13:2002 p35
Men's soccer loses to Cortland in SUNYAC semis, 11:13:2002 p36
Men's Soccer defeated in ECAC semis, 11:20:2002 p43
SOCCER, WOMENS
Women's soccer shuts out Susquehanna three to nothing, 9:11:2002 p31
Maslanka picks up 5th and 6th shutouts in two wins, 10:2:2002 p34
soccer outbattled by SUNY Oneonta, 10:2:2002 p34
Two more wins for women's soccer, 10:9:2002 p38
Tough loss for soccer, 10:30:2002 p39
Soccer shuts out Alfred, heads into SUNYACs, 11:6:2002 p38
Women's Soccer eliminated in SUNYAC semis, 11:13:2002 p35
Women's soccer players named to ALL-SUNYAC team, 11:13:2002 p35
Women's Soccer defeated in ECAC semis, 11:20:2002 p43
SOCIALISM
Lifestyle bred from genetics (letter), 10:23:002 p13
It's time to get the facts straight (letter), 3:12:2003 p16
SOFTBALL, WOMENS
Softball's season looks bright after strong start, 4:2:2003 p52
Softball sweeps doubleheader over U of R, 4:9:2003 p44
Softball struggles in Geneseo doubleheader, 4:16:2003 p42
Softball wins three in weekend doubleheaders, 4:23:2003 p42
Softball downs New Paltz, 4:30:2003 p44
Softball falls in SUNYACs, 5:7:2003 p44
SPACE EXPLORATION
Despite tragedy, space program needed (editorial), 2:5:2003 p11
SUNY Brockport's History Forum hosts discussion prefaces 'Apollo 13' showing, 2:19:2003 p3/6
SPEARS, ARIES
Comedians (Adam Ferrara and Aries Spears) laugh it up at B'port, 9:4:2002 p21
Homecoming comedian replaced, 9:25:2002 p27
SPEVAK, JEFF
Jeff Spevak speaks of journey as music critic, 10:2:2002 p1/4
SPORTS ETHICS
Ethics in sports stressed (Robert Simon), 4:30:2003 p1/4
Stage XVI - the apartment complex that was - or wasn't, 5:7:2003 p38/39
STALKING
Stalkers, not just after celebrities - a real threat (viewpoint), 2:19:2003 p17
STARR, CARRIE
Minister aids Romanian schoolchildren (Carrie Starr), 10:23:2002 p24
STARTING LINE
Opener "Starting Line" steal the show, 10:23:2002 p32
The Starting Line and Reel Big Fish, 10:23:2002 p32
Punk rock invades Fisher (Sum 41, No Use for a Name, The Starting Line and Authority Zero), 4:9:2003 p33
Healthe Center helps students' stress (editorial), 3:5:2003 p11
Nature, pets provide stress relief (column), 4:30:2003 p14
Take the time to read this column (column), 4:30:2003 p14
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
"Work time/fun time" balancing act (column), 11:20:2002 p8
Things to do, plays to see, and parking, 2:5:2003 p28
Casino Night caps off Green and Gold Week, 2:12:2003 p3
Gallery fills with families feuding, 2:12:2003 p29
Underclasssmen residence hall hosts sleepwear competition, 3:5:2003 p5
It's also activities outside classrooms that stand out (Mike Mellace), 4:9:2003 p16
STUDENT APATHY
Inaction worst crime against U.S. society (viewpoint), 10:23:2002 p10
Involvement will improve campus (column), 11:13:2002 p8
. SEE ALSO Student Participation
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Testimonies reveal student government salaries throughout the SUNY system, 2:5:2003 p1/5
Top pay is unjustified (letter), 2:12:2003 p15
. SEE ALSO BSG
STUDENT HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Health committee talks mandatory insurance, 9:18:2002 p4
STUDENT INTERNSHIPS.SEE Internships
STUDENT PARTICIPATION
Student participation a welcome change (editorial), 11:20:2002 p7
STUDENT PROTEST
D.C. police round up activists, media (viewpoint), 10:9:2002 p10
With wartime tempers flaring, a rally Friday afternoon in the campus mall produces anger, 4:2:2003 p1/4
If one counter-argues, argue with intelligence (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p16
Stop the name-calling and insults (viewpoint), 4:2:2003 p16
STUDENT PROTESTS
Strong beliefs, strong effects (viewpoints), 9:18:2002 p10
Media try to minimize protest crowd (letter), 11:6:2002 p13
Watch what you say in time of war (column), 4:9:2003 p14
Screaming matches under our flag? (viewpoint), 4:9:2003 p17
Respect - attention, it's not just a song (column), 4:16:2003 p15
STUDENTS
Editor's challenge to Brockport students, 9:4:2002 p8
Insomia: diesase for college students (Column), 10:2:2002 p8
Exchange student finds niche in U.S. (Desislava Boynska), 10:23:2002 p24
Business major, entrepreneur oversees empire (Frank Barker), 11:13:2002 p3
Times of transition, change, growth, 12:4:2002 p8
STUDENTS - AWARDS
Graduate student awarded foreign affairs honor (Allison Stoller), 10:2:2002 p15
Financial Aid boasts top student employee (Christopher Alonzo), 10:9:2002 p24
Accolades doled at 'Spring Honors, Awards Ceremony,' 4:9:2003 p3
Adult students selected for award, 4:9:2003 p3
Mayor Johnson to speak at EOP Honors and Recognition banquet, 4:9:2003 p3
ROTC members honored at Scholars Day ceremony, 4:9:2003 p5
Winter sports awards, 4:9:2003 p43
STUDENTS - SURVEYS
Alcohol Task Force reports on student survey findings, 5:7:2003 p3
No. 1 SUNY Brockport ratings direct result of student opinions, 5:7:2003 p3
STUDENTS IN COLLEGE AGAINST TOBACCO
Health fascists wage war; create limits for smokers, companies (viewpoint), 11:20:2002 p10
STUDENTS STRIVING TO EDUCATE PEERS.SEE SSTEP
STYLUS
Stylus' 2002 editorial policy (editorial), 9:4:2002 p7
New semester brings changes to campus (column), 9:4:2002 p8
Even opinions need guidelines (editorial), 10:2:2002 p7
Final farewell from editor in chief (column), 12:4:2002 p8
Staff writer dies in accident (Rick Sanderson), 2:5:2003 p4
Procrastination versus the real world (column), 2:12:2003 p12
Top 10 stories of the year (editorial), 5:7:2003 p13
"Editors Departed" poem by Harold P. Lattin (Originally published Stylus May 1915), 5:7:2003 p40
SUM 41
Punk rock invades Fisher (Sum 41, No Use for a Name, The Starting Line and Authority Zero), 4:9:2003 p33
SUNTANNING
Summer tanning not at end, 10:30:2002 p24
SWIMMING AND DIVING
Men's swimming and diving loses to Rochester, 11:6:2002 p39
Nazareth defeats Men's Swimming and Diving 119-115, 11:13:2002 p35
Swimming and diving fall to Geneseo, 11:20:2002 p43
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Men's Swimming & Diving defeats Buffalo State and Oneonta, 2:5:2003 p47
Both men's and women's swimming and diving defeat Fredonia, 2:12:2003 p39
Men's and women's swimming and diving compete at SUNYACS, 2:19:2003 p43
SWIMMING AND DIVING, WOMENS
Women's swimming and diving downed by Rochester, 11:6:2002 p39
Nazareth defeats Women's Swimming and Diving 124-88, 11:13:2002 p35
Swimming and diving fall to Geneseo, 11:20:2002 p43
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Women's Swimming & Diving defeated by Buffalo State and Oneonta, 2:5:2003 p47
Both men's and women's swimming and diving defeat Fredonia, 2:12:2003 p39
Men's and women's swimming and diving compete at SUNYACS, 2:19:2003 p43
Tae Kwon Do team invited to nationals, 5:7:2003 p3
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT
Do not insult cause; stand, unite, 11:6:2002 p12
Sadness, pride both reactions to march rally (letter), 11:6:2002 p13
Ignorance demeans rally (letter), 11:13:2002 p10/12
TAXES
Truth be told to Mr. McCarthy (letter), 3:5:2003 p16
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Department of Telecom adds new features, 9:4:2002 p1/3
TELEPHONES
Department of Telecom adds new features, 9:4:2002 p1/3
Phone bills now sent to students' households, 11:6:2002 p17
TELEVISION
No time to read, must watch T.V. (column), 2:12:2003 p12
Wacky, zany world - TV news (column), 3:5:2003 p12
TENNIS
Looking to improve in close matchs - Women's tennis preview, 9:4:2002 p34
Tennis outsserves St. John Fisher 9-0, 9:18:2002 p 36
TENNIS, WOMENS
Tennis team shines through adversity, 10:2:2002 p35/34
Tennis wins two in a row at home, 10:9:2002 p39
Tennis finishes season strong, 10:23:2002 p39
THEATRE
Improv to hit Brockport campus, 9:11:2002 p23
(Blithe Spirit) "Spirit" takes center stage, 10:9:2002 p31
Theater offers perfect date experience (I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change), 10:23:2002 p35
"Vagina Monologues" embodied, 10:30:2002 p23
"True West" presents dark journey, 11:6:2002 p29
"Kathy and Mo" offer hilarious show, 11:13:2002 p25
Play revenue to be used for rape crisis training, 11:20:2002 p1
Jokes, sex, brains steel stage at Tower (Picasso at the Lapin Agile), 12:4:2002 p25
Student explores producing a play (Jack Julian), 12:4:2002 p29
Introspective look at celebrated female genitalia (Vagina Monologues), 2:5:2003 p4
Thirty plays in 60 minutes - it can be done (Neo-Futurists), 2:5:2003 p27/34
'Sound Off' group presents partying hazards, 2:5:2003 p31/33
Vagina Monologues, 2:12:2003 p25/30
Got ten minutes? So do they (Festival of Ten), 2:19:2003 p31
Ten plays satisfying to all (Festival of Ten), 3:12:2003 p25/27
War, weapons of mass destruction = no sex (Lysistrata), 3:12:2003 p27
Lesbians explained (letter), 4:2:2003 p18
'Colored Museum' enlightens, educates, 4:2:2003 p34
"Waving Goodbye," a project presented by Liz Rinaldo, is an emotional story of life, death & memories left behind, 4:16:2003 p33
Senior theater major Nicole Williams performed one act of Neil Simon's classic "Prisoner of 2nd Avenue," 4:16:2003 p33
Production of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" leads the audience down a strange path, 5:7:2003 p27/29
THEATRE DEPARTMENT
'Theatre Mom' brightens the day (Nancy Cox), 4:23:2003 p32
THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS
Leto's fame can't save group from Mars, 11:13:2002 p27
TIME
Nature, pets provide stress relief (column), 4:30:2003 p14
Take the time to read this column (column), 4:30:2003 p14
TRACK AND FIELD
M & W Track and Field competes in Mary Phillips invite at Fredonia, 2:5:2003 p47
Outdoor track and field opens at Battleground Relays, 4:2:2003 p51
Strong weekend for track and field, 4:16:2003 p43
Track and Field competes at Hamilton, 4:23:2003 p43
Track and Field at SUNYACs, 4:30:2003 p44
Track and field at NYSCTC, 5:7:2003 p44
TRACK AND FIELD, WOMENS
M & W Track and Field competes in Mary Phillips invite at Fredonia, 2:5:2003 p47
Strong weekend for track and field, 4:16:2003 p43
Track and Field competes at Hamilton, 4:23:2003 p43
Track and Field at SUNYACs, 4:30:2003 p44
Track and field at NYSCTC, 5:7:2003 p44
TRAVEL
'Everyone should travel before they die' (viewpoint), 2:26:2003 p19
Speaker travels Europe for pennies (Gill White), 3:5:2003 p24/26
The big easy - a vacation to a new world (Mardi Gras), 3:12:2003 p28
Hershey, PA: much more than chocolate, 4:16:2003 p31
TRETHEWEY, NATASHA
Poet breathes life into character, into book (Natasha Trethewey), 2:19:2003 p30
TRIPPIN' BILLIES
BSG brings (Trippin' Billies and Myth, Agent Me) to ballroom, 11:6:2002 p33
TRUCKS
Trucks are just better, what can I say? (columns), 9:25:2002 p8
TUITION
Tuition hike likely next year, 9:11:2002 p1
No such thing as free tuition (editorial), 9:18:2002 p7
$1,200 SUNY tuition hike imminent, 2:5:2003 p1/3
Much-needed tuition hike (editorial), 2:5:2003 p11
Fending off tuition expansion, 2:19:2003 p1/4
Tuition: Step up to the plate, students (editorial), 2:19:2003 p13
Graduates of SUNY and CUNY speak out (letter), 2:26:2003 p20
Resisting heightened tuition, 3:12:2003 p5
Tuition hike: We could have avoided it earlier (editorial), 3:12:2003 p11
President Yu debunks tuition myths, 4:2:2003 p1/4
Tuition hike - whats really going on, 4:23:2003 p18
TUTTLE BRIDGE
Tuttle land bridge seeing final stages, 2:26:2003 p1/4
Construction machines crumble Tuttle bridge during spring break, 4:2:2003 p5
Vandals damage piano, tear down all 10 floors' birthday bulletin boards and flip furniture in Perry Hall, 3:12:2003 p3
VARTEC
Business major, entrepreneur oversees empire (Frank Barker), 11:13:2002 p3
VENEZUELA
Proverbial shots fired at Venezuelan forum (Michael Lopez, John Honeck), 2:26:2003 p5
VICTIMS
All victims deserve same consideration (column), 11:6:2002 p11
Anyone can be a victim of violence (editorial), 11:20:2002 p7
VIDEO GAMES
Heat intensifies on video game debate (editorial), 9:18:2002 p7
VIOLENCE
Violence becoming society norm (column), 10:2:2002 p11
Anyone can be a victim of violence (editorial), 11:20:2002 p7
Violence Awareness Week culminates, 11:20:2002 p25
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Do not insult cause; stand, unite, 11:6:2002 p12
Sadness, pride both reactions to march rally (letter), 11:6:2002 p13
Ignorance demeans rally (letter), 11:13:2002 p10/12
Action needed to end violence (letter), 11:20:2002 p13
Break the silence against violence (Clothesline Project) (column), 4:9:2003 p16
Clothesline Project, 4:16:2003 p29
Assemblywoman addresses Clothesline (Susan John), 4:16:2003 p29/34
Don't be fooled, the fight isn't over (viewpoint), 5:7:2003 p16
Spikers want SUNYAC bid: volleyball preview, 9:4:2002 p35
Volleyball struggles at home invite, 9:18:2002 p34
Volleyball goes 3-1 at SUNYAC Pool Play, 10:2:2002 p35
VOLLEYBALL, WOMENS
Women's volleyball goes 1-3 at Juniata Tournament, 10:9:2002 p39
Volleyball wins two at NYU tournament, 10:23:2002 p39
Women's volleyball goes undefeated at SUNYAC Pool Play to win SUNYAC West, 10:30:2002 p39
Volleyball places ninth at NYSWCAA championships, 11:6:2002 p39
Three volleyball players named to all-conference team, 11:13:2002 p35
Women's Volleyball falls in SUNYACs, 11:13:2002 p35
VOTING
Be responsible for your vote (editorial), 10:23:2002 p7
Make changes not complaints (letter), 10:23:2002 p13
Voter turnout lackluster following November elections, 12:4:2002 p18
Prominent Brockport landlords sued, 4:2:2003 p3
Forget Websters, go after real slumlords (editorial), 4:9:2003 p13
WEDDINGS
When did we grow up anyway? (column), 9:18:2002 p8
Here comes the bride: cool as ice (column), 10:9:2002 p8
Weather can't dampen honeymoon (column), 10:23:2002 p8
Congratulations, Sheila & Eddie, October 12, 2002 (photographs), 10:23:2002 p26
Writer argues photos waste (full-page wedding display) (letter), 11:6:2002 p12/13
WELLS-BARNETT, IDA B.
Wells-Barnett: Activist until the end (Ida B. Wells-Barnett), 3:12:2003 p30
WILLIAMS, NICOLE
Senior theater major Nicole Williams performed one act of Neil Simon's classic "Prisoner of 2nd Avenue," 4:16:2003 p33
WINTERGUARD
Winter Guard seeks enthusiastic members, 9:4:2002 p16
SUNY Brockport's club team emerges victorious at Northeast Championships, 4:9:2003 p5
WITCHCRAFT
Demonology at Brockport: Stylus Archives Feb 17, 1974, 2:19:2003 p7
WOJCIK, FRANK M.
Drake library names new director (Frank M. Wojcik), 9:11:2002 p3
WOMEN
Outrage over injustices for women (columns), 9:18:2002 p11
Women must regain safe places (column), 10:23:2002 p12
What women have inspired your life?, 3:12:2003 p30
WOMEN'S CENTER
Heat intensifies on video game debate (ediorial), 9:18:2002 p7
Punish, prevent objectification with legal action, 9:25:2002 p21
"Vagina Monologues" embodied, 10:30:2002 p23
Nothing to do? Not so true, 2:19:2003 p32
Great Jeans giveaway, 2:26:2003 p30
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH
March is Women's History month, 3:5:2003 p29
Wells-Barnett: Activist until the end (Ida B. Wells-Barnett), 3:12:2003 p30
WORLD TRADE CENTER DISASTER
Today in history: September 11, 2001, attack on America, 9:11:2002 p4
One year anniversary of tragic events (editorial), 9:11:2002 p7
Memorializing 9/11: Brockport residents share time, stories, 9:11:2002 p19
Brockport remembers 9/11: Author reads excerpts from "American Writers Respond," 9:18:2002 p1/3
Brockport remembers 9/11: Student memorial garden dedicated, 9:18:2002 p1/3
Candlelight vigil remembers those lost, 9:18:2002 p1/3
Tears caused due to lack of freedoms (letter to the editor), 9:18:2002 p12
Politics no place for math in 9/11 forum (Letter to the Editor), 9:25:2002 p13
Victims not just in World Trade Center (letter), 10:2:2002 p12
Time has come to forgive for Sept 11 events (letter), 12:4:2002 p12
Sept. 11 monument revisited by Harmon Hall creators, 12:4:2002 p19
WRESTLING
Wrestling competes at Michigan State Open, 11:13:2002 p35
Wrestling competes in Brockport Oklahoma classic, 11:20:2002 p42
Wrestling looks to continue success in new season, 11:20:2002 p42
While you were on vacation (game scores), 2:5:2003 p44
Wrestling continues success, shuts out RIT 44-0, 2:12:2003 p38
Wrestling places first at Empires, 2:26:2003 p47
Five All-American wrestlers shine for Brockport, 3:12:2003 p44
WRITERS FORUM
Brockport Writers Forum - Fall 2002, 9:4:2002 p28
Humorous poet visits (Eamon Grennan), 11:6:2002 p18
Metal shredders, llamas: author's inspirations (Nancy Zafris), 2:6:2003 p31
Poet breathes life into character, into book (Natasha Trethewey), 2:19:2003 p30
Writers forum strikes again (Justin Cronin), 3:12:2003 p26
Humes brings humor, ideas to students (Harry Humes), 4:16:2003 p30
Writers Forum honors its own (Stan Rubin), 4:30:2003 p30
Local artists create dream world (Emily Yee, Robert Booth, Gerald Mead), 9:18:2002 p25
YOGA
Fit body, sound mind, 2:19:2003 p5/6
YU, PAUL
Enigma revealed: President Yu speaks, 10:23:2002 p23
Letter from Paul Yu to students concerning BSG's revised budget, 11:20:2002 p5
President Yu debunks tuition myths, 4:2:2003 p1/4