Abortion: personal choice every woman needs option to consider (Feminist Perspective), 2:18:2004 p18
Hospitals seek to avoid releasing partial-birth abortion information, 2:25:2004 p8
ACADEMY AWARDS
Movie reviewers weigh in on Academy Awards race, 2:18:2004 p25
Oscar Party makes award show night fun, 3:3:2004 p24
ACCEPTANCE
Acceptance hard for some to accept, 5:5:2004 p20
ACCIDENTS
Acts of kindness highlight of Brockport, 3:31:2004 p12
Drunk driver kills student (Lindsay Kyle), 10:29:2003 p1/4
Tragedy leaves indelible mark (death of Dr. Thomas Crimando,Anderson charged with DWI), 2:4:2004 P1/4
ADAMS, JOEY LAUREN
Chasing Amy star arrested on suspicion of drunk driving, 12:3:2003 p29
Pharmaceutical companies crossing the line (Editorial), 3:10:2004 p11
Printing alcohol ads in The Stylus is irresponsible (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
ADVICE.SEE Personal Relationships
AFRICAN AMERICANS
Pop quiz: The word Caesar refers to is a) a salad b)..., 3:10:2004 p14
AFRICAN AND AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES
Students rally around professor (Felix Okoye), 5:5:2004 p1/3
AIDS
ALAS speaker discusses AIDS/HIV health risks, 10:8:2003 p3
Porn industry suffers HIV scare, 4:21:2004 p30
ALAS.SEE Association of Latino American Students
ALCOHOL
1,4000 students died, the rest got fat (Viewpoints), 2:18:2004 p18
Alcohol and other drugs myths and misconceptions quiz, 9:3:2003 p11
Alcohol may lead to other problems (Viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p15
Anti-hate Week fosters tolerance, 3:3:2004 p1/4
DWI panel discussion, 2:11:2004 p3
Editor shouldn't make excuses for Dr. Anderson (Letter), 2:11:2004 p19
Panel warns students of DWI risks, 2:18:2004 p1/4
Printing alcohol ads in The Stylus is irresponsible (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
ALPHA CHI
Alpha Chi program inducts record number of students, 10:29:2003 p3
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Alpha Phi Omega presents Professor of the Year award (to James Spiller), 5:5:2004 p23
Fraternity sponsoring professor award (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
Alternative energy sources crucial in avoiding crisis (Viewpoint), 10:1:2003 p14
ALUMNI
Brockport alumni (James Kunstler) speaks at celebration, 4:14:2004 p23
Brockport graduate (Stan Van Grundy) hired as new Miami Heat head coach, 11:5:2003 p4
Former Golden Eagles coach head-to-head in NBA, 11:19:003 p30
Friedrich, David Travis - Brockport graduate killed in Iraq, 10:1:2003 p1
OSAD lecturer speaks of inner beauty (Sharon Belle Render), 2:18:2004 p3
Warner makes first NFL start, 9:17:2003 p27
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Alumni award scholarships to 10, 10:1:2003 p3
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY PROJECT
American Democracy Project comes to Brockport, 2:18:2004 p3
Liberal bias in American Democracy Project?, 5:5:2004 p21
AMERICAN IDOL
American Idol reject (William Hung) gains popularity
2:18:2004 p28
'Idol' spinoff brings school spirit to campus, 3:10:2004 p24
'Idol' voting strikes sour note for some, 4:28:2004 p33
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
A.I. hopes to raise awareness, recruit members, 10:1:2003 p3
Amnesty International seekiing new members, 9:17:2003 p3
Is There Torture in Our Time?, 3:3:2004 p3, 3:10:2004 p3
AMOS, JOHN
Actor John Amos helps victims of wildfire, 12:3:2003 p29
ANARCHY
'Anarchy is a call for chaos' (letter), 10:1:2003 p15
Clearing up misconceptions about anarchy (viewpoints), 9:10:2003 p13
From the left columnist defends anarchy article (letter), 10:8:2003 p10
ANDERSON, MARK
Dr. Anderson deserves fairness, due process, 2:4:2004 p14
Dr. Mark Anderson indicted on felony charge, 3:31:2004 p1
Dr. Mark Anderson pleads not guilty, 4:14:2004 p1
Editor shouldn't make excuses for Dr. Anderson (Letter), 2:11:2004 p19
Tragedy leaves indelible mark- (death of Dr. Thomas Crimando,Anderson charged with DWI), 2:4:2004 P1/4
ANGELOU, MAYA
Angelou comes to SUNY Brockport, 2:11:2004 p22
Angelou speech dynamic, inspirational, 2:18:2004 p10
Maya Angelou gives students lesson in life, 2:18:2004 p21
ANGER
Toxic anger can threaten lives, relationships, 11:12:2003 p3
Understanding complexities of anger (Viewpoints), 2:18:2004 p17
ANIMAL DISSECTION
Animal dissection not necessary to teach biology (Letter), 2:4:2004 p25
ANTI-HATE WEEK
Anti-hate Week fosters tolerance, 3:3:2004 p1/4
'Hate To Do It Week' craving broader horizons (Editorial), 3:3:2004 p13
APATHY
Apathy: blase students will one day be ruling class, 9:10:2003 p14
Brockport student apathy: an exception to the rule (Editorial), 4:28:2004 p15
Pathetic apathy at EagleFest, 9:10:2003 p10/14
ARCHSYNERGY LTD.
Student-made software purchased by Rochester company, 10:1:2003 p2/5
ART
Annual exhibit in Tower displays student artwork, 5:5:2004 p27
Exhibit showcases work by faculty, 3:31:2004 p26
Former faculty exhibit makes SUNY Brockport prideful, 9:3:2003 p19
Gallery explores challenging themes, 11:19:2003 p21
Hendrickson turns junk into extraordinary art, 9:10:2003 p21
New exhibit explores ceramics, 10:22:2003 p25
New gallery engages mind, enrapts eye (Virginia Derryberry , Craig Drennen), 2:4:2004 p27
Within not without meaning, intrigue, 12:3:2003 p23
'Requiem' provides insight, 9:24:2003 p24
Student gallery encourages pondering, 11:12:2003 p21
Students display art in Thompson Hall exhibit, 3:10:2004 p24
SUNY Brockport hosts national ceramic invitational art exhibit and Western New York Clay Symposium, 10:1:2003 p3
Video documentary showcases 400-year-old Mexican Talavera pottery process (Virginia Bacheler), 12:3:2003 p3
ASSERTIVENESS
Assertive language: key to keeping it real (Viewpoints), 10:8:2003 p14
ASSOCIATION OF LATINO AMERICAN STUDENTS
ALAS Date Extravanza, 3:10:2004 p3
ALAS speaker discusses AIDS/HIV health risks, 10:8:2003 p3
Reporter apologizes, refutes some allegations (Letter), 4:28:2004 p26
Student clarifies misquotations in article (Letter), 4:28:2004 p26
Have you met... Kaylea Happell and Stacey Bartlett?, 10:8:2003 p24
BASC
Valentine's Day luncheon serves Chinese cuisine, 2:18:2004 p6
BASEBALL
Baseball in full swing, off to strong start, 3:31:2004 p40
Gladwell breaks hit record during win streak, 4:28:2004 p40
Golden Eagles capture SUNYAC crown, 5:5:2004 p40
Golden Eagles take doubleheader over Potsdam, 4:14:2004 p36
Kimball thows shutout in win over Oswego, 4:21:2004 p36
BASEBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Baseball legend Bobby Bonds dies of cancer at 57, 9:3:22003 p32
Bonds ties third all time with 660, 4:14:2004 p32
Cubs fans show they are like everyone else, 10:2:2003 p13
Cubs win, now play Marlins for trip to Series, 10:8:2003 p30
Diamondbacks land Sexon from Milwaukee, seek Mantei, 12:3:2003 p31
Giambi says he was subpoenaed about BALCO, 10:22:2003 p37
Pujols wins NL batting race, Mueller tops AL, 10:1:2003 p31
Red Sox send Little packing, 10:29:2003 p32
Reflecting on baseball's regular season: winners, losers, sausage, 10:8:2003 p31
Rodriguez joins Yankees, Selig approves trade, 2:18:2004 p32
Schilling going to Bean Town, helps boost rotation, 12:3:2003 p31
Sheffield injured, Yanks react, 3:10:2004 p34
Torre gets win no. 800, 5:5:2004 p38
Trimmer Giambi hits steroid issue, 2:25:2004 p34
BASKETBALL
Brockport graduate (Stan Van Grundy) hired as new Miami Heat head coach, 11:5:2003 p4
Carter healthy, making immediate impact, 11:12:2003 p29
'Cuse season nearly shattered, 12:3:2003 p36
Men advance past SUNYIT, 3:3:2004 p34
Men down Trinity, advance to Sweet 16, 3:10:2004 p36/30
Men fall in SUNYACs, earn NCAA bid, 3:3:2004 p36/35
Men squeak past Potsdam, 2:18:2004 p31
Men's basketball clinches SUNYAC title, 2:18:2004 p36
Men's basketball falls short at tourney, 12:3:2003 p36
Men's basketball looks to return to SUNYAC finals, 11:19:2003 p29
Men's basketball rolls through SUNYIT, 2:11:2004 p36
Men's basketball wins fourth straight, 2:4:2004 p44
BASKETBALL, COLLEGE
St. Joes earns No. 1 ranking from AP, 3:10:2004 p36
BASKETBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Anthony's late heroics keep playoff hopes alive, 4:14:2004 p33
Entering NBA early; good or bad for athletes?, 9:24:2003 p31
Former NBA star (Calvin Murphy) accused of molesting children, 4:7:2004 p38
Garnett wins first MVP, 5:5:2004 p40/33
Huskies look to take Alamo, Duke by storm, 3:31:2004 p34
James receives Rookie of the Year honors, 4:28:2004 p38
Kansas basketball juumps to no. 1, 12:3:2003 p33
Kidney ailment forces Mourning to retire from basketball, 12:3:2003 p32
Kobe Bryant's assualt case leaves his future in NBA uncertain, 10:1;2003 p31
Lebron makes Garden debut, Cavs squeak by Knicks, 2:25:2004 p35
Marbury glad to be back home in the Big Apple, 2:4:2004 p40
Mavs get Walker from Celtics, 10:22:2003 p38
NBA All-Star weekend ends with West victorious, 2:18:2004 p33
New developments in Kobe Bryant sexual assault case, 10:8:2003 p31
Okafor expected to be lottery pick in NBA draft, 4:21:2004 p34
Payton, Shaq aggressive in Lakers' route over Nets, 3:3:2004 p33
Reaction on Lebron's debut: so far, so good, 11:5:2003 p30
Rejuvenated Lakers throttle conference leaders, 3:31:2004 p35
Rookie of the year candidates are All-Star snubs, 2:11:2004 p32
Spurs take first game over Lakers, 88-78, 5:5:2004 p34
Time to see if Lebron can live up to hype, 10:29:2003 p30
Webber's return makes Sacramento Kings of court, 3:10:2004 p29
BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Season over for women's ball, 3:3:2004 p35
Seniors put on show, women's basketball beats Plattsburgh, 2:18:2004 p36
Women have sights on SUNYACs, 2:18:2004 p31
Women's basketball comes up short at Wittenburg, 12:3:2003 P36
Women's basketball: new season tips off Friday, 11:19:2003 p31
Women's basketball sours past New Paltz 65-49, 2:4:2004 p44
Women's basketball wins big over Wildcats, 2:11:2004 p33
BEAN
Awareness is everything (viewpoint), 10:22:2003 p14
Brockport Environmental Awarenesses Network (BEAN) accepting new members, 9:10;2003 p3
BEATTY, NED
Actor Ned Beatty takes on Broadway, 11:5:2003 p25
BILL OF RIGHTS
Eroding the Bill of Rights (Viewpoints), 10:8:2003 p14
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Editorial, not Black History Month, promotes racial separation (Letter), 3:10:2004 p19
February promotes racial separatism (Editorial), 2:25:2004 p9
BLAINE, DAVID
Magician survives stunt, 10:22:2003 p26
BLUE LIGHT PHONES
Blue Light phones have been installed (photo), 9:3:2003 p3
BODY IMAGE
Don't fight genes, change jeans (Feminist Perspectives), 2:18:2004 p15
WSO promotes healthier body images for women (viewpoints), 10:22:2003 p16
BOOKS - REVIEWS
Harry Potter dazzles again, 9:3:2003 p20
Lepers and Lunacy touches SUNY Brockport Student (Kenneth J. Herrmann, Jr.), 10:8:2003 p23
Popular author (Stephen King) shares writing advice, 4:7:2004 p30
'Seabiscuit' makes for breathtaking read, 2:18:2004 p25
BOXING, PROFESSIONAL
Baby Joe set to fight cruiserweight Jirov in Vegas, 2:4:2004 p.39
Buffalo heavyweight (Joe Mesi) may never fight again, 4:28:2004 p37
Byrd wins controversial decision, 9:24:2003 p30
De La Hoya whines while Roy Jones shakes in his Jordans, 9:17:2003 p27
Lights Out for aging Holyfield, 10:8:2003 p32
Mesi quickly beats Williamson, looks to take next step toward title, 10:1:2003 p32
New rec center dependent on 'yes' vote, 4:7:2004 p1/4
New recreation center will benefit us all, 4:7:2004 p14
Upcoming vote on new rec center, 3:31:2004 p1
Vote 'yes' for new recreation center (Letter), 4:7:2004 p23
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - DEPARTMENTS
A whole new world of learning (From the Editor's Desk), 2:11:2004 p12
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - FACILITIES
Drainage problem ought to be dealt with (Editorial), 4:7:2004 p13
Internet troubles: 'Get over it, and get a life' (Letter), 9:24:2003 p14
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - SPORTS.SEE ALSO Specific Sports
Sports ticker, 11:19:2003 p28, 12:3:2003 p35
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) -TIER 2
Brockport achieves Tier II status, 10:1:2003 p3
BROCKPORT COLLEGE-COMMUNITY CHORUS
Brockport Community Chorus to perform, 12:3:2003 p3
Chorus brings Broadway to Brockport, 10:22:2003 p24
SUNY Brockport Community Chorus presents 'An Evening on Broadway,' 10:1:2003 p3
BROCKPORT COLLEGE DEMOCRATS
Panel debate between College Republicans and College Democrats, 2:25:2004 p3, 3:3:2004 p3
BROCKPORT COLLEGE GREENS
Different opinion of the Democrats (Letter), 2:18:2004 p20
BROCKPORT COLLEGE REPUBLICANS
Brockport College Republicans meet candidates, 10:29:2003 p4
Darker side of Brockport College Republicans (Viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p17
Panel debate between College Republicans and College Democrats, 2:25:2004 p3, 3:3:2004 p3
BROCKPORT STUDENTS AGAINST WARS.SEE ALSO Brockport Students for Peace
Board debates name change, funding, 3:10:2004 p6
Board demotes club to Class I, shuffles funds around, 3:31:2004 p7
BSAW broadens scope of anti-war protest (Viewpoint), 10:1:2003 p15
BROCKPORT STUDENTS FOR PEACE
Brockport Students for Peace unfunded once more, 4:28:2004 p24
BSG Board revisits BSFP legislation after President Gelina vetoes meausre, 4:7:2004 p7
Life in military spotlighted at movie night, 4:28:2004 p31
Outraged with gov't? Get involved (Viewpoint), 2:18:2004 p16
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE)
Brockport firefighters respond to house fire, 9:24:2003 p3
Residents: sewer fee hidden in proposed tax hike, 4:14:2004 p3
Spring walks, runs, 4:28:2004 p3
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - BUSINESSES
Local group supports Wal-Mart Supercenter, 2:25:2004 p3
Wal-Mart superstore not good for community (letter), 10:8:2003 p11
BROCKPORT (VILLEGE) - CHURCHES
Local church to host Chinese missionaries, 10:1:2003 03
BSG
Bingo breaks attendance record, 9:24:2003 p21
Board debates name change, funding, 3:10:2004 p6
Board demotes club to Class I, shuffles funds around, 3:31:2004 p7
Brockport Student Government presents Sinbad, 9:24:2003 p3
Brockport Students for Peace unfunded once more, 4:28:2004 p24
BSG Board determines election procedures, financing, 2:25:2004 p6
BSG Board revisits BSFP legislation after President Gelina vetoes measure, 4:7:2004 p7
BSG brings three speakers this month (letter), 10:8:2003 p11
BSG neglecting rest of community (Letter), 3:10:2004 p19
BSG open forum, 11:19:2003 p3
BSG rolls out spring concert, 3:31:2004 p8
BSG Vice President Keblish proposes massive changes, 11:12:2003 p5
Clubs that need to hand in minutes or constitution to BSG, 2:18:2004 p33
Open forum disappoints, 10:22:2003 p3
Schedule change for BSG shuttle bus (editorial), 2:4:2004 p13
Smooth, somewhat anonymous year for BSG (Editorial), 5:5:2004 p11
Students are BSG's number one priority (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
BSG - BOARD
Board discusses LRA, resons for budgeting errors, 11:19:2003 p5
Board meeting short, productive, 10:29:2003 p3
BSG Board grinds on despite upheaval, 2:11:2004 p8
BSG Board meeting ends with tense argument, disagreements, 2:18:2004 p7
BSG board meets for initial back-to-school business, 9:17:2003 p4
BSG board member resigns (Adam Chamberlain), 11:5:2003 p1/4
BSG board members clash on finance issue, 10:1:2003 p1/4
BSG positions available, 4:28:2004 p3
Final BSG Board meeting notes, 5:5:2004 p7
Scramble to fill vacancies, 9:17:2003 p1/4
Short meeting for BSG Board, 3:3:2004 p3
Something must be done to increase voter turnout (Editorial), 4:21:2004 p9
Tommasi, Pusateri prevail, 4:21:2004 p1/4
Two Board members resign, another dismissed, 4:28:2004 p8
Voter apathy disheartening to minority, 4:21:2004 p10
BSG - ELECTIONS
2004 BSG candidates revealed, 4:7:2004 p1
BSG candidates discuss platforms at first debate, 4:7:2004 p9
BSG elections April 12, April 13, 4:7:2004 P3
Gather facts before voting April 12, 13 (Editorial), 3:31:2004 p11
Take full advantage of right to vote (Editorial), 4:7:2004 p13
BSG - FINANCE
BSG Board approves first part of budget, 3:31:2004 p1
BSG board members clash on finance issue, 10:1:2003 p1/4
BSG presidential veto derails club finance reform plans, 10:8:2003 p5
Erroneous budgeting, 9:3:2003 p1/4
Gelina vetoes budget; Board amends, 4:7:2004 p8
BUFFALO
Wings, roast beef contributing to obesity problem in Buffalo, 2:25:2004 p8
BUSH, GEORGE
Bush defends Patriot Act, 4:28:2004 p1/3
Bush requests $87 billion for war, 9:10:2003 p3
Bush to discuss Patriot Act in Buffalo, 4:21:2004 p8
Cannot "put faith" in Bush administration
Life can be a moment of caring and love, 5:5:2004 p23
CAREER COUNSELING.SEE ALSO Career Services
Help in choosing major, 11:19:2003 p15
Help in choosing major (Career Corner), 10:29:2003 p14
CAREER SERVICES
Career Corner, 9:10:2003 p11, 9:24:2003 p10, 2:18:2004 p14
Finding a job - a job itself (career corner), 10:8:2003 p13
How to find a part-time job (Career Corner), 2:11:2004 P16
CARIBBEAN CLUB
Individuals unite through Caribbean Club, 4:28:2004 p19
CARTOONS
'Looney Tunes' humor continues to endure, 2:18:2004 p23
They don't make cartoons like they used to (Guest Columnist), 4:14:2004 p20
CATHOLICS
Court rules Catholics must provide contraception, 3:3:2004 p10
CELEBRATION OF WRITING
Brockport aumni (James Kunstler) speaks at celebration, 4:14:2004 p23
CELT
Brown Bag Lunch Series educates in art of teaching, 10:8:2003 p4
CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE IN LEARNING AND TEACHING.SEE CELT
Cuts for Cure raises funds to fight diabetes, 2:25:2004 p3
Give old winter clothing new home (editorial), 11:5:2003 p11
Helping Hand program aids local families in need, 11:19:2003 p3
'Walk a mile in my shoes,' 9:24:2003 p3
Worthy, yet uncommon, charitable cause (editorial), 11:12:2003 P11
CHENEY, DICK
Rochester visit by VP Chheney met with protests, 11:19:2003 p1/5
CHILD ABUSE
Former NBA star (Calvin Murphy) accused of molesting children, 4:7:2004 p38
CHOICES
Be dangerous - take initiative to choose (Chaplain's corner), 9:10:2003 p14
A.I. hopes to raise awareness, recruit members, 10:1:2003 p3
ALAS Date Extravanza, 3:10:2004 p3
Brockport Students for Peace unfunded once more, 4:28:2004 p24
BSAW, Amnesty International, Criminal Justice Club and BASS hold lecture, 11:5:2003 p3
BSAW broadens scope of anti-war protest (Viewpoint), 10:1:2003 p15
BTV christens fresh fall lineup, 9:24:2003 p4
Clubs that need to hand in minutes or constitution to BSG, 2:18:2004 p33
Computer Science Club expands, educates, 11:5:2003 p3
Criminal Justice Student Association rebuilds, 2:4:2004 p3
Dr. Staveley vs. Dr. Jones debate, 4:14:2004 p3
English Club holds Open Reading, 4:28:2004 p28
Individuals unite through Caribbean Club, 4:28:2004 p19
New capitalist club forming (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
Panel debate between College Republicans and College Democrats, 2:25:2004 p3
Psychology Club expands under new leadership, 10:29:2003 p5
RIT professor Bischof discusses serverless networks, 11:19:2003 p4
Students participate in Great American Smoke Out, 12:3:2003 p1/4
SUNY Brockport Tae Kwon Do Club emerges victorious, 5:5:2004 p10
Tae Kwon Do Club excels in workshop, 2:4:2004 p27
University Republican club now offset by political rivals, 9:24:2003 p3
Women shedding pounds using Weight Watchers, 10:1:2003 p5
WSO film night yields low attendance, 2:18:2004 p22
WSO holds movie night, 9:24:2003 p23
WSO provides food for thought, 9:24:2003 p21
COBAIN, KURT
Writer remembers Cobain's legacy, 4:14:2004 p27
COLLEGE BOWL
College Bowl demo leaves student team beaten, 2:11:2004 p3
COLLEGE ROOMMATES
American freshmen connect with roommates online, 9:3:2003 p3
COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER
Should we really celebrate Christopher Columbus? (viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p16
COMEDY
Brockport Student Government presents Sinbad, 9:24:2003 p3
Def Jam comedian performs for Brockport, 11:12:2003 p19
New holiday comedy brings cheer, 11:19:2003 p21
Sinbad gives strong performance, 10:1:2003 p21
Skewed Humor provides amusement, 10:22:2003 p23
COMFORT, JAMES
Comfort convicted on additional charges, 4:14:2004 p1
COMIC BOOKS
Caiman destroys comic book stereotypes, 11:19:2003 p24
COMMENCEMENT
Congressman Thomas Reynolds: 2004 commencement speaker, 2:18:2004 p3
COMPUTER NETWORKS
Internet troubles: 'Get over it, and get a life' (letter), 9:24:2003 p14
COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB
Computer Science Club expands, educates, 11:5:2003 p3
RIT professor Bischof discusses serverless networks, 11:19:2003 p4
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Computer Science Advanced Computing program granted accreditation, 9:10:2003 p4
Student-made software purchased by Rochester company, 10:1:2003 p2/5
Tragedy leaves indelible mark- (death of Dr. Thomas Crimando,Anderson charged with DWI, 2:4:2004 P1/4
CRIME
Are you part of the solution? (Commentary), 4:14:2004 p17
Comfort convicted on additional charges, 4:14:2004 p1
Dr. Mark Anderson pleads not guilty, 4:14:2004 p1
Innovative program seeks to reduce crime in Rochester, 3:3:2004 p1/11
Missing bike, and missing the point (Real Life Happens), 4:7:2004 p15
Student's guest brings weapons on campus, 3:3:2004 p3
Three slain within 24 hours in Rochester, homicide total 48 for year, 11:5:2003 p1
Time for Santa to come home (Letter), 2:4:2004 p25
Williams' sister killed, 9:17:2003 p1
CROSS COUNTRY
Cross Country teams place third at SUNYAC Championships, 10:29:2003 p30
CSTEP
Graduate school plans made easy with help of CSTEP, 10:1:2003 p4
CURRICULUM
Computer Science Advanced Computing program granted accreditation, 9:10:2003 p4
Majors Reservation begins next week, 3:31:2004 p3
Syllabi for next fall should be available right now (Editorial), 4:21:2004 p9
CUSTOMER SERVICE
Customer service departments hurting businesses (Editorial), 4:28:2004 p15
Brockport dancers perform in Hartwell, 4:7:2004 p29
Cello Divas rock Brockport, 11:5:2003 p21
Conference highlights diversity through dance lectures, 3:3:2004 p8
Dancers share many fond memories, 10:1:2003 p21
Garth Fagan Dance at SUNY Brockport, 2:25:2004 P3
Garth Fagan demonstrates dancing technique, 3:3:2004 p25
'Jazz Dance Chicago' performs for Brockport, 3:10:2004 p23
Sankofa shares African dance, music, 5:5:2004 p27
Student (Laura Regna) to debut Masters thesis concert, 3:31:2004 p3
Unveiling Myth and Reality: A multi-media dance performance piece presented at SUNY Brockport, 11:5:2003 p3
Young dancers showcase talents, 11:5:2003 p21
DATING
Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em (Viewpoints), 10:8:2003 p12
Pontificating about dating scene (From the Editor's desk), 12:3:2003 p10
DAY, HOWIE
Singer Howie Day makes female fans swoon, 2:11:2004 p24
DAY OF SILENCE
Day of Silence marks protest for GLBT community, 4:28:2004 p11
DEATHS
Automobile crash claims student athlete's life (Kyle Scott), 9:10:2003 p1
Baseball legend Bobby Bonds dies of cancer at 57, 9:3:22003 p32
Cause of Delta student's death (Daniel Smith) remains a mystery, 2:4:2004 p8
Country legend (Johnny Cash) dies at 71, 9:17:2003 p22
Dancer, choreographer (Santo) Giglio remembered, 9:10:2003 p1/4
Dr. Anderson deserves fairness, due process, 2:4:2004 p14
Drunk driver kills student (Lindsay Kyle), 10:29:2003 p1/4
Five of our own, gone too soon (Editorial), 5:5:2004 p11
Former player (Pat Tillman) killed fighting in Afghanistan, 4:28:2004 p35
Friedrich, David Travis - Brockport graduate killed in Iraq, 10:1:2003 p1
Heartfelt thank you from student's (Lindsay Kyle) mother (Letter), 3:3:2004 p21
John Ritter fan pays tribute, 10:1:2003 p23
Remembering Kyle Scott, 9:17:2003 p28
Remembrance of Professor (Tom) Crimando, 2:11:2004 p3
Ritter (John) dies at age 54, 9:17:2003 p21
Roddy, Rod - 'Price is Right' personality succumbs to cancer at 66, 10:29:2003 p25
Sailor from Rochester (Michael Pernaselli) among three US military personnel killed in Iraq, 4:28:2004 p14
Scott leaves legacy of hard work, dedication, 9:17:2003 p28
Tragedy leaves indelible mark- (death of Dr. Thomas Crimando,Anderson charged with DWI, 2:4:2004 P1/4
Warren Zevon dies at age 56, 9:10:2003 p22
Williams' sister killed, 9:17:2003 p1
DEBATES
Campus debate explores foreign policy issues, 10:22:2003 p4
Debate to focus on problems with American foreign policy, 10:8:2003 p5
DELTA PHI EPSILON
Sororities join to build float, 10:1:2003 p4
DEMOCRATS
Different opinion of the Democrats (Letter), 2:18:2004 p20
DEPRESSION
Sharing secrets can be liberating (viewpoint), 12:3:2003 p17
DIDDLEY, BO
Singing legend (Bo Diddley) performs for Rochester fans, 2:18:2004 p29
DIETS
Fad diets in poor taste for long-term results, 3:3:2004 p3
DINING HALLS
March Menu Madness at Brockway and Harrison, 3:31:2004 p4
'Menu Madness' is welcomed creativity (Editorial), 3:31:2004 p11
When dining hall food attacks (from the editor's desk), 10:22:2003 p12
DISABILITIES
Quarterback steroid use, birth defect connection refuted (letter), 9:24:2003 p15
SUNY Brockport opening doors for students with disabilities, 2:11:2004p15
Wright, Ricky - Students succeeds at life after accident, 2:18:2004 p1/4
DISCRIMINATION
Student group offers whites-only scholarship, 2:18:2004 p1
DISEASES
Bird flue deaths raise concerns among world health officials, 2:4:2004 p4
DIVERSITY
Conference highlights diversity through dance lectures, 3:3:2004 p8
Correction: Lack of diversity still a problem at SUNY Brockport, 4:21:2004 p8
Feminist movement ignoring need for diversity, 10:1:2003 p12
Fourth Annual Cultural Diversity Conference, 2:25:2004 p3
Lack of diversity still a problem at SUNY Brockport, 4:14:2004 p4
'Magnificant singularity' of each SUNY Brockport student (Diversity Issues), 2:18:2004 p17
My life as a skinhead (Off the Deep End), 2:18:2004 p15
Recognize similarities, not just differences, regarding diversity, 2:4:2004 p19
Religious differences often create needless conflict (Diversity Issues), 2:18:2004 p13
Reporter apologizes, refutes some allegations (Letter), 4:28:2004 p26
Student clarifies misquotations in article (Letter), 4:28:2004 p26
Use of word 'color' is inappropriate (letter), 9:17:2003 p13
White women, white privilege (Feminist Perspective), 2:11:2004 p17
DNA
Have you met: Rosalind Franklin?, 3:10:2004 p17
DO-NOT-CALL LIST
Bush: 'The American people don't want random phone calls,' 10:1:2003 p5
DOGS
Dogs belong inside, 11:19:2003 p16
Record dog sale, 10:22:2003 p27
DORFMAN, HARVEY
Reknowned sport psychologist to visit Brockport, 10:8:2002 P5
DORMITORIES
Major changes for 2004-2005 on-campus housing, 2:11:2004 p5
DRAG SHOWS
Drag queen divas rivet Union Ballroom, 3:31:2004 p25
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Music at Noon series, 3:10:2004 p1/3
'Radical reimagining at Drake, 2:25:2004 p1/4
DRUG ABUSE
American's rampant drug culture (Viewpoint), 2:18:2004 p15
DRUGS
Creating a drug-free workplace seminar, 9:17:2003 p3
Drug presentation alerts students to dangers (Gary Metz), 11:5:2003 p5
Phony drug dealers convicted in Miami, 9:3:2003 p4
DUPRE, MARK
Pastor/R.I.T. professor to speak about The Passion of the Christ, 3:10:2004 p3
BSG Vice-President disappointed by low EagleFest turnout (letter), 9:10:2003 p12
EagleFest '03: snapshots in brief, 9:10:2003 p3
EagleFest bands greeted by apathy, 9:10:2003 p19
Festivities abound at EagleFest '03, 9:3:2003 p1/4
Pathetic apathy at EagleFest, 9:10:2003 p10/14
EARTH DAY
Earth Day focuses on making Brockport kinder to Earth, 4:28:2004 p9
Environment benefits from Earth Day activities, 4:21:2004 p26
Presentation highlights ways to improve water quality on Earth Day, 4:28:2004 p9
EASTMAN KODAK
Kodak seeks to expand profits in digital market with acquisitions, 3:10:2004 p1
Pataki optimistic while Kodak lays off 15,000, 2:4:2004 P1/4
EATING DISORDERS
National Eating Disorders Week under way, 2:25:2004 p1/4
EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
Educational Opportunity Program about finances, not race, 3:3:2004 p16
EDWARDS, KEITH
Edwards incites men to oppose rape, 3:3:2004 p14
ELECTIONS
Brockport College Republicans meet candidates, 10:29:2003 p4
Bush not to blame for job losses, 4:21:2004 p14
Business, politics go hand in hand, 11:5:2003 p13
Candidate for D.A. (Mike Green) speaks to SUNY Brockport, 11:5:2003 p4
Johnson looks to become state's first black county executive outside of New York City, 11:5:2003 p5
Nolan visits SUNY Brockport, 11:19:2003 p1/4
Presidential candidate John Edwards campaigns in Rochester, 2:25:2004 p1
Professors speak on free speech, candidates (Mark Chadsey, Walter Borowiec), 11:5:2003 p3
Rochester mayor Bill Johnson visits Brockport, 10:8:2003 p1/4
EMPIRE STATE GAMES FOR THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED
Annual games for physically challenged prosperous, 10:22:2003 p40
ENERGY
The future world without fuel (Viewpoints), 3:10:2004 p17
ENGLISH CLUB
English Club holds Open Reading, 4:28:2004 p28
ENVIRONMENT
Environment benefits from Earth Day activities, 4:21:2004 p26
MESH folks to improve campus safety, 2:11:2004 p3
More threatening than terrorism (Viewpoints), 3:3:2004 p20
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Openly gay bishop becomes head of Diocese, 3:10:2004 p7
Alpha Phi Omega presents Professor of the Year award (to James Spiller), 5:5:2004 p23
Brockport professors (David Stavely, Sharon Jones) square off on globalization, 4:28:2004 p3
Debate to focus on problems with American foreign policy, 10:8:2003 p5
Dr. Anderson deserves fairness, due process, 2:4:2004 p14
Dr. Mark Anderson indicted on felony charge, 3:31:2004 p1
Dr. Mark Anderson pleads not guilty, 4:14:2004 p1
Drug presentation alerts students to dangers (Gary Metz), 11:5:2003 p5
Exhibit showcases work by faculty, 3:31:2004 p26
Former faculty exhibit makes SUNY Brockport prideful, 9:3:2003 p19
Lack of diversity still a problem at SUNY Brockport, 4:14:2004 p4
Lecture exposes Patriot Act evils Dr. Alison Parker), 11:19:2003 p1/4
Lepers and Lunacy touches SUNY Brockport Student (Kenneth J. Herrmann, Jr.), 10:8:2003 p23
Life in the Theater (talk by Richard St. George), 2:11:2004 p3
Patriot Act contributing to hostile US atmosphere, 4:14:2004 p6
President Yu receives $30,000 bonus, 12:3:2003 1/3
Professors speak on free speech, candidates (Mark Chadsey, Walter Borowiec), 11:5:2003 p3
So hungry you could eat a horse (lecture by Margaret Blackman), 5:5:2004 p8
Students rally around professor (Felix Okoye), 5:5:2004 p1/3
Tragedy leaves indelible mark- (death of Dr. Thomas Crimando,Anderson charged with DWI, 2:4:2004 P1/4
Video documentary showcases 400-year-old Mexican Talavera pottery process (Virginia Bacheler), 12:3:2003 p3
Visa woes strand Brockport physics professor (Dmitri Popov) in Russia, 4:21:2004 p5
Women's Tea Party provides food for thought (Dr. John Marah speaker), 2:18:2004 p21
Yu a finalist for job in San Jose, 4:14:2004 p1/7
Yu accepts San Jose post, 4:28:2004 p1/4
Yu's presence surely tough act to follow, 4:28:2004 p16
Succumb to fear? Heck stinkin' no! (Real Life Happens), 3:3:2004 p15
FEMINISM
Equality for all: feminists are not 'man-haters,' 9:17:2003 p11
Feminist movement ignoring need for diversity, 10:1:2003 p12
Male feminist stirs Seymour Union crowd, 3:3:2004 p1/4
Michael Kimmel discusses sexism, feminism, 10:29:2003 p3
FIELD HOCKEY
Field hockey beats Oswego 3-0, 10:29:2003 p32
Field hockey blanks Union, 11:5:2003 p31
Field hockey loses championship to Utica, 11:12:2003 p32
FINANCIAL AID
Editor reaching end of financial rope (From the editor's desk), 9:10:2003 p10
Financial aid: everything you never wanted to know, 2:11:2004 p5
FINANCIAL DEBT
Credit card companies preying on college students (letter), 11:12:2003 p14
The high price of debt: Enslavement of our children (Viewpoint), 9:24:2003 p12
FINE ARTS.SEE ALSO Art, Music, Theatre
Taking advantage of fine arts offering on campus (from the editor's desk), 10:29:2003 p12
FIRES
Brockport firefighters respond to house fire, 9:24:2003 p3
Health benefits of folic acid revealed, 12:3:2003 p4
FOOD
So hungry you could eat a horse (lecture by Margaret Blackman), 5:5:2004 p8
When dining hall food attacks (from the editor's desk), 10:22:2003 p12
FOOTBALL
Brockport survives scare with last-minute field goal to beat Fisher, 10:22:2003 p38
Buffalo sends Jaguars back to zoo, 9:17:2003 p26
Defense golden in win over Thiel, 11:5:2003 p32
Football 9-1, awaits playoff berth, 11:12:2003 p32
Football earns NCAA bid, chance for redemption, 11:19:2003 p32
Football suffers season-ending loss versus Ithaca, 12:3:2003 p32
Fresh season, higher standards for Golden Eagles, 9:3:2003 p32
Golden Eagles 3-0 after embarrassing Utica 49-0, 9:24:2003 p32
Golden Eagles 4-0: best start since 2000 season, 10:1:2003 p32
Golden Eagles 5-0, rival Fisher next, 10:8:2003 p32
Golden Eagles beat on Cortland 28-14, 9:10:2003 p32
Golden Eagles crush McDaniel 27-13, 10:29:2003 p32
Golden Eagles manhandle Kean 37-7, 9:17:2003 p27
Golden Eagles suffer first loss of season at hands of Ithaca, 10:22:2003 p40
Virginia Tech QB Randall to pass Vick in Hoakies record, 10:22:2003 p37
FOOTBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Bills hire Sam Wyche as quarterbacks' coach, 2:11:2004 p35
Bills need big changes, fast, 10:29:2003 p30
Bills release Pro Bowl guard, Brown, 3:3:2004 p36
Bye bye, Brock, 11:12:2003 p29
Clarett swings door to NFL wide open, for now, 2:18:2004 p32
Emotions run high as Bills romp Redskins 4-7, 10:22:2003 p37
Former player (Pat Tillman) killed fighting in Afghanistan, 4:28:2004 p35
Help wanted: fax resumes to One Bills Drive, 11:12:2003 p29
Homosexuality in professional football (Viewpoints), 2:4:2004 p18
Injuries, relentless whining and dreaded 'Madden Curse,' 9:3:2003 p31
Manning in, Collins out (of NFL draft), 4:28:2004 p39
Milloy makes immediate impact in Bills win over New England, 9:10:2003 p31
NFL might add two more playoff spots, 3:31:2004 p36
Quarterbacks' children suffer at their fathers' expense, 9:3:2003 p31
Surtain talks the talk, walks the walk, 9:24:2003 p32
FOREIGN POLICY
Campus debate explores foreign policy issues, 10:22:2003 p4
Debate to focus on problems with American foreign policy, 10:8:2003 p5
FRANKLIN, ROSALIND
Have you met: Rosalind Franklin?, 3:10:2004 p17
FRATERNITIES.See Greek Letter Societies
FREE TRADE
Brockport professors (David Stavely, Sharon Jones) square off on globalization, 4:28:2004 p3
FREE TRADE AREA OF THE AMERICAS.SEE FTAA
FREEDOM OF RELIGION
Christianity of the Constitution (Viewpoints), 2:11:2004 p14
Judiciary cannot make laws regarding religion (viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p16
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Professors speak on free speech, candidates (Mark Chadsey, Walter Borowiec), 11:5:2003 p3
FRESHMEN
You've heard it before, you'll hear it again (editorial), 9:3:2003 p9
FTAA
Outraged with gov't? Get involved (Viewpoint), 2:18:2004 p16
FURNITURE
The final, excruciating days of a fantastic couch, 5:5:2004 p16
Lecture brings issues on homosexuality out of the closet, 3:10:2004 p9
GAY MARRIAGES
Amendment banning gay marriage is hypocritical (Feminist Perspective), 4:7:2004 p19
Counseling Center supports gay marriage, 3:31:2004 p19
Gay marriage has long history, 4:7:2004 p24
Gays should be given right to marry (Viewpoints), 2:18:2004 p14
Many reasons to support gay marriages (Letter), 4:7:2004 p24
San Francisco engaging in civil disobedience, issuing marriage licenses to homosexual couples, 2:18:2004 p8
Sanctity of marriage damaged by heterosexuals, 4:14:2004 p12
GAY RIGHTS
Day of Silence, 4:21:2004 p3
Day of Silence marks protest for GLBT community, 4:28:2004 p11
More than one way to 'come out' of the closet, 10:8:2003 p12
N.Y. state to pay benefits to gays, 2:18:2004 p8
Queer revolution marks social change, 11:12:2003 p22
SOUL holds tye-dye night in McLean, 4:21:2004 p24
GENDER
What determines gender? (Feminist perspective), 11:5:2003 p15
What does it take to be a man?, 4:14:2004 p14
GLOBALIZATION
Brockport professors (David Stavely, Sharon Jones) square off on globalization, 4:28:2004 p3
GOLF, PROFESSIONAL
Augusta ready for Masters, 4:7:2004 p48
Kaye wins Phoenix title with steady finish, 2:4:2004 p38
GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY
Good Neighbor Day cleans up community, 4:28:2004 p8
Good Neighbor Day this saturday, 4:14:2004 p3
GOVERNMENT
Samuel Adams - not just a beer anymore (Commentary), 3:10:2004 p21
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Finding the right grad school, 10:1:2003 p13
Graduate school plans made easy with help of CSTEP, 10:1:2003 p4
GRADUATION
Coping with leaving SUNY Brockport, 5:5:2004 p20
GRAMMY AWARDS
Uptight atmosphere nearly ruins Grammy Awards, 2:11:2004 p28
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES.SEE ALSO Specific Societies
Fraternity grateful for community involvement (Letter), 3:10:2004 p19
Fraternity sponsoring professor award (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
Fraternity supports local charities, 10;8;2003 p2
Girls of Phi sigma Sigma gather for Founder's Day, 12:3:2003 p5
Inter-Greek Council to host Halloween night party, 10:22:2003 p5
Liver Cancer Foundation benefits from Greek organizations, 9:24:2003 p2
Phi Sigma Sigma sisters rock for donations, 4:7:2004 p3
Sororities join to build float, 10:1:2003 p4
Sororoity recruitment, 2:4:2004 p5
Student, brother of Pi Kappa Phi raises money for PUSH America, 9:10:2003 p3
Student embarks on Journey of Hope (Dwayne Hayward), 2:4:2004 p3
Theta Phi Alpha sisters hard at work, 9:17:2003 p3
Theta Phi Alpha wins 'High GPA' award, 4:28:2004 p8
Three sororities work to plan spring recruitment, 11:19:2003 p4
Tom Bach wins Inter-Greek Council raffle, 2:18:2004 p3
GREEN AND GOLD WEEK
Green and Gold Week, 2:4:2004 p3
GREEN PARTY
Green Party trying to establish presence at SUNY Brockport, 4:7:2004 p10
GROUNDHOG DAY
Only six more weeks of winter? (Real life happens), 2:11:2004 p12
GUNS
Brockport's anti-gun stance 'creating victims of those it wants to protect' (letter), 9:24:2003 p15
Consensus reached: Guns don't belong on campus (letter), 10:22:2003 p17
Defending Paul Rusin (letter), 10:29:2003 p17
Facts, figures regarding guns on campus (letter), 11:5:2003 p14
Gun posession illegal on campus (letter), 11:19:2003 p12
Guns have no place on campus (letter), 10:1:2003 p15
Guns have place on campus (letter), 10:8:2003 p11
Our duty to be armed at all times (viewpoints), 11:19:2003 p13
Student's guest brings weapons on campus, 3:3:2004 p3
Weapons unnecessary to feel safe at SUNY Brockport (editorial), 10;22:2003 p11
GYMNASTICS
Gymnastics captures ECAC title, NCGAs next, 3:31:2004 p40/36
Gymnastics fails to stick Cortland with loss, 3:10:2004 p36
Gymnastics falls short, drops to No. 2 in nation, 3:3:2004 p36
Gymnastics places third at Nationals, 4:7:2004 p48
Gymnastics still unbeaten, No. 1, 2:11:2004 p36
Gymnastics team ranked No. 1 in nation, 2:25:2004 p36
Sports shorts, 2:18:2004 p36
To blonde and back (from the Editor's Desk), 9:17:2003 p10
My life as a skinhead (Off the Deep End), 2:18:2004 p15
State mulling license for hair braiders, 10:8:2003 p25
HALLOWEEN
Halloween bash does not draw crowd, 11:5:2003 p22
Halloween drag show entertains all, 11:5:2003 p23
Halloween: ghosts, goblins, candy (editorial), 10:29:2003 p11
Halloween not just for children anymore, 10:29:2003 p22
Halloween tradition disappointing, 10:29:2003 p21
Inter-Greek Council to host Halloween night party, 10:22:2003 p5
Pleading wuss this Halloween (from the editor's desk), 10:29:2003 p12
HANDICAPS
Matthews, Mike - Student overcomes tumor-induced handicap, 3:3:2004 p7
HANGOVERS
Student with experience offers solution for common college woe: hangovers, 4:14:2004 p7
HAPPELL, KAYLEA
Have you met... Kaylea Happell and Stacey Bartlett?, 10:8:2003 p24
HATE CRIMES
'Hate To Do It Week' craving broader horizons (Editorial), 3:3:2004 p13
'Laramie Project' combats hate crime violence, 3:10:2004 p12
HAYWARD, DWAYNE
Student embarks on Journey of Hope (Dwayne Hayward), 2:4:2004 p3
HAZING
Hazing in New York goes to grand jury, 9:24:2003 p1
HEALTH CARE
Health wake-up calls do occasional good (From the editor's desk), 10:1:2003 p10
Healthy Campus 2004 seeks to improve, promote healthy lifestyles for students, 2:11:2004 p4
OSAD health fair promotes healthy lifestyle for all, 2:25:2004 p3
World Health Day looks at road safety, 4:14:2004 p8
HEALTH FAIR
Health fair informs students of campus options, 3:10:2004 p3
Health Fair is smashing success, 9:24:2003 p1
HEALTH INSURANCE
Health insurance to become mandatory for all students, 4:7:2004 p3
HELICOPTERS
Helicopters descend on SUNY Brockport, 10:22:2003 p3
HERMANN, KENNETH J. JR.
Lepers and Lunacy touches SUNY Brockport Student (Kenneth J. Herrmann, Jr.), 10:8:2003 p23
HIGH WINDS
Severe winds cause damage, loss of electricity to many, 11:19:2003 p6
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Film fest baffles audience, 9:24:2003 p22
HOCKEY
Eagles on ice, 10:29:2003 p13
Golden Eagles hockey continues struggling, 11:5:2003 p32
Hockey loses to Potsdam 8-3 winless in last six, 11:19:2003 p32
Hockey starts off steady, 1-1, 10:29:2003 p32
No 'miracle' for Golden Eagle hockey, 2:11:2004 p36
Sports shorts, 2:18:2004 p36
HOCKEY, PROFESSIONAL
Former Sabres enter Hall of Fame, 11:5:2003 p30
Sabres: Patrick cleared to play, 3:3:2004 p32
Satan could be on trade block, 3:10:2004 p35
HOCKEY, YOUTH
Student (Terry Miller) coaches youth team to title, 4:28:2004 p37
HOLIDAYS
Appreciation for those who serve (Viewpoint), 10:1:2003 p12
President's Day: more than bank holiday (Editorial), 2:18:2004 p9
Speakers discuss plight of Rochester's homeless, 4:7:2004 p6
HOMOPHOBIA
Monuments should not commemorate hate (viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p15
HOMOSEXUALITY
Christian church not concerned with sexual orientation Chaplain's Corner), 9:24:2003 p12
Homosexuality in professional football (Viewpoints), 2:4:2004 p18
Lecture brings issues on homosexuality out of the closet, 3:10:2004 p9
Openly gay bishop becomes head of Diocese, 3:10:2004 p7
HOSPITALS
Proposed closing of (VA) hospital causes uproar, 11:12:2003 p1
HOUSING
My life as a nomad (Student Viewpoint), 4:7:2004 p18
HOWARD, RON
Howard travels west for new film, 12:3:2003 p29
HUNG, WILLIAM
American Idol reject (William Hung) gains popularity, 2:18:2004 p28
HUNGER
World Food Day stamps out hunger, 10:22:2003 p1/4
HUSSEIN, SADDAM
Alleged Saddam audiotape denies role in Najaf bombing, 9:3:2003 p3
Enough time to do anything you want, 9:17:2003 p10
INFORMATION OVERLOAD
Campus clutter: How much is to much? (eidtorial), 9:17:2003 p9
INTER-GREEK COUNCIL.SEE ALSO Greek Letter Societies
Inter-Greek Council to host Halloween night party, 10:22:2003 p5
Tom Bach wins Inter-Greek Council raffle, 2:18:2004 p3
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
International Festival packs Seymour ballroom, 3:31:2004 p3
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
'Magnificant singularity' of each SUNY Brockport student (Diversity Issues), 2:18:2004 p17
INTERNET
Aggravation mounts in Internet debate (editorial), 9:10:2003 p9
Events calender on Internet, 9:24:2003 p15
No Internet exasperating, but new exec finds hidden good, 9:3:2003 p10
Students feel lost during week without Internet, 9:3:2003 p19
Technicians rid viruses, rescue network, 9:10:003 p1/4
INTERNSHIPS
Business internship opportunity, 4:7:2004 p3
Career Corner, 11:5:2003 p15, 2:18:2004 p14
Paid internship opportunity, 4:7:2004 p20
IRAQ WAR
Alleged Saddam audiotape denies role in Najaf bombing, 9:3:2003 p3
Bush administration confronts rising death toll in Iraq, 11:12:2003 p5
Bush requests $87 billion for war, 9:10:2003 p3
Coordinated suicide bombings kill 67 in Iraq, 2:4:2004 p7
Friedrich, David Travis - Brockport graduate killed in Iraq, 10:1:2003 p1
Iraqi insurgents show greater coordination, 12:3:2003 p7
Sailor from Rochester (Michael Pernaselli) among three US military personnel killed in Iraq, 4:28:2004 p14
Students react to Iraqi conflict, 2:11:2004 p1/4
Suicide bomber kills seven in Iraq, 2:25:2004 p8
ISRAEL
Israeli attacks create new tensions in mid-east peace process, 3:10:2004 p9
Syria asks for international support against Israeli attack, 10:8:2003 p1
Johnson looks to become state's first black county executive outside of New York City, 11:5:2003 p5
Rochester Mayor Bill Johnson to speak at SUNY Brockport, 9:24:2003 p3
Rochester mayor Bill Johnson visits Brockport, 10:8:2003 p1/4
JOURNALISM
A journalist's cheating heart (from the editor's desk), 11:12:2003 p12
Late rally insufficient for Golden Eagles, 4:21:2004 p36
LACROSSE, WOMENS
NYSWCAA Champions, tie record for wins, 5:5:2004 p40
Stonewell scores five in win, 4:14:2004 p32
Stonewell scores five, thumping Geneseo, 4:28:2004 p40
Women's lacrosse lose second straight, 4:7:2004 p36
Women's lacrosse mauls Alfred 20-9, 3:31:2004 p40
LAMDA PI ETA
Lambda Pi Eta running clothing drive, 11:5:2003 p5
LANGUAGE
Curse the %#&! fake dirty word, 10:1:2003 p12
LARAMIE PROJECT
Laramie Project brings awareness to Brockport, 2:18:2004 p21
'Laramie Project' combats hate crime violence, 3:10:2004 p12
'Laramie Project' has hard lesson to teach, 3:3:2004 p23
'Laramie Project' message important to all (Letter), 3:3:2004 p21
LEADERSHIP
Leadership opportunities, training abound, 9:17:2003 p3
LECTURES
Angelou comes to SUNY Brockport, 2:11:2004 p22
Angelou speech dynamic, inspirational, 2:18:2004 p10
BSAW, Amnesty International, Criminal Justice Club and BASS hold lecture, 11:5:2003 p3
Ending poverty now, 4:14:2004 p3
Indigenous Mexican women combat globalization, 11:19:2003 p3
Is There Torture in Our Time?, 3:10:2004 p3
Jim Axtell lectures on Native American myths, 10:8:003 p3
Judge Ninfo to lecture on debt and credit cards, 11:19:2003 p3
Lecture challenges men (Michael Kaufman), 10:22:2003 p3
Lecture discusses Caribbean slaves (Dr. Stanley Rose), 12:3:2003 p5
Lecture exposes Patriot Act evils (Dr. Alison Parker), 11:19:2003 p1/4
Lecture proposes 'truth' about war on terror, 11:19:2003 p6
Math lecture enlightens students in pi, 10:8:2003 p2
Maya Angelou gives students lesson in life, 2:18:2004 p21
Michael Kimmel discusses sexism, feminism, 10:29:2003 p3
Reknowned sport psychologist to visit Brockport, 10:8:2002 P5
So hungry you could eat a horse (lecture by Margaret Blackman), 5:5:2004 p8
Understanding Evil lecture presents Susan Neiman, 10:8:2003 p3
Warrior speaks about politics, not wrestling, 4:28:2004 p6
Warrior wisdom, 4:28:2004 p6
LIFETIME LEARNING
Education should not end at graduation (viewpoints), 11:19:2003 p9
LITERATURE
Classic literature study ignores Superman's importance (Viewpoint), 9:24:2003 p13
LOVE
Love: the answer to life's problems (Chaplain's Corner), 4:28:2004 p20
LYNCH, JESSICA
Jessica Lynch: media plaything (Viewpoint), 12:3:2003 p13
Max's Mardi Gras Parade, 4:21:2004 p3
Photos from Max's Mardi Gras Parade and Festival, 4:28:2004 p7
MCNAIR PROGRAM
Graduate school plans made easy with help of CSTEP, 10:1:2003 p4
MEDIA
Author caught in media-induced uproar, 4:28:2004 p24
Erased tapes at Justice Scalia's speech causing uproar, 4:14:2004 p4
Media consolidation an issue of public concern, 3:31:2004 p3
MEN
How to train any man in 10 simple steps, 4:28:2004 p25
MENTAL HEALTH
Mental health screening 'great opportunity,' 10:22:2003 p5
MEXICO
Indigenous Mexican women combat globalization, 11:19:2003 p3
MICE
Mice: New terrorist, 10:1:2003 p25
MICKEY MOUSE
Beloved cartoon character turns 75, 11:19:2003 p25
MOUNTAINS
A love affair with mountains - overseas, back home (from the editor's desk), 10:22:2003 p12
MOVIES
Box office king becomes Oscar ring-leader, 2:4:2004 p31
Candice Bergen kicks off film festival, 11:12:2003 p19
Coen brothers make a needed comeback, 4:14:2004 p24
Film fest baffles audience, 9:24:2003 p22
"Give" earns Keaton another Oscar nod, 2:11:2004 p22
Kill Bill opens Friday, 10:8:2003 p25
Life in military spotlighted at movie night, 4:28:2004 p31
Mexico features weak plotline, 9:17:2003 p21
Movie fans lost during cinematic slump, 9:10l:2003 p21
'Passion' evokes strong reactions: opening draws huge crowds, 3:3:2004 p10
Pastor/R.I.T. professor (Mark DuPre) to speak about The Passion of the Christ, 3:10:2004 p3
Peterson case comes to TV, Cain plays innocent, 2:11:2004 p25
Russian debut wins at Venice Film Festival, 9:10:003 p20
Slip 'N Slide Makers sue David Spade, 9:10:2003 p24
Summer movie season is upon us; bask in its glory, 4:28:2004 p12
WSO celebrates women in sports, 4:21:2004 p25
WSO film night yields low attendance, 2:18:2004 p22
WSO holds movie night, 9:24:2003 p23
MOVIES - AWARDS
'Rings' vistory makes for predicitable Oscar night, 3:3:2004 p30
MOVIES - REVIEWS
'21 Grams' weighs heavily on viewer's mind, 2:18:2004 p24
'Amelie' makes for charming entertainment, 4:7:2004 p32
Big Fish makes great big splash, 2:4:2004 p28
Boring moments make for slow Translation, 11:19:2003 p23
Bride returns in 'Kill Bill' sequel, 4:21:2004 p24
'Center Stage' focuses on ambitious dancers, 5:5:2004 p30
'Connie and Carla' film not a drag, 4:28:2004 p28
Dazzling holiday gem hits theaters, 11:12:2003 p21
'Dead' brings remakes to whole new level, 4:14:2004 p26
Depp strikes again with 'Secret Window,' 4:7:2004 p30
Eastwood masters urban crime drama, 11:5:2003 p24
Extreme violence makes 'Passion' an awakening, 3:10:2004 p23
Family hit helps Disney ride high (Haunted Mansion), 12:3:2003 p24
Human Stain provokes deep thought, 12:3:2003 p27
Intolerable Cruelty slightly tolerable, 10:22:2003 p26
Jack Black shines in 'School of Rock,' 3:31:2004 p29
Kill Bill not for faint of heart, 10:22:2003 p25
Kutcher gets serious in new thriller, 2:18:2004 p22
Macy, Bello bring warmth to 'The Cooler,' 3:3:2004 p30
'Master and Commander' makes for great epic adventure, 4:28:2004 p32
Matrix finale entertains audience, 11:12:2003 p20
'Mean Girls' highlights teenage social struggles, 5:5:2004 p28
Mona Lisa Smile features all-star cast, 4:21:2004 p28
Runaway Jury thrills audience, 10:29:2003 p23
Sandler going strong with '50 First Dates,' 2:18:2004 p23
Secondhand Lions has no roar, 10:8:2003 p23
'Secretary' deserves attention, 9:24:2003 p23
'Starsky and Hutch' uncover some laughs, 3:31:2004 p26
Texas Chainsaw 'Massacre' makes for bloody good time, 10:29:2003 p22
'The Missing' brings Westerns back to life, 3:3:2004 p26
'The Passion of the Christ' as art, religious statement, 3:31:2004 p6
Thirteen provides disturbing insight, 11:5:2003 p22
Transformed Theron makes "Monster" a winner, 2:11:2004 p28
Tuscan Sun surprisingly entertaining, 2:18:2004 p28
Wolves of the Calla needs more bite, 2:4:2004 p28
Woody Allen bounces back (Anything Else), 10:8:2003 p22
MTV
MTV stars challenge students, 10:22:2003 p23
MUSIC
American Idol reject (William Hung) gains popularity, 2:18:2004 p28
Brockport Community Chorus to perform, 12:3:2003 p3
BSG 'Rolls out' Ludacris, 4:28:2004 p1
BSG rolls out spring concert, 3:31:2004 p8
Cello Divas rock Brockport, 11:5:2003 p21
Chorus brings Broadway to Brockport, 10:22:2003 p24
Cooper Temple Clause defies classification, 3:10:2004 p25
Drag queen divas rivet Union Ballroom, 3:31:2004 p25
Entertainers fight ownership law changes, 11:19:2003 p24
Free still beats discounts on MP3s (Editorial), 2:11:2004 p11
Guster gives amazing live performance, 3:31:2004 p27
Lauper experiments with favorite classics, 2:4:2004 p29
Lawsuits filed against many music downloaders, 9:10;2003 p24
Ludacris makes Brockport 'Stand Up,' 4:28:2004 p27
The music and the madness, 4:28:2004 p18
Music at Noon series, 3:10:2004 p1/3
Music at Noon series to conclude with quartet, 3:31:2004 p3
My Morning Jacket reinvents American music, 9:17:2003 p20
New 'Iron and Wine' CD deserves praise, 4:28:2004 p30
O.A.R. sells out Tuttle South, 2:11:2004 p1
Putting the blues into context for young generation, 10:8:2003 p9
Rosenkranz gives impressive performance, 9:10:2003 p20
Royd breaks from DMB, 9:17:2003 p22
RPO musician demonstrates French horn, 3:31:2004 p25
RPO musician educates students, 4:14:2004 p25
RPO performs at Brockport, 10:29:2003 p21
'Save the Day' disappoints fans, 9:24:2003 p22
Singer/songwriter Gavin DeGraw sets himself apart, 3:31:2004 p28
Singing legend (Bo Diddley) performs for Rochester fans, 2:18:2004 p29
Slinky Tripp syas 'farewell' to fans (From the editor's desk), 11:12:2003 p12
Strong 'Sins' give Miranda Stone edge, 12:3:2003 p24
SUNY Brockport Community Chorus presents 'An Evening on Broadway,' 10:1:2003 p3
'Time' offers great rainy day music (Mary Fahl), 9:3:2003 p21
U of R to offer Napster mp3 service free to all students, 2:11:2004 p1
Why no concert this semester? (letter), 12:3:2003 p15
Writer remembers Cobain's legacy, 4:14:2004 p27
Writer weighs in on Hall of Fame inductees, 4:7:2004 p31
MUSIC - REVIEWS
Alien Ant Farm: new CD rocks, 9:10:2003 p22
Dave breaks from DMB, 10:8:2003 p22
Die Trying produces stellar debut CD, 11:19:2003 p22
Eastman Philharmonia gives inspiring performance, 2:11:2004 p21
New CD (Stellastarr) features no cliches, 10:29:2003 p24
New Strokes CD revisits familiar sound, 11:12:2003 p20
Of a Revolution rocks Tuttle South, 2:11:2004 p21
Singer Howie Day makes female fans swoon, 2:11:2004 p24
ZZ Top breaks from normal, 10:1:2003 p22
MUSIC AT NOON
Music at Noon series, 3:10:2004 p1/3
MUSIC DOWNLOADING
Downloaders: To MP3, or not to MP3? (editorial), 10:22:2003 p11
MUSIC INDUSTRY
Mike Sharick update, 10:1:2003 p10
Traditional path not always right (From the editor's desk), 9:24:2003 p10
Obesity impacts the bottom line (Off the Deep End), 4:7:2004 p17
Wings, roast beef contributing to obesity problem in Buffalo, 2:25:2004 p8
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
Clambaking, insomnia compliments of Potchouli (From the editor's desk), 9:24:2003 p10
OKOYE, FELIX
Forum asks questions about reparations, 3:3:2004 p6
Lack of diversity still a problem at SUNY Brockport, 4:14:2004 p4
Students rally around professor (Felix Okoye), 5:5:2004 p1/3
OLYMPICS
Time to start getting excited for Olympics (Real Life Happens), 4:21:2004 p11
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT.SEE OSAD
OSAD
Forum asks questions about reparations, 3:3:2004 p6
'Idol' spinoff brings school spirit to campus, 3:10:2004 p24
OSAD health fair promotes healthy lifestyle for all, 2:25:2004 p3
OSAD lecturer speaks of inner beauty (Sharon Belle Render), 2:18:2004 p3
Pop quiz: The word Caesar refers to is a) a salad b)..., 3:10:2004 p14
Israel kills Islamic Jihad leader 12 year old boy in attack, 2:11:2004 p9
PARKER, ALISON
Lecture exposes Patriot Act evils Dr. Alison Parker), 11:19:2003 p1/4
Patriot Act contributing to hostile US atmosphere, 4:14:2004 p6
PARKING
Campus parking problems not going away (Editorial), 3:10:2004 p11
PARKING SERVICES
Columnist who started debate two weeks ago responds to rebuttal from BASC executive director, 3:3:2004 p19
How necessary is the Office of Parking Services?, 2:18:2004 p18
Informative rebuttal to anti-Parking Services viewpoint (Letter), 2:18:2004 p20
Student employee at Parking Services defends Offices' actions, 3:3:2004 p19
PATRIOT ACT
Bush defends Patriot Act, 4:28:2004 p1/3
Bush to discuss Patriot Act in Buffalo, 4:21:2004 p8
Patriot Act contributing to hostile US atmosphere, 4:14:2004 p6
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Embrace partner's imperfections (Viewpoints), 10:22:2003 p14
Handling conflict in relationships (Chaplin's Corner), 2:18:2004 p16
More to relationship success than love (Viewpoints), 2:11:2004 p18
Navigating rough terrain of relationships (Commentary), 12:3:2003 p16
Philosophy seminar renders students perplexed, 9:17:2003 p3
PHYSICS CLUB
Physics Club launches rockets over Plateau Field, 11:12:2003 p4
PI KAPPA PHI
Fraternity grateful for community involvement (Letter), 3:10:2004 p19
Fraternity supports local charities, 10:8:2003 p2
Student, brother of Pi Kappa Phi raises money for PUSH America, 9:10:2003 p3
Student embarks on Journey of Hope (Dwayne Hayward), 2:4:2004 p3
PIETRZYK, LESLIE
Author (Leslie Pietrzyk) speaks at Writers Forum, 4:14:2004 p24
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIENCE
Pledge of allegience: truly American? (From the left), 12:3:2003 p18
Brockport College Republicans meet candidates, 10:29:2003 p4
Bush not to blame for job losses, 4:21:2004 p14
Cannot "put faith" in Bush administration
Darker side of Brockport College Republicans (viewpoint), 10:29:2003 p17
Different opinion of the Democrats (Letter), 2:18:2004 p20
Don't blame the Democrats (Letter), 4:28:2004 p25
Green Party trying to establish presence at SUNY Brockport, 4:7:2004 p10
Panel debate between College Republicans and College Democrats, 3:3:2004 p3
Warrior speaks about politics, not wrestling, 4:28:2004 p6
POLLUTION
Study refutes cancer, chemical release link, 4:7:2004 p3
Toxic conundrum continues, 3:10:2004 p1
POPOV, DMITRI
Visa woes strand Brockport physics professor (Dmitri Popov) in Russia, 4:21:2004 p5
POVERTY
Extraordinary opportunity to end poverty (From the Left), 4:14:2004 p20
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
Bush not to blame for job losses, 4:21:2004 p14
PRESIDENT'S DAY
President's Day: more than bank holiday (Editorial), 2:18:2004 p9
PRO-CHOICE
Abortion: personal choice every woman needs option to consider (Feminist Perspective), 2:18:2004 p18
Students attend pro-choice rally in D.C., 5:5:2004 p3
PROCRASTINATION
Why do students procrastinate (Guest Columnist), 4:14:2004 p21
PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
Alpha Phi Omega presents Professor of the Year award (to James Spiller), 5:5:2004 p23
Fraternity sponsoring professor award (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
PROSTITUTION
She is only a prostitute (column), 9:10;2003 p14
PROTESTERS
Local protest group, unique in youthfulness (viewpoints), 9:17:2003 p12
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
Psychology Club expands under new leadership, 10:29:2003 p5
Caucasians must recognize their priveledge, 5:5:2004 p17
Imagine SUNY Brockport, free from racism, 3:31:2004 p17
Racism still exists today (Feminist Perspective), 4:28:2004 p21
RADIO
89.1 The Point to hold 10th annual Coats for Kids clothing drive, 11:5:2003 p3
Kerry says radio stations can pull Stern off air, 3:3:2004 p10
Rochester radio talk-show host fired for on-air racial slurs against mayor, 10:1:2003 p4
RAPE.SEE Sexual Assaults
RAPE CRISIS SERVICE
Thank you to all that have helped Rape Crisis Service (Sunset), 4:21:2004 p20
RAPPERS
Judge revokes Sigel's bail, 9:10:2003 p1
READING
Farting dogs and childhood literacy, 5:5:2004 p21
REALITY TV
New reality show for adult audience only, 11:12:2003 p23
Television dumbing down reality (Editorial), 2:25:2004 p9
RECREATION AND LEISURE STUDIES
Model trains used in therapeutic research, 12:3:2003 p3
RECREATION CENTER
New rec center dependent on 'yes' vote, 4:7:2004 p1/4
New recreation center will benefit us all, 4:7:2004 p14
Previously indifferent, student now excited about rec center (Letter), 4:7:2004 p23
Upcoming vote on new rec center, 3:31:2004 p1
Vote 'yes' for new recreation center (Letter), 4:7:2004 p23
RECYCLING
Help keep our campus green - take time to recycle, 9:17:2003 p11
Participate in recycling efforts around campus, 11:19:2003 p16
In search of missing blue recycling bins (viewpoint), 10;29:2003 p15
RED CROSS
Blood drive drains campus, 10:22:2003 p1/4
Red Cross promotes donor awareness, 9:17:2003 p19
SUNY Brockport stop on Red Cross 'Save A Life' tour, 9:10:2003 p3
REGISTRATION
Syllabi for next fall should be available right now (Editorial), 4:21:2004 p9
RELIGION
Making up religion (Chaplain's Corner), 2:11:2004 p.16
Religious differences often create needless conflict (Diversity Issues), 2:18:2004 p13
Searching for lasting, true security (Chaplain's corner), 11:5:2003 p14
REPARATIONS
Forum asks questions about reparations, 3:3:2004 p6
RESEARCH
Twin brothers conducting research in Lennon, 9:17:2003 p2/4
RESPONSIBILITY
Take responsibility for own actions, 3:31:2004 p23
RESUME WRITING
Putting together a resume, 2:18:2004 p16
Rebuilding your resume, 10:22:2003 p15
RITTER, JOHN
John Ritter fan pays tribute, 10:1:2003 p23
ROBBERIES
Rochester thieves steal more than average crook, 10:29:2003 p1
ROCHESTER
Innovative program seeks to reduce crime in Rochester, 3:3:2004 p1/11
Rochester among cities with high smog, 4:21:2004 p1/4
United Way's 'Day of Caring' hits Rochester, 5:5:2004 p1/7
ROCHESTER - CRIME
Program hopes to reduce homicide rate in Rochester, 4:7:2004 p1
ROCHESTER - HOSPITALS
Rochester hospital under investigation (Strong Memorial), 10:22:2003 p1
ROCHESTER - POLICE
Rochester SWAT team puts on demonstration, 5:5:2004 p5
ROCHESTER - SCHOOLS
Historic betrayals: budget controversy over Rochester city schools, 3:31:2004 p22
Rochester inner-city schools overcome odds, improve scores, 2:25:2004 p7
School budget controversy: historical betrayals, 3:10:2004 p16
ROCHESTER - SOCIAL CONDITIONS
Speakers discuss plight of Rochester's homeless, 4:7:2004 p6
ROCHESTER CAMPUS ACTION NETWORK (RCAN)
Local protest group, unique in youthfulness (viewpoints), 9:17:2003 p12
ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME
Writer weighs in on Hall of Fame inductees, 4:7:2004 p31
ROE VS. WADE
Oh no! There goes my OBO (Last Word), 4:21:2004 p22
ROLLER HOCKEY
Golden Eagles reach regional final four, 5:5:2004 p33
ROTC
Helicopters descend on SUNY Brockport, 10:22:2003 p3
ROTC members compete in Challenge, 10:22:2003 p4
ROTC team brings glory to SUNY Brockport, 10:29:2003 p5
Safe sex is no gambling matter (editorial), 9:17:2003 p9
SAFETY
Blue Light phones have been installed (photo), 9:3:2003 p3
Campus safety falls on individuals' shoulders (Viewpoint), 10:1;2003 p14
Fear: your best safety precaution (Viewpoints), 2:18:2004 p19
MESH folks to improve campus safety, 2:11:2004 p3
Respect will lead to safer environment for women, 4:21:2004 p11
Tips for staying safe on spring break, 3:3:2004 p20
World Health Day looks at road safety, 4:14:2004 p8
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE.SEE Gay Marriages
SCALIA, ANTONIN
Erased tapes at Justice Scalia's speech causing uproar, 4:14:2004 p4
SCHOLARS DAY
Parent appreciates Scholars Day offerings (Letter), 4:28:2004 p25
Scholars Day should not be about drinking (Letter), 4:21:2004 p20
A taste of Scholars Day: shyness, race, 4:21:2004 p1/4
Two faces of Scholars Day should be accepted (Editorial), 4:14:2004 p11
SCHOLARSHIPS
Alumni award scholarships to 10, 10:1:2003 p3
Miss Greater Rochester scholarship program, 11:19:2003 p3
Scholarships for current students, 2:4:2004 p30
Scholarships may allow for off-campus living, 2:18:2004 p3
SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TESTS
New SAT writing section flawed (Letter), 2:11:2004 p19
SCHOOL SPONSORED PRAYER
Supreme Court justices spar over issue of prayer in public schools, 4:28:2004 p6
SEFA
Worthy, yet uncommon, charitable cause (editorial), 11:12:2003 P11
SEPTEMBER 11 ANNIVERSARY
Commemorating 9/11, two years later (editorial), 9:10:2003 p9
N.Y. politics back to status quo since 9/11, 9:10;2003 p2
SEPTEMBER 11 MEMORIAL
Campus memorial retouched to former glory, 9:10;2003 p2
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
Be aware of acquaintance rape, 12:3:2003 p14
Bizarre styles afoot on campus, 10:8:2003 p1/4
Edwards incites men to oppose rape, 3:3:2004 p14
How can men stop violence against women? (letter), 10:8:2003 p10
Knowing what is consensual, what is not, 11:12:2003 p15
A light-hearted approach to a serious issue (editorial), 10:1:2003 p9
Rape prevention necessary, 11:12:2003 p15
'Walk a mile in my shoes,' 9:24:2003 p3
SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS UNITED FOR LIBERATION.SEE SOUL
SHOPPING
Holiday shoppers get early start, 12:3:2003 p27
SIBLINGS
Brother, sister grow closer as separation awaits, 9:10:2003 p10
SIGEL, BEANIE
Judge revokes Sigel's bail, 9:10:2003 p1
SINBAD
Sinbad gives strong performance, 10:1:2003 p21
SLAVERY
Lecture discusses Caribbean slaves (Dr. Stanley Rose), 12:3:2003 p5
SMITH, DANIEL
Cause of Delta student's death (Daniel Smith) remains a mystery, 2:4:2004 p8
SMOG
Rochester among cities with high smog, 4:21:2004 p1/4
SMOKING
Great American Smokeout, 11:19:2003 p3
Quit smoking? Everybody else is doing it (editorial), 11:19:2003 p7
Students participate in Great American Smoke Out, 12:3:2003 p1/4
SMOKING BAN
Reader voices disagreement with anti-smoking law editorial (letter), 9:10:2003 p12
Smoking ban may cause more harm than good (editorial), 9:3:2003 p9
Smoking ban mulled, reviews mixed, 9:17:2003 p1/4
Yet another perspective on Clean Indoor Air Act, 9:10:2003 p13/15
SNOW
Syracuse aims to break all-time record snowfall totals, 2:4:2004 p8
SOCCER
Men's soccer 2-0 during weekend, now 5-4, 10:1:2003 p30
Men's soccer struggles on road, 10:22:2003 p38
Soccer team defeats division rival Oswego, 10:8:2003 p32
SOCCER, PROFESSIONAL
Adu makes history, again, 4:21:2004 p35
Teenage soccer phenom makes debut at RFK, 4:7:2004 p43, 4:7:2004 p47
SOCCER, WOMENS
Women's soccer advances to SUNYAC semi's, 11:5:2003 p32
Women's soccer defeats Plattsburg, 3-1, 10:22:2003 p40
Women's soccer looks to improve on former season, 9:10:2003 p32
Women's soccer on a roll, 9:24:2003 p32
SOFTBALL
Golden Eagles drop to Geneseo, winless last six, 4:21:2004 p36/31
SORORITIES.See Greek Letter Societies
SOUL
Open Forum to discuss Laramie Project, 3:3:2004 p3
SOUL holds tye-dye night in McLean, 4:21:2004 p24
SPACE SHUTTLE
Sedan vehicle may blast off to outer space, 9:3:2003 p1
SPIRITUALITY
Learn more to grow more spiritually (Chaplains' corner), 9:3:2003 p13
SPORTS
Top sports stories - Sports semester in review, 5:5:2004 p39
SPORTS - AWARDS
Santore is Sportswoman of Year finalist, 4:14:2004 p36
SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY
Reknowned sport psychologist to visit Brockport, 10:8:2002 P5
STERN, HOWARD
Kerry says radio stations can pull Stern off air, 3:3:2004 p10
STEROID USE
Debunking the hype over baseball and steroids (Off the Deep End), 3:31:2004 p16
Quarterback steroid use, birth defect connection refuted (letter), 9:24:2003 p15
Quarterbacks' children suffer at their fathers' expense, 9:3:2003 p31
In steriod case NFL, MLB, Olympians could be targeted next, 2:18:2004 p29
Trimmer Giambi hits steroid issue, 2:25:2004 p34
STEWART, MARTHA
Martha Stewart under fire, 2:4:2004 p8
National News Brief, 3:10:2004 p6
STOP SIGNS
New Campus Drive stop signs seem unnecessary (editorial), 10:8:2003 p7
STRESS
Teleconference stresses values at work, 4:21:2004 p6
STRONG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Rochester hospital under investigation (Strong Memorial), 10:22:2003 p1
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Bingo breaks attendance record, 9:24:2003 p21
Editor's life as a nomad, 4:21:2004 p15
Getting ready for the homestretch (editorial), 10:8:2003 p7
Graduating senior urges us to have more fun (Letter), 4:7:2004 p24
Green and Gold Week, 2:4:2004 p3
Halloween bash does not draw crowd, 11:5:2003 p22
How quickly life catches up with us (Real life happens), 3:10:2004 p013
'Idol' spinoff brings school spirit to campus, 3:10:2004 p24
MTV stars challenge students, 10:22:2003 p23
My oh my, semesters fly when you are having fun (From the editor's desk), 10:8:2003 p8
(Political) Movie night yields low attendance, 10:8:2003 p21
Students participate in 2003 RPS (Rock Paper Scissors) tournament, 11:5:2003 p232
Valentine's Day Fair for everyone, 2:18:2004 p22
Wrapping up another semester (From the Editor's Desk), 12:3:2003 p10
STUDENT/FACULTY OPEN READING
Writers attend student/faculty open reading, 4:21:2004 p23
STUDENT LIFE.SEE Student Activities
STUDENTS.SEE ALSO Alumni; Athletes; Deaths
Bartlett, Stacey - Have you met?, 10:8:2003 p24
Bovee, Anthony - Have you met?, 10:1:2003 p24
Happell, Kaylea - Have you met?, 10:8:2003 p24
Matthews, Mike - Student overcomes tumor-induced handicap, 3:3:2004 p7
Stachowski, Melissa - Have you met?, 9:4:2003 p24
Student-made software purchased by Rochester company, 10:1:2003 p2/5
Student (Terry Miller) coaches youth team to title, 4:28:2004 p37
Wright, Ricky - Students succeeds at life after accident, 2:18:2004 p1/4
STUDENTS - AWARDS
2004 spring Honors and Awards ceremony, 4:28:2004 p3
Theta Phi Alpha wins 'High GPA' award, 4:28:2004 p8
STUDENTS IN COLLEGE AGAINST TOBACCO (SCAT)
Students participate in Great American Smoke Out, 12:3:2003 p1/4
STUDY ABROAD
College boasts lone U.S. Vietnam abroad program, 9:24:2003 p3
Study Abroad Fair is area's largest, 10:1:2003 p5
Study abroad program worthwhile (letter), 11:12:2003 p14
A whole new world of learning (From the Editor's Desk), 2:11:2004 p12
STYLUS
Lessons abound learned; moving along in newspapering, 5:5:2004 p12
'Opportunities multiply as they are sized,' 5:5:2004 p13
Printing alcohol ads in The Stylus is irresponsible (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
Ways I spent mundane Monday evenings (Real Life Happens), 4:28:2004 p17
Your student-run online newspaper (editorial), 2:4:2004 p13
STYLUS - EDITORS
No Internet exasperating, but new exec finds hidden good, 9:3:2003 p10
Rebooting for new life (Editor farewell), 12:3:2003 p15
Summer job leaves editor begging for academia (From the editors desk), 9:3:2003 p10
SUMMER JOBS
Summer job leaves editor begging for academia (From the editors desk), 9:3:2003 p10
SUNY - BOARD
Losing trust in Board of Trustees, 10:1:2003 p11
SUNY BROCKPORT HELPING HAND
Helping Hand program aids local families in need, 11:19:2003 p3
SUNY STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER
SUNY students have access to downtown computer center (letter), 9;17:2003 p13
SUPER BOWL
Halftime show stunt causes stir among fans, 2:4:2004 p30
Patriots closing in on dynasty tag with second Super Bowl win, 2:4:2004 p41/44
Super Bowl ads target male audience, 2:4:2004 p32
SWIMMING AND DIVING
Sports Shorts, 2:25:2004 P36
SWIMMING AND DIVING, WOMENS
Sports Shorts, 2:25:2004 p36
SYRIA
Syria asks for international support against Israeli attack, 10:8:2003 p1
SUNY Brockport Tae Kwon Do Club emerges victorious, 5:5:2004 p10
Tae Kwon Do team triumphs, 9:17:2003 p20
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT
From one man to another - help women (Take Back the Night' (Viewpoints), 10:22:2003 p15
Take Back the Night event marches on, 11:5:2003 p1/4
TAXES
Residents: sewer fee hidden in proposed tax hike, 4:14:2004 p3
TEACHING
Brown Bag Lunch Series educates in art of teaching, 10:8:2003 p4
TECHNOLOGY
Technology is necessary, but maddening, 4:14:2004 p13
TECHNOLOGY FEES
Internet troubles: 'Get over it, and get a life' (letter), 9:24:2003 p14
TELECONFERENCES
Teleconference stresses values at work, 4:21:2004 p6
TELEMARKETING
Be wary of telephone merchants (Real life happens), 2:4:2004 p.15
Bush: 'The American people don't want random phone calls,' 10:1:2003 p5
TELEVISION
The absurdity of 'Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,' 3:10:2004 p21
Ailing 'Practice' saved by actor James Spader, 2:18:2004 p28
All eyes turned on 'Queer Eye,' 9:3:2003 p22
BTV christens fresh fall lineup, 9:24:2003 p4
'Idol' voting strikes sour note for some, 4:28:2004 p33
Is the news media biased? (Letter), 4:7:2004 p25
MTV show nauseating, insulting to newlyweds (From the editor's desk), 10:8:2003 p8
New TV season imitages real life (letter), 10:8:2003 p11
New TV season looks promising, 9:10:2003 p23
Overlooked TV shows deserve viewers, 10:29:2003 p24
Peterson case comes to TV, Cain plays innocent, 2:11:2004 p25
In praise of comedic television (letter), 10:1:2003 p15
Showtime airs controversial Reagan movie after all, 11:19:2003 p23
Stable TV schedule becomes obsolete, 10:29:2003 p23
'Survivor' creator brings success to TV networks, 3:31:2004 p31
Television at its most disgusting (Viewpoints), 2:11:2004 p13
Television dumbing down reality (Editorial), 2:25:2004 p9
TV violates decency laws, 9:24:2003 p25
VH-1: Music lacking on 'Video Hits,' 9:3:2003 p20
TERRORISM
Bush administration defends USA Patriot Act, 2:4:2004 p10
Few attempting to defend Lackawanna six suspects (viewpoints), 11:5:2003 p14
Essence of family vs. materialism (From the editor's desk), 11:19:2003 p8
Much to be thankful for this time of year (editorial), 11:19:2003 p7
Season of traditions set to begin, 11:19:2003 p8
THEATRE
'Death of a Salesman proves thought-provoking, 3:3:2004 p27
Greek tragedy comes alive at Brockport, 12:3:2003 pp23
Laramie Project brings awareness to Brockport, 2:18:2004 p21
'Laramie Project' combats hate crime violence, 3:10:2004 p12
'Laramie Project' has hard lesson to teach, 3:3:2004 p23
'Laramie Project' message important to all (Letter), 3:3:2004 p21
Magalita takes center stage, 10:8:2003 p21
(Once on this) Island performed at SUNY Brockport, 4:21:2004 p23
Phaedra comes to SUNY Brockport, 11:19:2003 p22
THETA PHI ALPHA
Sororities join to build float, 10:1:2003 p4
Theta Phi Alpha sisters hard at work, 9:17:2003 p3
Theta Phi Alpha wins 'High GPA' award, 4:28:2004 p8
TIER 2 STATUS
Brockport achieves Tier II status, 10:1:2003 p3
Meet, greet President Yu, 9:24:2003 p1/4
TORRE, JOE
Trimmer Giambi hits steroid issue, 2:25:2004 p34
TRACK AND FIELD
Sports shorts, 2:18:2004 p36
'Track is Back' a success, 4:7:2004 p36
TRACK AND FIELD, INDOOR
Sports Shorts, 2:25:2004 p36
Track competes at ECACs, 3:10:2004 p34
Track competes at NYSCTSs, 3:3:2004 p34
TRACK AND FIELD, OUTDOOR
Track teams place fourth at Invitational, 4:14:2004 p36
TRAFFIC SIGNS
Funny speed signs, 10:22:2003 p27
TRAVEL
With age comes desire to travel (Editor's Desk), 11:5:2003 p12
Big Easy - big disappointment, 11:12:2003 p13
Near-death experience, unrequited love on Interstate 69, 9:24:2003 p13
TUITION
Potential tuition increase averted - for now (Viewpoints), 2:4:2004 p16
Warrior speaks about politics, not wrestling, 4:28:2004 p6
Warrior wisdom, 4:28:2004 p6
UNITED NATIONS
Syria asks for international support against Israeli attack, 10:8:2003 p1
UNITED WAY
United Way's 'Day of Caring' hits Rochester, 5:5:2004 p1/7
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Free still beats discounts on MP3s (Editorial), 2:11:2004 p11
U of R taking part in national Epilepsy study, 4:28:2004 p14
U of R to offer Napster mp3 service free to all students, 2:11:2004 p1
Make most of everything that comes along (editorial), 12:3:2003 p9
VALENTINE'S DAY
Make the most out of Valentine's Day (Editorial), 2:11:2004 p11
VAN GUNDY, JEFF
Former Golden Eagles coach head-to-head in NBA, 11:19:003 p30
VAN GUNDY, STAN
Brockport graduate (Stan Van Grundy) hired as new Miami Heat head coach, 11:5:2003 p4
Former Golden Eagles coach head-to-head in NBA, 11:19:003 p30
VANDALISM
No place for vandalism in college (Editorial), 4:14:2004 p11
VENICE FILM FESTIVAL
Russian debut wins at Venice Film Festival, 9:10:003 p20
VETERAN'S DAY
Veteran's Day: more than day off (editorial), 11:12:2003 p11
VH-1
VH-1: Music lacking on 'Video Hits,' 9:3:2003 p20
VIDEO GAMES
'Jungle' stands up to competition, 5:5:2004 p29
Latest 'Need for Speed' fast, furious, 3:10:2004 p27
New 'Resident Evil' retains flaws of old, 4:21:2004 p29
Old favorite (Ninja Gaiden) comes to X-Box at last, 4:7:2004 p33
Video game proves damaging to GPA, 2:18:2004 p22
VIETNAM
College boasts lone U.S. Vietnam abroad program, 9:24:2003 p3
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Clothesline Project spreads awareness, 4:14:2004 p23
Lecture challenges men (Michael Kaufman), 10:22:2003 p3
Mini-fair raises awareness of violence, 11:12:2003 p1/4
Relationship violence presentation ignored, 11:12:2003 p3
Respect will lead to safer environment for women, 4:21:2004 p11
Take Back the Night event marches on, 11:5:2003 p1/4
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball 19-9, 10:22:2003 p38
VOLLEYBALL, WOMENS
Volleyball 3-1 at SUNYAC pool play, 10:29:2003 p30
Volleyball ends on sour note, 11:12:2003 p32
VOTER APATHY
Something must be done to increase voter turnout (Editorial), 4:21:2004 p9
Voter apathy disheartening to minority, 4:21:2004 p10
VOTING
Absentee vote registration a must (Letter), 5:5:2004 p23
One man, one vote (Feminist perspective), 9:24:2003 p11
With so much accomplished, what's next? (Feminist Perspective), 5:5:2004 p18
Time to get serious about voting (viewpoints), 10:8:2003 p14
Voter apathy: fault of an absentee? (editor's desk), 11:5:2003 p12
Voter registration available in Union, 4:21:2004 p3
Younger generations uneducated about voting, 9:24:2003 p4
Boycott 'un-American' Wal-Mart (letter), 10:29:2003 p17
Local group supports Wal-Mart Supercenter, 2:25:2004 p3
Research thoroughly before jumping to conclusions about new Wal-Mart (letter), 10:22:2003 p17
Wal-Mart couple weds, 10:29:2003 p25
Wal-Mart supercenter debate continues, 5:5:2004 p1/4
Wal-Mart Supercenter debate rages on (Viewpoints), 3:3:2004 p17
Wal-Mart superstore not good for community (letter), 10:8:2003 p11
WBSU
Radio listeners: Do you get The Point? (Viewpoints), 9:3:2003 p13
WEB PAGE DESIGN
Web site accessibility workshop in Seymour Student Union, 10:8:2003 p3
WEIGHT WATCHERS
Women shedding pounds using Weight Watchers, 10:1:2003 p5
WELFARE
Extraordinary opportunity to end poverty (From the Left), 4:14:2004 p20
WINTER
Brightening spirits during harsh winter, 2:18:2004 p24
WOMAN'S STUDIES ORGANIZATION
WSO tea party group discusses rape, 5:5:2004 p28
WOMEN'S CENTER
Women's Center discusses women in film, 4:7:2004 p29
Women's Center sponsors Inga Musico visit, 4:28:2004 p27
WOMEN'S HISTORY
Celebrate women's history, 3:3:2004 p18
WOMEN'S STUDIES ORGANIZATION
Lecture brings issues on homosexuality out of the closet, 3:10:2004 p9
A light-hearted approach to a serious issue (editorial), 10:1:2003 p9
Respect will lead to safer environment for women, 4:21:2004 p11
WSO celebrates women in sports, 4:21:2004 p25
WSO film night yields low attendance, 2:18:2004 p22
WSO holds movie night, 9:24:2003 p23
WSO provides food for thought, 9:24:2003 p21
WOMEN'S TEA PARTY
Women's Tea Party provides food for thought (Dr. John Marah speaker), 2:18:2004 p21
WORD ORIGINS
Interesting origins of everyday phrases, 10:1:2003 p10
WORK ETHICS
Author caught in media-induced uproar, 4:28:2004 p24
WORLD FOOD DAY
World Food Day stamps out hunger, 10:22:2003 p1/4
WORLD HEALTH DAY
World Health Day looks at road safety, 4:14:2004 p8
Golden Eagles wrestling 7th in tourney, 11:19:2003 p32
Weidler named best wrestler, 4:28:2004 p40
Wrestling captures fifth straight Empire Conference title, 2:25:2004 p36/30
Wrestling places sixth in Iowa, 3:10:2004 p30
Wrestling: touney champs, 2:11:2004 p36
How good is your memory, asks Reverend, 10:22:2003 p14
YU, PAUL
Defending editorial, President Yu bonus (Letter), 2:4:2004 p25
Justifying President Yu's $30,000 bonus (editorial), 12:3:2003 p9
Meet, greet President Yu, 9:24:2003 p1/4
President Yu receives $30,000 bonus, 12:3:2003 p1/3
Yu a finalist for job in San Jose, 4:14:2004 p1/7
Yu accepts San Jose post, 4:28:2004 p1/4
Yu's presence surely tough act to follow, 4:28:2004 p16