Jennings abortion colum is offbase (Letter), 11:2:2005 p15
Men should have a say in abortions, too, 10:26:2005 p14
South Dakota Governor Rounds signs bill banning nearly all abortions in the state, 3:8:2006 p6
ACADEMIC HONORS
Critertia for academic honors changed, 9:28:2005 p1/3
ACADEMY AWARDS
We laughed, we cried, we watched the Academy Awards, 3:8:2006 p23
ACCIDENTS
Fiery crash causes power outage, 10:26:2005 p3
Tour boat capsizes, killing 20, 10:5:2005 p3
All forms of African studies are essential, 10:12:2005 p21
AFRICAN BRIDGE
African Bridge helps children in Tanzania at risk for AIDS, 3:29:2006 p7
AIDS
World AIDS Day raises AIDS awareness, 12:7:2005 p5/7
ALBERT W. BROWN BUILDING
FOB no more, building to be renamed
ALCOHOL
Subject 'Tased' by village police during breakup of local party, 2:8:2006 p3
U.P. answers questions regarding alcohol policy, 4:19:2006 p21
ALLERGIES
Taking a 'stab' at finding allergy relief, 10:5:2005 p16
Teenager with peanut allergy dies after kissing boyfriend, 11:30:2005 p8
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
Alpha Phi Alpha holds pageant, 12:7:2005 p8
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
Teacher of the year (Lynne Gardner) announced (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
Vote for a superb professor (Letter), 4:19:2006 p17
ALUMNI
Brockport alumna gives students advice (Letter), 10:26:2005 p18
Institutional endowments: meaning before money (C. J. Gebman), 5:3:2006 p23
Local runner (Jennifer Rybak) comes home to race in Rochester Marathon, 9:28:2005 p18
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY PROJECT
American Democracy Project proposes some changes, 10:12:2005 p3
Panel sheds light on 'Terra Nova,' Antaractic exploration, 3:1:2006 p7
ANTHRAX
Ironing mail may kill anthrax-like spores, 2:22:2006 p8
ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB
Culture, artifacts, dead bodies - the Anthropology Club has it all, 10:26:2005 p27
APATHY
Fight against student apathy (Editorial), 4:5:2006 p13
ART
Artwork walks line between wisdom, madness, 4:12:2006 p23
(Bill) Wolff's sculptures consume 'More,' 9:14:2005 p23
Birdhouses in Tower are 'flights of fancy,' 3:1:2006 p18
Campus canvas could use a makeover (Editorial), 9:21:2005 p9
Everyday objects can be extreme materials, 2:15:2006 p19
Evocative ceramics on display in Tower, 2:8:2006 p19
Four dualities done in paint, 9:7:2005 p21
Girl Power in Tower Art Exhibit, 2:1:2006 p22
It's that time of the month: 'Personal Protection' on display in Tower, 4:12:2006 p23
Ruscio-Holst's 'women's work,' 2:22:2006 p19
Student artwork displayed at Tower gallery, 3:29:2006 p26
Walking on Water display features abstract themes, earthy materials, 10:12:2005 p27
ART OF FACT AWARD
Wendell Berry receives Art of Fact Award, 5:3:2006 p29
ASHIDA, SACHIO
Former Olympic coach (Sachio Ashida) teaches Brockport judo, 2:15:2006 p24
ASSOCIATION OF LATINO AMERICAN STUDENTS
ALAS lecture offers tips on safe sex, 11:16:2005 p24
ALAS sponsors Massage Night, 9:28:2005 p24
Date auction Extravaganza in Union, 2:22:2006 p19
Salsa, merengue, mambo provide competitive fun in Gallery, 10:5:2005 p26
Xplosion field day succeeds despite rain, 10:12:2005 p8
ASTRONOMY
Hubble images show Pluto has three moons, 11:2:2005 p3
ATHLETES
Abgarian, Mike - Men's soccer, 11:16:2005 p32
Allen, Ryan - Indoor track and field, 2:15:2006 p35
Aquilina, Joe - Lacrosse, 4:12:2006 p35
Basher, Jake - Indoor track and field, 2:1:2006 p35, 3:1:2006 p31
Beach, Michael - Lacrosse, 3:29:2006 p39
Bedford, Chris - Men's soccer, 9:14:2005 p34
Bellucci, Ben - Basketball, 2:8:2006 p35, 3:1:2006 p31
Bennett, Pat - Wrestling, 12:7:2005 p36, 3:8:2006 p35
Bulka, Sarah - Gymnastics, 2:8:2006 p35, 3:29:2006 p39
Ciolek, Ken - Outdoor track and field, 4:19:2006 p31
Cole, Lindsey - Softball, 4:26:2006 p31
D'Ambra - Tony Wrestling, 11:9:2005 p32
Decker, Julia - Women's lacrosse, 4:5:2006 p35
Dennstedt, Jake - Baseball, 4:5:2006 p35
Dini, Greg - Soccer, 9:28:2005 p31
Dupuis, Josh - Indoor track & field, 12:7:2005 p36
Dupuis, Josh - Track and field, 3:29:2006 p39
Esler, Greg - Swimming and diving, 2:1:2006 p35
Fassette, Kaylen - Womens volleyball, 9:14:2005 p34
Fessette, Kaylen - Volleyball, 10:26:2005 p36
Gilmore, Shae - Volleyball, 9:28:2005 p31
Gonzalez, Don - Track and field, 5:3:2006 p36
Heim, Jen - Indoor Track and Field, 2:22:2006 p35
Heim, Jen - Outdoor track and field, 4:12:2006 p35, 4:19:2006 p31
Iannucci, Duncan - Wrestling, 11:16:2005 p32
Inzinna, Angela - Women's lacrosse, 4:12:2006 p35, 5:3:2006 p36
Jensen, Kristen - Swimming and diving, 2:1:2006 p35
Kolb, Ryan - Cross Country, 10:12:2005 p36, 10:26:2005 p36
Lippincott, Tracy - Indoor track and field, 3:1:2006 p31
Marcella, Katie - Women's basketball, 2:8:2006 p35
Maxwell, Rob - Baseball, 4:12:2006 p35
Neidlinger, Jill - Women's soccer, 11:9:2005 p32
Norton, Ashley - Women's Swimming, 11:30:2005 p32
Paulson, Kristen - Cross Country, 11:16:2005 p32
Peters, Kalie - Softball, 4:19:2006 p31
Piscitelli, Josh - Soccer, 10:5:2005 p34
Pritchard, Gordon - Ice Hockey, 11:30:2005 p32
Reiss, Steve - Track and field, 4:5:2006 p35
Rock, Carrie - Gymnastics, 3:29:2006 p39
Schon, Kim - Women's basketball, 12:7:2005 p36
Shallo, Anthony - Baseball, 3:8:2006 p35
Shalo, Anthony - Baseball, 4:26:2006 p31
Sheerin, Kristin - Gymnastics, 3:8:2006 p35
Sosnoski, Nicole - Indoor track & field, 12:7:2005 p36
Sosnoski, Nicole - Indoor track and field, 2:15:2006 p35, 3:1:2006 p31
Stadtmiller, Alicia - Indoor track and field, 2:1:2006 p35
Traylor, Amanda - Softball, 4:5:2006 p35
Vaccaro, Rob - Wresgling, 2:22:2006 p35
Williams, Donald - Wrestling, 2:8:2006 p35
Wilson, Teri - Cross Country, 10:12:2005 p36, 11:16:2005 p32
Wilson, Teri - Indoor track and field, 3:8:2006 p35
Wilson, Tim - Baseball, 4:19:2006 p31
Wise, Brian - Football, 9:21:2005 p34
Zelich, Michelle - Field Hockey, 9:21:2005 p34, 10:5:2005 p34
ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS
The NCAA's latest brilliant idea simply won't work, 12:7:2005 p37
AUCTIONS
Boys go bonkers for beer glasses on Scholars Day, 4:19:2006 p15
AUTISM
J-Mac fired shots viewed 'round the world, 3:8:2006 p32
AUTO RACING
Alonso becomes the youngest Formula One champion, 9:28:2005 p32
AUTOMOBILES
When all else fails, it's time to call Mom, 10:12:2005 p16
AWARDS
Physics department recognized with fourth consecutive award, 4:19:2006 p3
ROTC graduate (Robert A. Bager) pays ultimate price, 10:12:2005 p5
BASC.SEE Dining Services
BASEBALL
Brockport is swept, sweeps weekend sseries, 4:12:2006 p36
Eagles lose three over final regular-season weekend, 5:3:2006 p40
Eagles make it eight, 4:19:2006 p32
Eagles storm past Devils, lose twice to Red Dragons, 4:5:2006 p36
Fisher snaps Brockport's nine game win streak, 4:26:2006 p32
Raptors don't scare Eagles, 3:8:2006 p34
Successful season start for the Golden Eagles, 3:8:2006 p36/34
BASEBALL, PROFESSIONAL
As always happens, hope triumphs over experience, 4:12:2006 p34
Best baseball team money can buy looks indomitable again, 2:8:2006 p32
Boston Red Sox looking back, with pride, 10:12:2005 p35
Hank Aaron and his records still outshine Barry Bonds, 3:1:2006 p26
Inflation, MLB-style: $450 million only covers the down payment, 4:19:2006 p28
Red Sox clinch wild card berth after routing Yankees, 10:5:2005 p31
Second City no more: Chicago hails the White Sox, 11:2:2005 p27
For a switch, why doesn't baseball go ambidextrous?, 10:5:2005 p33
BASKETBALL
BasketballGolden Eagles drowned by Lakers; take thrid place in the SUNYAC, 2:22:2006 p36
Brockport suffers painful defeat, 2:15:2006 p36
Eagles defeat Cardinals, lose to Oswego, 12:7:2005 p40/39
Eagles invited to ECAC Championships, 3:1:2006 p30
Golden Eagles fly over Hawks and Dragons, 2:1:2006 p36
Golden Eagles teach Cardinals how to fly, 2:8:2006 p36
Ithaca bombards Eagles' hopes for title, 3:8:2006 p33
Red Dragons singe Golden Eagles at home, 2:15:2006 p36
Shorthanded Golden Eagles defeat Saints, lose to Hamilton in first two season games, 11:30:2005 p35
Toothless Bears not an obstacle for the Brockport Golden Eagles, 2:8:2006 P36
BASKETBALL, HIGH SCHOOL
J-Mac fired shots viewed 'round the world, 3:8:2006 p32
BASKETBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Basketball Cinderella story keeps rolling for George Mason University, 3:29:2006 p36
East defeats West; the King crowned MVP, 2:22:2006 p31
Gators win first NCAA national title after defeating UCLA in a blowout, 4:5:2006 p32
Is Wilt's single-game record at risk? Keep dreaming, 2:1:2006 p33
Kidd and Nets overcome Lakers in a thriller, 11:30:2005 p31
Today's NBA is all dressed up but going nowhere, 11:2:2005 p29
BASKETBALL, WOMENS
Brockport drops two, 11:30:2005 p34
Brockport loses last game of the season against Union College, 3:8:2006 p34
Brockport picks up two home victories, 2:8:2006 p33
Eagles finish sixth in the conference, 2:22:2006 p34
Golden Eagles come up big, 12:7:2005 p39
Golden Eagles split weekend series, 2:15:2006 p34
Oswego defeats Eagles in overtime, 3:1:2006 p32
BATHROOMS
New restrooms sink expectations (Editorial), 11:9:2005 p9
BAZER, MARK
Get the scoop on Bazer love nest, 10:12:2005 p14
BEIDECK, TIM
Bright lights shine on area school, 9:7:2005 p4
BENJAMIN, MEDEA
Nobel Peace Prize nominee (Medea Benjamin)speaks at college, 9:28:2005 p5
BERNANKE, BEN
Bernanke chosen to fill Greenspan's shoes at Fed, 10:26:2005 p4
BERRY, WENDELL
Wendell Berry receives Art of Fact Award, 5:3:2006 p29
BILLIARDS
Senior beats freshman in pool match, 10:5:2005 p25
BIRD FLU
Countries take Bird Flu precautions, 11:2:2005 p3
BIRTHDAYS
Bazer wages war on celebrating birthdays, 11:30:2005 p14
BLACK AND GOLD PAGENT
Alpha Phi Alpha holds pageant, 12:7:2005 p8
Appreciate the effort behind 'Black and Gold' event (Letter), 11:30:2005 p17
BODY MASS INDEX
Flabby logic slims down self-esteem, 2:22:2006 p12
BOOKS - REVIEWS
'Bullfighter' novel inspired by magazine articles, 3:8:2006 p22
Memoir reveals lifestyle of a Geisha woman, 10:26:2005 p24
Professor (Elizabeth Jane Wall Hinds) takes Pynchon into 18th century, 5:3:2006 p29
BORDER CROSSING
Feds propose relaxed Canadian border crossing requirements, 2:15:2006 p8
Technology ineffective in foiling border tunnels, 2;1:2005 P5
BOXING, PROFESSIONAL
Empty seats say pro boxing is down for the count, 3:29:2006 p38
BROCKPORT CHILD CARE CENTER
Student parents find help in child care center, 4:19:2006 p4
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE)
Halstead answers questions about college's future, 11:30:2005 p3/4
Raising the bar: Efforts to increase Brockport's prestige continue, 11:30:2005 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - BUILDINGS
Construction to start on campus apartments, 12:7:2005 p3/4
Fixing Drake's roof would be a 'novel' idea (Editorial), 2:8:2006 p11
FOB no more, building to be renamed
McFarlane gets an 'automatic' upgrade, 9:7:2005 p1/3
Pataki vetoes $2.9 billion from budget; cuts include Brockport rec center, 4:19:2006 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - CONSTRUCTION
Breaking new ground, 3:29:2006 p1
Brockport breaks ground on state-of-the-art student townhome complex, 3:29:2006 p4
Construction ruckus irritates students, 4:5:2006 p15
Construction to start on campus apartments, 12:7:2005 p3/4
Gallery getting a makeover to maximize potential, l0:26:2005 p3
McFarlane gets an 'automatic' upgrade, 9:7:2005 p1/3
Memories will preserve plateau field, 4:12:2006 p17
Plan in place for improvements to Brockport campus - leaky roofs and all, 3:8:2006 p3
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - DEPARTMENTS
History department has Irish ties, 11:9:2005 p4
SUNY Brockport leads in field of computational science, 9:21:2005 p3/7
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - HISTORY
Institutional endowments: meaning before money, 5:3:2006 p23
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - POLICIES
Brockport has amended rules and regulations to clarify rights, 9:7:2005 p7
Certain rules and regulations of college have been amended to clarify the rights of all students to freedom of speech and expression, 11:16:2005 p6
Ignoring exam policy makes students 'testy,' 12:7:2005 p17
Penalties for using electronic devices in class, 12:7:2005 p7
U.P. answers questions regarding alcohol policy, 4:19:2006 p21
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - PUBLICATIONS
English club releases 'Jigsaw,' 5:3:2006 p30
English club to raise funds for 'Jigsaw,' 3:1:2006 p19
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - RANKINGS
Brockport is comprised of 'cows,' 9:28:2005 p16
Brockport ranks 9th on national 'fat' list, 10:5:2005 p1/3
Campus disagrees with 'MF' article, 10:12:2005 p1/3
Men's Fitness article won't be remembered (Letter), 10:26:2005 p18
SUNY Brockport rates high on Princeton Review list, 5:3:2006 p3
BROCKPORT UNION OF ROLE PLAYERS
Players enjoy game sessin, despite low turnout, 11:2:2005 p20
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE)
Brockport ducks are the key to happiness (Editorial), 10:12:2005 p11
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - BUSINESSES
Farmers' Market provides healthier choices, 9:14:2005 p3
Jimmy Z gives back on Thanksgiving, 11:30:2005 p3
Mark's Pizza wins BSG annual Pizza War, 2:1:2006 p22
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - CRIME
Bomb scare at village bank over winter break, 2:1:2006 p4
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - FINANCE
N.Y. State budget maintains status quo for Brockport funds, 4:5:2006 p1/3
Village facing deficit: Proposed budget includes 11 percent tax hike for village property owners, 4:5:2006 p1/5
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - GOVERNMENT
New mayor (Mort Wexler) calls the shots, 9:7:2005 p1/5
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - POLICE
Village police crack down on crime, 11:2:2005 p1/3
BROCKPORT WOMEN'S CENTER
'Closer' presented in women's film series, 3:8:2006 p19
Women's center considers Plan B, 12:7:2005 p6
BROWN, ALBERT W.
FOB no more, building to be renamed
Institutional endowments: meaning before money, 5:3:2006 p23
BSG
AIM conversation causes problems at BSG, 11:16:2005 p4
Board was childish (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
Brockport update (hold garbage plate cookout), 10:12:2005 p4
BSG accepts new club constitution (Recreation and Leisure Club), 2:15:2006 p5
BSG approves final off-campus rep, 9:28:2005 p4
BSG approves four off-campus representatives, 9:21:2005 p4
BSG board 'drags' down SOUL, 3:1:2006 p16
BSG board grants SOUL's funding request, 3:8:2006 p5
BSG box office needs to open earlier (Editorial), 2:15:2006 p13
BSG deactivates (Recreation and Leisure)club for constitutional violations, 2:8:2006 p5
BSG denies organization 'S' committee status, 10:5:2005 p4
BSG finalizing band for spring concert, 2:22:2006 p5
BSG logic proves inconsistant (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
BSG makes changes and bids for bands, 2:1:2006 p5
BSG makes plans to Brock the Port, 4:5:2006 p4
BSG Medallion Hunt, 4:5:2006 p24, 4:19:2006 p23
BSG programming is lackluster (Editorial), 10:5:2005 p9
Heated debate leads to SOUL drag show grant reduction, 3:1:2006 p1/4
Mark's Pizza wins BSG annual Pizza War, 2:1:2006 p22
Medallion Hunt: and the winner is... Stephanie Carroll, 4:26:2006 p20
More than $1,650 raised for school for homeless in South Africa, 5:3:2006 p9
MTV Reality stars appear at Brockport, 5:3:2006 p28
Scream for ice cream, 10:12:2005 p26
Something fishy's going on...l, 11:30:2005 p8
Support SOUL (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
Three clubs face removal from BSG roster, 11:9:2005 p6
BSG - BOARD
BSG board of directors chooses new election commissioner, 4:12:2006 p3
BSG creates chief of staff position, 9:14:2005 p4
Kuchciak (Wojciech) resigns, 11:9:2005 p3
Nicodemus (Joanna) resigns her BSG post, 10:26:2005 p1/5
Resignation and termination stir up controversy in BSG, 5:3:2006 p1
Tom Johnson escapes impeachment by BSG Board, 3:29:2006 p1/5
BSG - ELECTIONS
BSG campaigns need 'big changes' (Editorial), 4:12:2006 p13
BSG elections draw near; candidates speak out on student issues, 4:12:2006 p4/5
Guidice and Cisternino win BSG elections;Goff takes treasurer position by narrow margin, 4:26:2006 p1/4
Meet the candidates for On and Off Campus Representatives to the BSG board of directors, 4:12:2006 p6/7
Students vote for BSG, 4:19:2006 p1
BSG - FINANCE
BSG moves $10,000 to the Board Contingency Fund, 10:12:2005 p4
BUDGET
Budget cuts target financial aid, 11:16:2005 p5
Pataki vetoes $2.9 billion from budget; cuts include Brockport rec center, 4:19:2006 p1
BUSH, GEORGE
Bush is correct to support UAE, 3:1:2006 p13
Bush: Nation on verge of energy technology breakthroughs, 2:22:2006 p7
Problems cast shadows over Bush administration, 11:30:2005 p15
NY state representative candidates raise funds, 4:19:2006 p3
Sen. Clinton defends contribution, dismisses GOP 'anger' barb, 2:8:2006 p6
CAMPUS AMBASSADORS FOR CHRIST
C.A. offers chance to 'Belong' and 'Believe,' 9:14:2005 p23
Campus Ambassadors reach out to those in need, embrace Katrina relief efforts, 2:15:2006 p6
Campus Ambassadors visit Louisiana, 3:29:2006 p25
Students reach out to Guatemala, 9:7:2005 p6
CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST
Campus cruelty to Crusaders is unnecessary (Letter), 11:9:2005 p17
Criticizing Campus Crusade fuels ongoing stereotypes (Letter), 11:30:2005 p17
'Crusade' is resentful toward students (Letter), 11:16:2005 p18
Crusader debate continues (Letter), 12:7:2005 p19
Southern aid with a side of sweet potato pie, 2:8:006 p12
Time to call a truce with Campus Crusade for Christ (Letter), 11:16:2005 p18
CAMPUS EVENTS.SEE Student Activities
CAMPUS LIFE
'Zombies' are invading Brockport, 9:7:2005 p18
CAREER SERVICES
Career Services spring jobs and internships fair a success, 4:5:2006 p5
Career Services to hold spring jobs and internships fair, 3:8:2006 p6
Use Career Navigator, 9:28:2005 p15
CAREERS
Spend a semester at Disney, 9:28:2005 p4
CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION
CSA pageant winners claim titles, 11:30:2005 p20
Ladies get 'Lei'd' at CSA dinner amidst music, dancing, 10:26:2005 p27
CARR, DAVID
NYTimes columnist speaks at Brockport, 2:22:2006 p3
CELL PHONES.SEE Telephones
CHARITIES
Brockport raises funds for tsunami relief, 9:21:2005 p7
Don't forget Matt Cady (Letter), 3:1:2006 p16
Give back to community members (Editorial), 12:7:2005 p13
Start to care by being aware (Editorial), 10:26:2005 p9
Student (Bob Czajak) cycles for the disabled, 2:22:2006 p6
Students reach out to Guatemala, 9:7:2005 p6
CHEMICAL HAZARDS
Monroe County hazardous materials team responds to alarm on campus, 3:29:2006 p3
CHENEY, JOHN
Media takes aim at Cheney (Editorial), 2:22:2006 p11
CHILDS, BARRY
African Bridge helps children in Tanzania at risk for AIDS, 3:29:2006 p7
CHINA
Make improvements with China relations, 11:9:2005 p15
CHRISTMAS
Be thankful it's not Christmas yet, 11:9:2005 p11
Save store employees from talking Santas, 11:16:2005 p11
Stop the 'Grinches' from winning, 11:16:2005 p10
CITIZENSHIP
If citizens help, America can now 'molt,' 12:7:2005 p18
CIVIL LIBERTIES
NYCLU director (Barbara de Leeuw) stresses importance of balancing security, freedom, 3:1:2006 p6
CIVIL RIGHTS
Rosa Parks leaves a legacy, 11:2:2005 p12
CLASS SCHEDULES
Tips for successful schedule making (Editorial), 11:9:2005 p9
CLINTON, HILLARY
Poll: New Yorkers think Clinton unlikely to win Presidential race, 2:1:2006 p4
Republicans seize on Hillary Clinton's visit, 11:16:2005 p6
Sen. Clinton defends contribution, dismisses GOP 'anger' barb, 2:8:2006 p6
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Clothesline Project exhibit raises awareness about crimes and violence against women, 4:12:2006 p3
CLUBS
BSG accepts new club constitution (Recreation and Leisure Club), 2:15:2006 p5
BSG deactivates (Recreation and Leisure)club for constitutional violations, 2:8:2006 p5
Club strives for peace, even in everyday life, 12:7:2005 p6
Cultural clubs work together, 9:14:2005 p6
Culture, artifacts, dead bodies - the Anthropology Club has it all, 10:26:2005 p27
English club to raise funds for 'Jigsaw,' 3:1:2006 p19
Student club holding Criminal Justice conference, 4:5:2006 p6
Three clubs face removal from BSG roster, 11:9:2005 p6
COLLEGE SENATE
College Senate makes changes, questions enrollment cap, 2:8:2006 p4
Curriculum changes stir controversy in college senate, 4:26:2006 p1/4
Brace yourself for over-the-top comic Jamie Kennedy, 9:28:2005 p21/24
(Mark) Curry dishes up laughter, inexpensive fun, 4:5:2006 p23
Students get a kick out of rauncy antics at Guzzi show, 10:12:2005 p27
SUNY Brockport leads in field of computational science, 9:21:2005 p3/7
COMPUTER BACKUPS
Online services back up data cheaply, 10:26:2005 p6
CONCERTS.SEE Music
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
U.S. Constitution should be voted on, 10:26:2005 p12
COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT
Judicial actions taken against students caught file sharing, 2:82006 p1/4
COUNSELING
Talk it through, 10:5:2005 p14
CREATIONISM
Forget evolution, 2:8:2006 p15
CREATIVE WRITING STUDENT/FACULTY READING
Writers showcase literary efforts, 4:26:2006 p20
CRIME
Abducted Rochester family found alive in trunk of car, 4:19:2006 p7
Village police crack down on crime, 11:2:2005 p1/3
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Student club holding Criminal Justice conference, 4:5:2006 p6
CROSS COUNTRY
Depleted men's cross country team finishes seventh, 10:12:2005 p38
Men take first place, women finish second, 9:7:2005 p32
Men's and women's teams place fourth at Hamilton, 11:9:2005 p34
Men's team finishes seventh, women place eighth, 11:16:2005 p34
Ryan Kolb leads men to second place at Oswego, 9:14:2005 p32
CROSS COUNTRY, WOMENS
Women's cross country storms to third place at Geneseo, 10:5:2005 p32
Women's cross country stormsto second place at SUNYACs, 10:26:2005 p38
CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Cultural Diversity conference focuses on Katrina-related issues, 3:8:2006 p4
Sixth annual Cultural Diversity Conference, 2:22:2006 p4
CURRENT EVENTS
Keep up with current events (Editorial), 2:1:2006 p10
CURRICULUM
Brockport offers sign language courses, 2:15:2006 p20
Changes to academic majors attempt to reflect modern workplace, 4:5:2006 p6
Curriculum changes stir controversy in college senate, 4:26:2006 p1/4
Partnership provides new MBA opportuinities, 2:22:2006 p3
CURRY, MARK
(Mark) Curry dishes up laughter, inexpensive fun, 4:5:2006 p23
Speakers at D'Agostino memorial lecture owe success to athletic coaches, 4:19:2006 p4
DANCE
'Battleworks' is seductive and shocking, 2:8:2006 p19
Choreographer (Jane Comfort) lends hope, inspiration to audience, 9:28:2005 p25
'Comfort' in Brockport, 2:22:2006 p19
Dance performance showcases student work, 4:5:2006 p24
Dance Rochester! to give concert this month at Roberts Wesleyan Cultural Life Center, 10:12:2005 p26
DANCE/Strasser includes serious, light-hearted pieces, 11:2:2005 p18
Dancing motorists, 'Etudes,' highlight Showcase, 11:30:2005 p19
Danscore concert displays faculty work, 12:7:2005 p25
Emerging Choreographers dazzle at Strasser, 3:29:2006 p26
Emerging choreographers 'talk back' on dance, 11:16:2005 p21
Homecoming entertainment includes Brockport's own dance team, 9:28:2005 p22
'Human Spirit' evident in Light Motion performance, 10:5:2005 p23
Join emerging choreographers in an iformal demonstration of creative process new works, 11:9:2005 p24
Line dance your way to the top of the class, 12:7:2005 p26
OSAD night gives students a taste of African dance, 11:16:2005 p23
Salsa, merengue, mambo provide competitive fun in Gallery, 10:5:2005 p26
Splash! dancers include students and teachers in variety of works, 9:28:2005 p21
DANCING
Drag show fails to cure dance fever, 3:29:2006 p18
Line dance your way to the top of the class, 12:7:2005 p26
DARLINGTON, TENAYA
(Tenaya) Darlington sparkles at the Writers Forum, 3:1:2006 p17
DAVIS, ADRIENNE
Professor (Adrienne Davis) examines interracial relationships in antebellum South, 10:12:2005 p9
DE LEEUW, BARBARA
NYCLU director (Barbara de Leeuw) stresses importance of balancing security, freedom, 3:1:2006 p6
DEATH PENALTY
Death penalty debate raises critical questions, 11:2:2005 p6
DEATHS
Memorial Garden unveiled outside Hartwell Hall, 9:21:2005 p3
N.Y. teen (Khald Ali) dies in accidental shooting, 2:15:2006 p8
One man's thoughts turn to a sense of loss in April, 5:3:2006 p38
ROTC graduate (Robert A. Bager) pays ultimate price, 10:12:2005 p5
Wurzburg, Mallory - Remembering a beloved roommate (Letter), 12:7:2005 p19
DEBATES
Students debate current issues in friendly exchange, 3:1:2006 p5
DECISION MAKING
Make good decisions, 2:22:2006 p16
DEFIBRILLATORS
Brockport purchases new defibrillators, 9:21:2005 p1/7
DEFICIT REDUCTION ACT
Student loans cut by Deficit Reduction Act, 2:15:2006 p4
DELTA COLLEGE
Delta world conference focuses on rebuilding cities, 5:3:2006 p9
DEMOCRATS
Democrats should regain moral high-ground, 2:15:2006 p17
Students debate current issues in friendly exchange, 3:1:2006 p5
DEPRESSION
Seek out help for depression, 2:8:2006 p16
DIETING
How to lose weight in a healthy way and keep it off, 3:8:2006 p16
DINING SERVICES
Dining hall food is no piece of cake, 2:15:2005 p15
Dining halls serve up success (Editorial), 4:26:2006 p9
Dining Service Survey - Results, 11:16:2005 p4
Student becomes ill in isolated incident after being served undercooked chicken in Union, 2:8:2006 p3
Would you like fries with that?, 2:8:2006 p15
Divorce degrades with do-it-yourself format, 9:28:2005 p10
DOCUMENTARIES
(Carvin) Eison tells piece of Rochester history
DOGS
Canines induce crying, 5:3:2006 p21
DOODLING
Survive classes by 'doodling castles,' 10:5:2005 p11
DORMITORIES
Breaking new ground, 3:29:2006 p1
Brockport breaks ground on state-of-the-art student townhome complex, 3:29:2006 p4
Construction ruckus irritates students, 4:5:2006 p15
Construction to start on campus apartments, 12:7:2005 p3/4
A day in the life of: resident director Suzie Wesh, 3:1:2006 p20
Dorm access should be more relaxed, 9:14:2005 p11
Dorm disaster leaves Soup Fairy sleepy, 3:8:2006 p16
Dorms need emigration reform (Editorial), 5:3:2006 p15
Memories will preserve plateau field, 4:12:2006 p17
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Fixing Drake's roof would be a 'novel' idea (Editorial), 2:8:2006 p11
Library thanks students (Letter), 2:22:2006 p18
DREAMS
Dreams prevent a good night's sleep, 9:14:2005 p14
DRIVING
Overcome road rage, 4:5:2006 p17
People should stop driving so slowly, 11:9:2005 p10
DRUGS
Coughing up ID for cold medicin: Wal-Mart impliments new policy, 11:16:2005 p1/3
Marijuana myths, 4:5:2006 p18
Methamphetamine facts, 5:3:2006 p19
Technology ineffective in foiling border tunnels, 2;1:2005 P5
DUCK POND
Brockport ducks are the key to happiness (Editorial), 10:12:2005 p11
DUSEN, JIM
Campus photographer (Dim Dusen) wins top prize, 4:19:2006 p5
DWI
Drunken spring break nightmare yields valuable lesson for Brockport students, 3:1:2006 p3
AIM conversation causes problems at BSG, 11:16:2005 p4
Students text in class, while driving, 11:16:2005 p3
Webmail update, 10:12:2005 p5
EAGLE FEST
Check out the highlights: Eagle Fest photo gallery, 9:14:2005 p19
Uncle Plum steals spotlight at Eagle Fest, 9:14:2005 p19/28
EARTH DAY
Wild Wings raptors liven Earth Day celebration, 4:26:2006 p5
EASTER
Double the Easters, double the fun, 4:12:2006 p15
EDUCATION
The 'burbs bore the student body, 2:22:2006 p14
EISON, CARVIN
Rochester history revealed in 'July '64,' 2:22:2006 p21
ELECTIC LIGHTING
Keep Brockport out of the dark, install lights (Editorial), 10:26:2005 p9
ELECTIONS
'Brock the vote' every year (Editorial), 11:16:2005 p9
ELEVATORS
Exploring entertaining elevator etiquette (Editorial), 9:28:2005 p9
ENERGY
Bush: Nation on verge of energy technology breakthroughs, 2:22:2006 p7
Campus feels energy crunch, 9:21:2005 p1/5
ENGLISH CLUB
English club releases 'Jigsaw,' 5:3:2006 p30
English club to raise funds for 'Jigsaw,' 3:1:2006 p19
ENVIRONMENT
Garbage gatherers contribute to cleaner waters, 9:21:2005 p22
ESPIONAGE
Brockport's post Sept. 11 lesson in spy games, 4:26:2006 p3
Chavez: agents inflitrate group of alleged U.S. spies, 2:1:2006 p3
NSA spying program is unconstitutional, 2:8:2006 p17
ETIQUETTE
America knows how to respect the line, 11:2:2005 p12
Learn to write thank-you notes (humor), 9:14:2005 p13
Site scan shows celebrity similarities, 4:26:2006 p15
FACEBOOK
Who sees your face on Facebook? Faculty, alumni use Facebook too, 2:1:2006 p3
FACILITIES AND PLANNING OFFICE
Facilities and Planning deserves more respect (Letter), 11:9:2005 p17
FACULTY OFFICE BUILDING
FOB no more, building to be renamed
FACULTY/STAFF
Brockport to start season with new coach (James Eccles), 9:28:2005 p34
Campus photographer (Dim Dusen) wins top prize, 4:19:2006 p5
(Carvin) Eison tells piece of Rochester history
A day in the life of: Professor William Hullfish, Jr., 4:26:2006 p23
A day in the life of: resident director Suzie Wesh, 3:1:2006 p20
A day in the life of: teacher Terri Lehr, 2:22:2006 p20
Former Olympic coach (Sachio Ashida) teaches Brockport judo, 2:15:2006 p24
Halstead 'celebrates student success,' inaugurated Brockport's sisth president, 4:12:2006 p1
Leave the busy work to high school (Editorial), 11:30:2005 p10
Lifestyle of a ... Psychololgy professor (Matthew Mulvaney), 10:26:2005 p26
Lifestyle of a ..Warm-hearted teacher (Norma Lazcano), 9:14:2005 p24
New professors (Maura Keefe, Mark Norris, James Ross) bring fresh ideas and experiences, 10:12:2005 p6
New term brings new president, 9:7:2005 p1/5
Professor (Elizabeth Jane Wall Hinds) takes Pynchon into 18th century, 5:3:2006 p29
Professor (Gary Neuderfer) highlights efforts to protect environment, 4:26:2006 p3
(Ray) DiPasquale takes leave; influence remains, 2:1:2006 p1/3
Rochester history revealed in 'July '64,' 2:22:2006 p21
Saying goodbye to a Brockport legend (John Killigrew), 12:7:2005 p18
Teacher of the year (Lynne Gardner) announced (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
FAIRCHILD, B. H.
Award-winning poet (B. H. Fairchild) finds inspiration in real-life events, 9:21:2005 p21
American dream results in mass death, 4:12:2006 p14
There's a dark side to redneck farm fun, 10:26:2005 p11
FASHION
OSAD holds 20th Annual Fashion Show, 4:26:2006 p19
Sequins make being single look good, 9:7:2005 p16
Strive for classy classroom attire (Editorial), 10:12:2005 p11
FEDERAL RESERVE
Bernanke chosen to fill Greenspan's shoes at Fed, 10:26:2005 p4
Judicial actions taken against students caught file sharing, 2:82006 p1/4
FINANCES
Being a cheapskate is hereditary, 11:30:2005 p16
FINANCIAL AID
Budget cuts target financial aid, 11:16:2005 p5
FIRE SAFETY
She didn't start the fire... (photo), 9:14:2005 p6
FITNESS
Campus disagrees with 'MF' article, 10:12:2005 p1/3
Sports drinks aren't needed for short exercise times, 4:19:2006 p15
Spring into shape with a fitness partner, 3:29:2006 p19
FOLD, BEN
Ben Folds show electrifies Brockport, 11:2:2005 p17
FOOD
Admit being a 'flavor junkie,' 10:5:2005 p17
Dining hall food is no piece of cake, 2:15:2005 p15
Just the way you like it...Create your own sandwich, 2:15:2006 p16
FOOTBALL
Bombers subdue Golden Eagles, 10:5:2005 p35
Briefs, 11:30:2005 p32
Brockport loses to St. John Fisher, 10:12:2005 p39
Brockport snags first season win at Apprentice, 9:21:2005 p35
Golden Eagles suffer disappointment against Cortland, 9:7:2005 p35
Golden Eagles tame Bengals in season finale, 11:16:2005 p35
Golden Eagles tear Wolverines to pieces, 10:26:2005 p40
Golden Eagles upset Bobcats at Homecoming, 9:28:2005 p36
Golden Eagles 'wise' -ly tame the Lions, 11:9:2005 p31
Is USC an NFL-caliber team? You must be joking, 10:12:2005 p37
Profs give 22-page football lesson to Brockport, Golden Eagles get ero on test, 11:2:2005 p31
The Sea Gulls peck the Golden Eagles, 9:14:2005 p35
FOOTBALL, COACHING
Robinson is a living legend for more than football, 9:28:2005 p33
FOOTBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Bills grab second victory of the season, 10:12:2005 p35
Joy of black and gold conquers Detroit, 2:8:2006 p31
Losman doesn't miss his second chance, 11:16:2005 p31
By mid-November, most NFL dreams are overrun by reality, 11:30:2005 p33
New Orleans loses first 'home' season game, 9:21:2005 p32
Philadelphia 76ers prove there still is no 'I' in team, 4:26:2006 p30
Seahawks won't find sea of blue in Detroit, 2:1:2006 p32
Shaun Alexander signs $62 million, eight-year contract to remain with Seattle Seahawks, 3:8:2006 p31
Two QBs had good games, but only one has a future, 9:21:2005 p33
Will anyone else take a chance on T.O.? Oh, yeah, 11:16:2005 p33
FOREIGN POLICY
Bush administration needs a plan, 2:1:2006 p16
Pat Robertson should be the country's new leader, 9:14:2005 p14
FRANK BELTRAN SCHOLARSHIP
Class project raises money for scholarship fund, 3:1:2006 p6
FREE TRADE
Keep jobs within U.S., 4:19:2006 p16
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Brockport has amended rules and regulations to clarify rights, 9:7:2005 p7
Certain rules and regulations of college have been amended to clarify the rights of all students to freedom of speech and expression, 11:16:2005 p6
Reactions to Kanye West seemhypocritical, 9:21:2005 p14
FRIENDSHIP
Make time for those who matter most, 2:1:2006 P12
In search of new friendships, 4:26:2006 p11
FUND RAISERS
Sorority sisters raise funds at Teddi Dance for Love, 3:1:2006 p7
Players enjoy game session, despite low turnout, 11:2:2005 p20
Take a break and play 'Would you rather?' (Editorial), 12:7:2005 p13
GARDENING
Killer outgrows black thumb, 3:8:2006 p16
GARDNER, LYNNE
Teacher of the year (Lynne Gardner) announced (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
GASOLINE
Be energy conscious (OLetter), 12:7:2005 p19
Commuters deal with the rising cost of gasoline, 9:7:2005 p3
GAY MARRIAGES
Arnold Schwarzenegger's 'betrayal' is no surprise, 9:21:2005 p15
GEBMAN, C. J.
Institutional endowments: meaning before money, 5:3:2006 p23
GEEKS
It's time to embrace 'geeks,' 9:14:2005 p17
GEIGER, TEDDY
Teddy Geiger: on the edge of stardom at seventeen, 4:19:2006 p22
GERRY D'AGOSTINO MEMORIAL LECTURE
Speakers at D'Agostino memorial lecture owe success to athletic coaches, 4:19:2006 p4
GOFF, JENNA
Lifestyle of a Homecoming Queen (Jenna Goff), 9:28:2005 p23
GOLF, PROFESSIONAL
The draw of dollars keep teens from being teens, 9:7:2005 p33
Integrity, insanity of golf illustrated by Wie's DQ, 10:26:2005 p37
Masters bows down to golf equipment on steroids, 4:5:2006 p34
The Masters: Mickelson has declawed Tiger, 4:19:2006 p30
Mickelson makes it look easy at Masters, 4:12:2006 p32
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Brockport to offer collaborative physical therapy doctorate, 9:28:2005 p3
GRADUATION
College is pointless without graduation (Editorial), 11:16:2005 p9
GRANTS
Merck money to boost Brockport science departments in form of $60,000 grant, 4:5:2006 p3
GREECE (TOWN) - BUSINESSES
Jackson's Bakery connects Greece community to the past, 11:30:2005 p7
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
Alpha Phi Alpha holds pageant, 12:7:2005 p8
Appreciate the effort behind 'Black and Gold' event (Letter), 11:30:2005 p17
Don't forget Matt Cady (Letter), 3:1:2006 p16
Greek-life fundraiser delights children on Halloween, 11:2:2005 p21
PUSH America, 2:22:2006 p6
Sorority 'rocks' out to raise money (Letter), 2:15:2006 p17
Sorority sisters raise funds at Teddi Dance for Love, 3:1:2006 p7
Student (Bob Czajak) cycles for the disabled, 2:22:2006 p6
Teacher of the year (Lynne Gardner) announced (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
Vote for a superb professor (Letter), 4:19:2006 p17
GROUND ZERO
Possible development deal for ground zero, 3:1:2006 p6
GUATEMALA
Students reach out to Guatemala, 9:7:2005 p6
GYMNASTICS
Briefs, 2:15:2006 p33, 2:22:2006 p33
Brockport picks up first road victory this season, 3:1:2006 p32
Bulka leads Brockport to a home victory, 3:8:2006 p36
Phenomenal Bulka wins all-arround title, 3:29:2006 p40
Housing for the needy: exploring Habitat for Humanity, 4:5:2006 p7
More than $1,650 raised for school for homeless in South Africa, 5:3:2006 p9
Students sleep in boxes to raise money, 10:5:2005 p1/3
HAIRCUTS
Haircut etiquette, 2:1:2006 p13
HALLOWEEN
Free costumes spark students' Halloween spirit, 11:2:2005 p20
Greek-life fundraiser delights children on Halloween, 11:2:2005 p21
Haunted House line was horrifying (Letter), 11:9:2005 p17
'Massacre' makes students scream, 11:2:2005 p21
Students 'milk' McLean Massacre, arrest made after vandalism, 11:9:2005 p1/3
HALSTEAD, JOHN
Halstead answers questions about college's future, 11:30:2005 p3/4
Halstead 'celebrates student success,' inaugurated Brockport's sisth president, 4:12:2006 p1
Halstead family officially welcomed, 10:12:2005 p1/3
New term brings new president, 9:7:2005 p1/5
HAMLIN BEACH
Garbage gatherers contribute to cleaner waters, 9:21:2005 p22
HARLEQUINS
Harlequins play Shakespeare in fast-forward reverse, 11:9:2005 p20
HAUNTED HOUSES
Haunted House line was horrifying (Letter), 11:9:2005 p17
'Massacre' makes students scream, 11:2:2005 p21
The McLean Massacre, 10:26:2005 p3
Students 'milk' McLean Massacre, arrest made after vandalism, 11:9:2005 p1/3
HEALTH
Flabby logic slims down self-esteem, 2:22:2006 p12
Hazen Hall answers difficult health questions, 9:14:2005 p15
Neither fit nor fat, Brockport students are just right, 12:7:2005 p3
Students receive free flu shots, 11:2:2005 p1/3
Walk/Bike week promotes health awareness on campus, in community, 5:3:2006 p8
Ways to have more energy, 9:28:2005 p14
HEALTH CENTER
Health center offers STD testing, 3:1:2006 p15
HEALTH INSURANCE
Students face health insurance challenges, 2:15:2006 p1/3
HEARING IMPAIRED DEVICES
New devices aid hearing-impaired in Tower, 2:22:2006 p1
HILTON APPLE FEST
Hilton Apple Fest unites community, shows off goods, 10:5:2005 p24
HINDS, ELIZABETH JANE WALL
Professor (Elizabeth Jane Wall Hinds) takes Pynchon into 18th century, 5:3:2006 p29
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
History department has Irish ties, 11:9:2005 p4
HISTORY FORUM
Brockport's post Sept. 11 lesson in spy games, 4:26:2006 p3
'Color Purple' explores contemporary issues, 11:16:2005 p23
HOCKEY
Bengals devour Eagles in overtime, 2:8:2006 p34
Briefs, 10:26:2005 p36
Brockport concedes a home loss to Fredonia, 2:8:2006 p34
Brockport drops a pair of games during the weekend, 11:16:2005 p35
Brockport drops two on the road, 2:1:2006 p36
Brockport ends season on sour note, 2:15:2006 p34
Brockport notches first win in weekend tourney, 11:30:2005 p36
Brockport split weekend series on the road, 12:7:2005 p40/38
Brockport still waiting for first season win, 11:9:2005 p35
Brockport to start season with new coach (James Eccles, 9:28:2005 p34
Ice hockey looks toward playoffs, 10:26:2005 p35
Manhattanville too 'valiant' for the Golden Eagles, 11:2:2005 p32
Silver lining for Brockport Hockey, 2:22:2006 p34
HOCKEY, PROFESSIONAL
Let's hope scandal leaves the Great One untouched, 2:22:2006 p32
HOMECOMING
Comedy show is met with complaints (Letter), 9:28:2005 p18
Contestants pull off pageant despite MIA microphone, 9:21:2005 p22
Homecoming and Family weekend, 9:14:2005 p27
Homecoming entertainment includes Brockport's own dance team, 9:28:2005 p22
Lifestyle of a Homecoming Queen (Jenna Goff), 9:28:2005 p23
HOMESICKNESS
Get involved, 9:28:2005 p14
HOMEWORK
Current 'stars' need their rest too, 2:1:2006 p17
HONORS PROGRAM
Pulitzer winner speaks at Brockport, 12:7:2005 p7
HOUSING
Breaking new ground, 3:29:2006 p1
Brockport breaks ground on state-of-the-art student townhome complex, 3:29:2006 p4
Construction ruckus irritates students, 4:5:2006 p15
Construction to start on campus apartments, 12:7:2005 p3/4
Memories will preserve plateau field, 4:12:2006 p17
HULLFISH, WILLIAM JR.
A day in the life of: Professor William Hullfish, Jr., 4:26:2006 p23
HUMAN RIGHTS
SSWO raises human rights awareness with 'Poverty Speak Out,' 5:3:2006 p6
Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 5:3:2006 p6
HUMOR
Innovative ideas, 10:5:2005 p12
Sure signs you attend Brockport (Editorial), 3:29:2006 p13
The world needs anti-motivational speakers, 9:28:2005 p17
HUMPHREYS, HELEN
Helen Humphreys abandons poetry, 'shines' as fiction writer, 10:12:2005 p25
HURRICANE KATRINA
Katrina forces Tulane to cancel fall semester, 9:7:2005 p7
Katrina impacts student's family, 9:21:2005 p6
The speech Bush should have made, 9:21:2005 p12
Tensions flare after Katrina, 9:21:2005 p14
HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF
Brockport responds to hurricane, 9:7:2005 p7
Campus Ambassadors reach out to those in need, embrace Katrina relief efforts, 2:15:2006 p6
Fraud sullies Katrina relief efforts, 2:15:2006 p5
Help New Orleans any way possible (Editorial), 9:7:2005 p11
Hurricane Katrina Relief Taste-Off and Make a Difference Day event fill Tuttle South, 10:26:2005 p23
Hurricane relief update, 9:14:2005 p1
Schools take in displaced students, 9:14:2005 p1
Southern aid with a side of sweet potato pie, 2:8:006 p12
Students assist with Hurricane Katrina relief efforts in Louisiana, 3:29:2006 p8
Tulane transfer student requests SEFA donations (Letter), 10:26:2005 p18
HUSSEIN, SADDAM
Saddam's trial should be quick, accurate, 10:26:2005 p15
Skate your way to newfound royalty, 10:26:2005 p14
IMMIGRATION
Bush to crack down on illegal immigration, 11:30:2005 p8
Immigrants walk of jobs, onto streets to show economic clout, 5:3:2006 p3
Secure U.S. borders, 4:12:2006 p18
INAUGURATION
Famous forensic scientist Henry Lee shares life experiences with humor, 4:12:2006 p3
Halstead 'celebrates student success,' inaugurated Brockport's sisth president, 4:12:2006 p1
INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
Brockport athletes break school records, Dupuis steamrolls his opponents in shot put, 2:8:2006 p35
Brockport makes history at ECAC's, 3:8:2006 p36/35
Heim excels in the SUNYAC finals; Golden Eagles place fourth overall, 2:22:2006 p35
Lippincott, Sosnoski lead women's team to second place at RIT; men place fourth, 3:1:2006 p32
Men's women's teams turn in great performances at Cornell, 12:7:2005 p38
Sosnoski and Allen qualify for nationals; Golden Eagles break four school records, 2:15:2006 p35
Sosnoski shines in Canton, helps team win the title, 2:1:2006 p35
Spectacular performance in gold and green; Heim and Dupuis qualify for Nationals, 3:8:2006 p35
INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY
Garbage gatherers contribute to cleaner waters, 9:21:2005 p22
INTERNSHIPS
Consider Disney internships, 10:26:2005 p16
Internships are important, 10:5:2005 p19
IPODS
IPod is a practical purchase, 4:26:2006 p13
Tune in and discover true love, 2:1:2006 p14
IRAQ
Iraq's constitution does not create democracy, 10:12:2005 p20
Iraq's draft constitution should be understood, 10:5:2005 p20
Students react to new Iraqi constitution, 9:28:2005 p1/5
IRAQ WAR
Exit Iraq, 3:29:2006 p19
Iraq exit strategy remians elusive, 10:12:2005 p22
Soldier returns after service in Iraq, 3:1:2006 p20
Speak out on troops behalf, 3:8:2006 p17
Student (John Napolitano) shares reality of war, 11:30:2005 p5
IRELAND
Your eyes will be smiling after a trip to Ireland, 4:26:2006 p21
English club releases 'Jigsaw,' 5:3:2006 p30
English club to raise funds for 'Jigsaw,' 3:1:2006 p19
JOB SEARCH
Begin searching for a job, 11:9:2005 p16
Easy ways to find a job (Career Corner), 9:7:2005 p17
Find employment with JobShop, 2:8:2006 p15
How to find a job after college, 11:2:2005 p12
Networking is the best way to find a job, 9:21:2005 p19
Approach job fair like an interview, 2:1:2006 p17
Career Services spring jobs and internships fair a success, 4:5:2006 p5
Career Services to hold spring jobs and internships fair, 3:8:2006 p6
It's important to dress well (Career Corner), 10:12:2005 p19
JOHNSTON, DAVID CAY
Pulitzer winner speaks at Brockport, 12:7:2005 p7
JUDO
Former Olympic coach (Sachio Ashida) teaches Brockport judo, 2:15:2006 p24
JULY '64
(Carvin) Eison tells piece of Rochester history
Rochester history revealed in 'July '64,' 2:22:2006 p21
JUNIORS
Insanity abounds during junior year, 10:12:2005 p13
Eagles dismantle Cazenovia College, 3:29:2006 p40
Golden Eagles rout Medaille College at home, 4:5:2006 p36
Golden Eagles split conference games, 4:26:2006 p32
Miserable week for Golden Eagles, men's and women's teams lose four, 4:19:2006 p29
Oswego Lakers drown Brockport, 5:3:2006 p36
Women's lax team wins on the road, men split games, 4:12:2006 p33, 4:12:2006 p36
LACROSSE, WOMENS
Brockport fails to qualify for playoffs, finishes the season with two victories, 5:3:2006 p37
Cardinals defeat Eagles in the waning seconds, 3:29:2006 p37
Eagles invincible at home, lose on road, 4:26:2006 p29
Inconsistent Brockport defeats Ohio Wesleyan, 4:5:2006 p33
Miserable week for Golden Eagles, men's and women's teams lose four, 4:19:2006 p29
Women's lax team wins on the road, men split games, 4:12:2006 p33, 4:12:2006 p36
LAKE ONTARIO RESEARCH CENTER
Brockport involved in efforts to build research center, Great Lakes awareness, 2:15:2005 p3
LANDSLIDES
Entire Guatemalan villages destroyed by landslides, 10:12:2005 p7
LATENESS
Early birth leads to a lifetime of lateness, 4:12:2006 p16
LAUNDRY
Find clean clothes after college, 3:29:2006 p18
LAW SCHOOL
How to get into law school, 9:14:2005 p17
LAZCANO, NORMA
Lifestyle of a ..Warm-hearted teacher (Norma Lazcano), 9:14:2005 p24
LECTURES
African Bridge helps children in Tanzania at risk for AIDS, 3:29:2006 p7
(Angela) Shelton speaks out to end victimization, 5:3:2006 p4
Brockport's post Sept. 11 lesson in spy games, 4:26:2006 p3
Brother of the Unabomber speaks to Brockport students, 3:29:2006 p6
Choreographer (Jane Comfort) lends hope, inspiration to audience, 9:28:2005 p25
Drunken spring break nightmare yields valuable lesson for Brockport students, 3:1:2006 p3
Famous forensic scientist Henry Lee shares life experiences with humor, 4:12:2006 p3
Ilyasah Shabazz speaks at Coomer Hall, 2:15:2006 p21
Men take a stand to stop violence against women, 11:2:2005 p4
Nobel Peace Prize nominee (Medea Benjamin)speaks at college, 9:28:2005 p5
NYTimes columnist (David Carr) speaks at Brockport, 2:22:2006 p3
Panel sheds light on 'Terra Nova,' Antaractic exploration, 3:1:2006 p7
Political commentator, blogger (Arianna) Huffington distinguished speaker at Brockport, 4:5:2006 p3
Professor (Adrienne Davis) examines interracial relationships in antebellum South, 10:12:2005 p9
Professor (Gary Neuderfer) highlights efforts to protect environment, 4:26:2006 p3
Pulitzer winner speaks at Brockport, 12:7:2005 p7
Runner (Loretta Claiborne) shares message of hope, 10:5:2005 p6
Speakers at D'Agostino memorial lecture owe success to athletic coaches, 4:19:2006 p4
War vs. faith: Major (John Krenson) shares his inner conflict, 3:1:2006 p3
LEE, HENRY
Famous forensic scientist Henry Lee shares life experiences with humor, 4:12:2006 p3
LEHR, TERRI
A day in the life of: teacher Terri Lehr, 2:22:2006 p20
LIFT BRIDGE BOOK SHOP
Poets defy time limit at Lift Bridge event, 4:26:2006 p20
LIPSTICK
Hitting the stick just isn't worth it, 9:14:2005 p10
LOVE
Love is worth the wait, 2:1:2006 p18
LOVENHEIM, PETER
Journalist (Peter Lovenheim) is special guest at Writers Forum, 3:29:2006 p25
DiPasquale, Mike - Student trickster uses talents to cheer others, 11:16:2005 p22
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
Campus collaborates to 'Make a Difference' nationally, 10:26:2005 p23
Hurricane Katrina Relief Taste-Off and Make a Difference Day event fill Tuttle South, 10:26:2005 p23
MARGARET A. MCGRATH CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
New scholarship available to Sweden, Hamlin residents, 2:15:2006 p6
MARIJUANA
Marijuana myths, 4:5:2006 p18
MARRIAGE
Live without regret (Letter), 2:1:2006 p18
Women shouldn't have to defend decision to marry young, 12:7:2005 p20
Campus support contributes to parade success (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
Max's Mardi Grtas parade celebrates 'Our Heroes,' 5:3:2006 p7
MAYNOOTH
Your eyes will be smiling after a trip to Ireland, 4:26:2006 p21
MCELWAIN, JASON
J-Mac fired shots viewed 'round the world, 3:8:2006 p32
MCFARLANE HALL
McFarlane gets an 'automatic' upgrade, 9:7:2005 p1/3
MCLEAN MASSACRE
Haunted House line was horrifying (Letter), 11:9:2005 p17
'Massacre' makes students scream, 11:2:2005 p21
The McLean Massacre, 10:26:2005 p3
Students 'milk' McLean Massacre, arrest made after vandalism, 11:9:2005 p1/3
MCNAIR, WESLEY
(Wesley) McNair presents poetry at Writers Forum, 4:12:2006 p24
MEDIA
The public should realize the media has no agenda, 11:9:2005 p12
MEDICAL ETHICS
Transplant ethics: a question of need debated, 4:5:2006 p6
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Things to remember when applying to med school, 11:2:2005 p6
MEMORIAL GARDEN
Memorial Garden unveiled outside Hartwell Hall, 9:21:2005 p3
MEN
Real men prefer cheap clothes, expensive toys, 2:15:2006 p14
MEN'S FITNESS MAGAZINE
Campus disagrees with 'MF' article, 10:12:2005 p1/3
Men's Fitness article won't be remembered (Letter), 10:26:2005 p18
MENTORING
Junior High kids unravel history's mysteries, 4:19:2006 p20
METHAMPHETAMINE
Methamphetamine facts, 5:3:2006 p19
MIGRANT WORKERS
Student shares experience translating for migrant workers, 4:19:2006 p6
Support migrant workers, 4:12:2006 p18
MILITARY RECRUITMENT
Supreme Court upholds military recruitment law, 3:8:2006 p6
MILITARY SCIENCE
Be sure to sign up for MSC classes spring semester, 11:9:2005 p16
MORAVIA 4
Get to the 'bare' bottom of the law, 10:5:2005 p15
MOVIES
Bright lights shine on area school, 9:7:2005 p4
'Closer' presented in women's film series, 3:8:2006 p19
Movie extras experience 'glamour' first hand, 9:7:2005 p21
Movies lack magic, 2:1:2006 p17
Speedy rabbit, tricks are for kids, 2:22:2006 p13
Summer movies change with sleep deprivation, 9:7:2005 p14
MOVIES - REVIEWS
Cast performance in horror flick (The Fog) doesn't live up to original, 11:2:2005 p22
'Color Purple' explores contemporary issues, 11:16:2005 p23
Disney brings sled dogs to big screen, 3:8:2006 p20
Dylan documentary takes viewers on journey for self, 10:26:2005 p30
'Emily Rose' endangers horror movie genre, 9:21:2005 p27
A 'Factory' remake in true Burton style, 11:16:2005 p25
Fourth Potter film appears as best yet, 11:30:2005 p23
'Glory Road' a standard sports movie, 2:8:2006 p20
'House of Wax' provides laughs, but lacks thrill, 11:9:2005 p22
Love at any cost: The Constant Gardener, 2:1:2006 p24
'North Country' an emotional trial, 3:29:2006 p29
Now playing on the big screen (Flightplan), 10:5:2005 p29
Outlook on "The Brothers... is grim, 9:14:2005 p21
Racism takes a front seat in 'Crash,' 9:21:2005 p26
'Rejects' gives viewers reasons to squirm, 11:30:2005 p22
Tim Allen's 'Shaggy Dog' is family fun for everyone, 3:8:2006 p20
True story brought to life in 'Spear,' 2:1:2006 p24
'Ultraviolet' action flick sputters and stalls, 3:8:2006 p20
'V for Vendetta' hits screens with a vengeance, 3:29:2006 p28
MULVANEY, MATTHEW
Lifestyle of a ... Psychololgy professor (Matthew Mulvaney), 10:26:2005 p26
MUSIC
Ban uninspiring opening acts, 4:19:2006 p13
Ben Folds show electrifies Brockport, 11:2:2005 p17
BSG finalizing band for spring concert, 2:22:2006 p5
Cloud 9 gives free show, 4:19:2006 p20
Ferdinand pitches punk the old-fashioned way, 10:12:2005 p29
'Folk Meets Classical' in guitar-guided tour of Eastern European music, 11:9:2005 p20
Guidice Trio creates ambiance at Casino Night, 9:28:2005 p22
Jazz ensemble plays with kicked back 'vibe,' 9:21:2005 p21
Local music scene gets 'snappy' addition (Beat Snappers), 12:7:2005 p28
Music, torrential rain douses stress, 3:8:2006 p13
Punk is dead; blame the orthodontist, 11:30:2005 p15
Reflection of Something tour kicks off in Rochester, 9:7:2005 p24
Say hello to the new and improved hard-core Finch, 11:9:2005 p23
Sizing up Thom Jennings (Letter), 2:1:2006 p18
Stolen pop stars; this means war!, 4:26:2006 p13
System's newest CD 'hypnotizes' its listeners, 2:22:2006 p22
Teddy Geiger: on the edge of stardom at seventeen, 4:19:2006 p22
Thom Jennings deserves respect (Letter), 2:8:2006 p18
Uncle Plum steals spotlight at Eagle Fest, 9:14:2005 p19
Violinist (Corine Stillwell) serenades students, staff, at noon, 10:5:2005 p24
Wake up with Al Kooper, 10:12:2005 p29
Yellowcard rocks Tuttle ice arena, 5:3:2006 p28
Yellowcard to play Brockport?, 3:1:2006 p1
MUSIC - REVIEWS
311 treads into pop/punk territory, 9:28:2005 p28
Arctic Monkeys climb the international charts, 4:5:2006 p26
Blink releases 'Greatest Hits,' 11:30:2005 p25
Coheed and Cambria: A sound that's out of this world, 9:21:2005 p25
Cold chronicles "A Different Kind of Pain," 4:26:2006 p22
Daniel Powter's upbeat rock tops the charts, 4:5:2006 p25
Default still rocks with 'One Thing Remains,' 3:29:2006 p27
'E' not screaming' for new Fray album, 10:26:2005 p29
February brings new album for 'Heights' fans, 3:8:2006 p21
Flaming Lips not so bad, 5:3:2006 p30
Hootie and the Blowfish reappear, looking to get lucky, 10:5:2005 p29
'In the Wake of Determination' album attempts pop-rock sound falls short, 11:9:2005 p23
'Island' features bland lyrics, unique sound, 4:12:2006 p25
Jack's Mannequin and The Trews receive stellar ratings, 9:14:2005 p20
'Live Trucker' continues success of Kid Rock, 4:5:2006 p25
Matisyahu's spiritual spin climbs the charts, 3:29:2006 p27
'Move Along' too good a secret to keep, 9:28:2005 p28
Ne-Yo's new album expreses vocal, lyrical talent, 4:12:2006 p25
New Death Cab album combines old and new styles, 9:21:2005 p25
New 'Yellowdard' album has hidden jewels, 2:8:2006 p22
Nickelback rides down a redundant road, 2:15:2006 p22
The Point Taken: Our Lady Peace, 9:7:2005 p22
Queens' 'Lullabies' fails to impress, 12:7:2005 p29
'Songs for Silverman' lacks wit and energy, 10:26:2005 p29
Staind submits lyric-driven album, Chapter V, 10:5:2005 p29
The Strokes aren't what they used to be; fall short of hopes, 2:22:2006 p23
'Switchfoot' release is cumbersome, 2:8:2006 p21
Trapt power rock delivers again to fans, 3:8:2006 p21
West's 'Late Registration' has a way with words, 2:22:2006 p23
Williams 'Better Self' just makes sense, 11:16:2005 P25
MUSIC AT NOON
'Folk Meets Classical' in guitar-guided tour of Eastern European music, 11:9:2005 p20
Harps play 'Music at Noon,' 4:12:2006 p24
Tarantella plays Music at Noon, 3:8:2006 p19
Violinist (Corine Stillwell) serenades students, staff, at noon, 10:5:2005 p24
MYSPACE
MySpace makes the world a better place, 3:8:2006 p17
NSA spying program is unconstitutional, 2:8:2006 p17
NATIONAL SURVEY OF STUDENT ENGAGEMENT
Brockport students engage in national survey, 3:29:2006 p3
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND
Your eyes will be smiling after a trip to Ireland, 4:26:2006 p21
NATO
Brockport student (Kaylea Happell) meets NATO secretary general, 3:29:2006 p6
NEUDERFER, GARY
Professor (Gary Neuderfer) highlights efforts to protect environment, 4:26:2006 p3
NEW ORLEANS
Back to normal in the Big Easy (Editorial), 3:8:2006 p11
In New Orleans, 'les bons temps' will surely roll, 9:14:2005 p33
Protect Gulf Coast's cultural gem, 2:22:2006 p17
NEW YORK - ELECTIONS
NY state representative candidates raise funds, 4:19:2006 p3
NEW YORK - FINANCE
N.Y. State budget maintains status quo for Brockport funds, 4:5:2006 p1/3
Pataki vetoes $2.9 billion from budget; cuts include Brockport rec center, 4:19:2006 p1
NEW YORK CITY
Visit to New York City stirs up memories of 9/11, 4:12:2006 p26
NEW YORK CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION
NYCLU director (Barbara de Leeuw) stresses importance of balancing security, freedom, 3:1:2006 p6
NIAGARA FALLS
Niagara Falls could benefit from federal designation, 12:7:2005 p7
Commuters deal with the rising cost of gasoline, 9:7:2005 p3
New commuter lot to relieve parking congestion, 5:3:2006 p3
OIL
Oil companies pay high price for big risk, 5:3:2006 p20
Windfall profits reveal price gouging, 11:2:2005 p13
OLYMPICS
Bode needs to put some medals where his mouth is, 2:15:2006 p32
'Idol' triumphs over Olympics (Editorial), 3:1:2006 p9
Kwan drops out of Turin Olympics with groin injury, 2:15:2006 p31
Many nations share wealth in Turin medals race, 3:1:2006 p29
Moody Bode Miller and rock-solid Rocca could join Olympic lore, 2:1:2006 p34
NBS loses its biggest star, 2:15:2006 p31
Time for a new motto for U.S. Shi Team, 2:22:2006 p31
ORGAN DONATION
Brockport student (Bob Pease) shares lasting gift during winter break, 2:8:2006 p6
Facts about organ donation, 2:8:2006 p6
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
Transplant ethics: a question of need debated, 4:5:2006 p6
OSAD
OSAD holds 20th Annual Fashion Show, 4:26:2006 p19
OSAD night gives students a taste of African dance, 11:16:2005 p23
Helicopter parents should stophovering overhead, 11:9:2005 p16
Shattering single parent stereotypes, 11:9:2005 p15
PARKING
New commuter lot to relieve parking congestion, 5:3:2006 p3
No current events compare to wars over parking, 9:7:2005 p18
Parking in designated lots would benefit all (Editorial), 9:7:2005 p11
Parking rumors: true or false?, 9:14:2005 p27
Welcome enter and Parking Services survey results, 2:1:2006 p23
PARKS, ROSA
Rosa Parks leaves a legacy, 11:2:2005 p12
PATRIOT ACT
Colleges fight Patriot Act, 10:5:2005 p18
Reform the Patriot Act: Why SUNY Brockport students should care..., 4:19:2006 p23
Stickers protest U.S. Patriot Act, 5:3:2005 p1/7
Take 'The Stylus' poll, 4:26:2006 p4
'The Stylus' Patriot Act poll results, 5:3:2006 p7
PEER PRESSURE
Don't let peer pressure influence decisions, 9:14:2005 p16
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
Ask Betty, 9:21:2005 p18
Ask Grace, 10:5:2005 p19, 10:12:2005 p18, 10:26:2005 p16, 2:15:2006 p18, 2:22:2006 p16, 3:1:2006 p15, 3:8:2006 p14, 3:29:2006 p19, 4:5:2006 p18, 4:12:2006 p16, 4:19:2006 p14, 4:26:2006 p13, 5:3:2006 p19
Beware the wrath of 'The Peach Lady,' 9:21:2005 p10
Chip dip tiff results in life-long grudge, 10:12:2005 p17
Determine if your relationship is healthy, 2:22:2006 p16
How to have a balanced life: Ask Grace, 2:8:2006 p18
Princes who pinch are always frogs, 3:1:2006 p14
Use honesty to combat silly social norms, 10:12:2005 p12
When to end a relationship, 11:30:2005 p16
PHI KAPPA PHI
Don't forget Matt Cady (Letter), 3:1:2006 p16
PUSH America, 2:22:2006 p6
Student (Bob Czajak) cycles for the disabled, 2:22:2006 p6
PHI SIGMA SIGMA
Sorority 'rocks' out to raise money (Letter), 2:15:2006 p17
Sorority sisters raise funds at Teddi Dance for Love, 3:1:2006 p7
PHOTOGRAPHY
Campus photographer (Dim Dusen) wins top prize, 4:19:2006 p5
PHYSICAL THERAPY
Brockport to offer collaborative physical therapy doctorate, 9:28:2005 p3
PHYSICS DEPARTMENT
Physics department recognized with fourth consecutive award, 4:19:2006 p3
PLASTIC
Dealing with plastic is far from 'heavenly,' 10:5:2005 p10
PLATEAU FIELD
Memories will preserve plateau field, 4:12:2006 p17
PLUTO
Hubble images show Pluto has three moons, 11:2:2005 p3
POETRY
Poetry, furballs, harmonicas, oh my!, 10:26:2005 p25
Poetry reading enjoyed by all - not just the baret-wearing crowd, 9:28:2005 p25
Poets defy time limit at Lift Bridge event, 4:26:2006 p20
Student poetry, 11:9:2005 p26
POKER
Historic win takes'hold' at poker tournament, 11:9:2005 p21
Two-pair wins poker tournament, 10:5:2005 p25
POLICE
Police need to respect students (Letter), 12:7:2005 p19
Subject 'Tased' by village police during breakup of local party, 2:8:2006 p3
POLITICS
Republican hypocrites indluge in excess, 10:5:2005 p17
Republicans seize on Hillary Clinton's visit, 11:16:2005 p6
POLLS.SEE Students - Surveys
PORT CONTROL
Bush is correct to support UAE, 3:1:2006 p13
Keep port control local, 3:1:2006 p14
POVERTY
Reality Tour heightens poverty awareness, 11:2:2005 p5
SSWO raises human rights awareness with 'Poverty Speak Out,' 5:3:2006 p6
PRESCRIPTIONS
Medicine mix-up causes double-take, 4:5:2006 p16
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
Poll: New Yorkers think Clinton unlikely to win Presidential race, 2:1:2006 p4
PRESIDENTIAL DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER
Political commentator, blogger (Arianna) Huffington distinguished speaker at Brockport, 4:5:2006 p3
PRESLEY, ELVIS
In this castle, Elvis is still King, 3:8:2006 p12
PRINCETON REVIEW
SUNY Brockport rates high on Princeton Review list, 5:3:2006 p3
PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR
Vote for a superb professor (Letter), 4:19:2006 p17
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Lifestyle of a ... Psychololgy professor (Matthew Mulvaney), 10:26:2005 p26
PYNCHON, THOMAS
Professor (Elizabeth Jane Wall Hinds) takes Pynchon into 18th century, 5:3:2006 p29
Relay for Life proves successful (Letter), 4:19:2006 p17
REPUBLICANS
National debt skyrockets, 3:29:2006 p17
Students debate current issues in friendly exchange, 3:1:2006 p5
RESIDENCE HALLS.SEE Dormitories
RESPONSIBILITY
Stop making excuses by calling decisions 'accidents,' 10:12:2005 p19
RESUMES
Create resume for job interviews, 3:1:2006 p15
RISK TAKING
Rewards come with taking risks, 11:16:2005 p16
ROBERTS, JOHN
Bush may be more diverse in next nominee, 9:28:2005 p3
ROBERTSON, PAT
Pat Robertson should be the country's new leader, 9:14:2005 p14
ROCHESTER - HISTORY
(Carvin) Eison tells piece of Rochester history
Rochester history revealed in 'July '64,' 2:22:2006 p21
ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
RPO brings European culture to Brockport, 3:29:2006 p24
ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Jazz ensemble plays with kicked back 'vibe,' 9:21:2005 p21
ROLLER HOCKEY
Brave Golden Eagles reach Final Four, conclude best season in school's history, 4:26:2006 p28
Eagles finish regular season, 2:8:2006 p33
Eagles make it four in a row, 11:30:2005 p34
Golden Eagle rollers fly high in first season games, 11:16:2005 p31
Roller hockey fastens seat belts for kickoff of the season, 11:2:2005 p31
ROSS, JAMES
New professors (Maura Keefe, Mark Norris, James Ross) bring fresh ideas and experiences, 10:12:2005 p6
ROTC
Cadet results are excellent, 9:21:2005 p18
Cadets earn leadership recognition, 9:7:2005 p17
Devaluing common myths, 9:28:2005 p15
ROTC conducts fall field training, 10:12:2005 p21
ROTC graduate (Robert A. Bager) pays ultimate price, 10:12:2005 p5
ROTC to attend training at West Point, 2:22:2006 p6
RUGBY, WOMENS
Injuries nothing new to rugby team, 10:5:2005 p4
RYAN, JOHN
Chancellor Ryan weighs in on SUNY issues, 2:15:2006 p1/6
RYBAK, JENNIFER
Local runner (Jennifer Rybak) comes home to race in Rochester Marathon, 9:28:2005 p18
Brockport purchases new defibrillators, 9:21:2005 p1/7
Even superheroes use discretion, 11:30:2005 p11
SCHOLARS DAY
Boys go bonkers for beer glasses on Scholars Day, 4:19:2006 p15
Scholard Day celebrates student success, 4:19:2006 p3
SCHOLARSHIPS
Class of 1953 Scholarship, 10:26:2005 p24
Class project raises money for scholarship fund, 3:1:2006 p6
'Crockpot' skimps on scholarship stew, 2:22:2006 p17
Not all Dean's scholars have a headache (Letter), 3:1:2006 p16
Scholarship opportunity update, 10:5:2005 p3
Scholarships for current undergraduate students, 11:9:2005 p18, 11:16:2005 p19
SCHOOL WITHOUT WALLS
Junior High kids unravel history's mysteries, 4:19:2006 p20
SCHWARZENEGGER, ARNOLD
Arnold Schwarzenegger's 'betrayal' is no surprise, 9:21:2005 p15
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Merck money to boost Brockport science departments in form of $60,000 grant, 4:5:2006 p3
SEFA
College SEFA campaign sets ambitious goal, 10:12:2005 p23
SEPTEMBER 11
America profits from Sept. 11, 4:19:2006 p14
Truth about Sept. 11 must be revealed, 4:26:2006 p12
Visit to New York City stirs up memories of 9/11, 4:12:2006 p26
SEPTEMBER 11 ANNIVERSARY
Sept. 11 should have been recognized (editorial), 9:14:2005 p9
SEX
ALAS lecture offers tips on safe sex, 11:16:2005 p24
Stop asking about sex, 10:12:2005 p18
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
(Angela) Shelton speaks out to end victimization, 5:3:2006 p4
Female student assaulted on South Sreet, 2:22:2006 p1
Find friendship in a survivors group, 2:15:2006 p18
Stop blaming assault victims, 3:8:2006 p14
SEXUAL DIFFERENCES
Use humor to block Cupid's arrow, 2:8:2006 p17
SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS UNITED FOR LIBERATION (SOUL)
Board was childish (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
BSG board 'drags' down SOUL, 3:1:2006 p16
BSG board grants SOUL's funding request, 3:8:2006 p5
BSG logic proves inconsistant (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
Heated debate leads to SOUL drag show grant reduction, 3:1:2006 p1/4
SOUL holds coffee social in the Union, 3:1:2006 p18
SOUL hosts annual Drag Show, 3:29:2006 p24
Support SOUL (Letter), 3:8:2006 p18
SEYMOUR UNION
Gallery getting a makeover to maximize potential, l0:26:2005 p3
New restrooms sink expectations (Editorial), 11:9:2005 p9
SHABAZZ, ILYASAH
Ilyasah Shabazz speaks at Coomer Hall, 2:15:2006 p21
SHELTON, ANGELA
(Angela) Shelton speaks out to end victimization, 5:3:2006 p4
SHOPPING
Absurd selection complicates shopping, 9:7:2005 p13
How to survive the dreaded salesperson, 9:21:2005 p15
SHUTTLE BUS
BSG: shuttle service too expensive: merger with RGRTA proposed, 3:8:2006 p1/3
Changes to shuttle service proposed, 10:26:2005 p1/6
Shuttle-RGRTA merger proposal FAQ, 4:5:2006 p4
Professor (Adrienne Davis) examines interracial relationships in antebellum South, 10:12:2005 p9
SIGN LANGUAGE
Brockport offers sign language courses, 2:15:2006 p20
SLEEP
Skip sleeping to get a drug-like high, 3:1:2006 p14
Sleeping in wind tunnel induces insomnia, 12:7:2005 p15
SMART CLASSROOMS
Faculty is learning about 'smart' classrooms (Letter), 11:16:2005 p18
Utilize 'smart' classrooms (Editorial), 11:2:2005 p7
SMOKING
Company stops sale of untaxed cigarettes, 11:9:2005 p4
Gossip magazines show stars smoking, 9:28:2005 p12
Non-smokers deserve consideration, 9:21:2005 p11
Smoking is becoming a real drag, 11:16:2005 p15
Smoking questions answered, 9:21:2005 p18
UPS ends cigarette deliveries to individuals, 10:26:2005 p5
SOAP
Appreciate soap, 11:2:2005 p10
SOCCER
Bockport plays first NCAA games in 28 years, 11:16:2005 p36
Brockport breaks school record for best season start, 10:12:2005 p40
Brockport defeats Cortland, Bedford records sixth shutout, 9:28:2005 p35
Brockport wins a four-side home tournament, 9:7:2005 p36
The Golden Eagles extend winning streak to seven games, 9:21:2005 p36
The Golden Eagles have the word about their new record, 10:12:2005 p39
Golden Eagles lose SUNYAC final to Plattsburgh, 11:9:2005 p36
The Golden Eagles make it four wins in a row, 9:14:2005 p36
The invincible Golden Eagles keep flying high, 9:28:2005 p35
Men's soccer loses first home game of the season, 10:26:2005 p39
Students no longer allowed to play soccer indoors at Tuttle North, 3:1:2006 p1
Wildcats005 p36 and Hawks can't stop raging Golden Eagles, 10:5:2005 p36
SOCCER, PROFESSIONAL
USA qualifies for the World Cup for fifth time, 9:7:2005 p31
SOCCER, WOMENS
Briefs, 9:7:2005 p34, 9:28:2005 p34, 10:26:2005 p36
Brockport demolishes Hilbert to grab first win for the season, 9:14:2005 p36
Brockport loses to 21st ranked Ithaca, 10:5:2005 p35
Eagle women's soccer loses final game to Utica, 11:9:2005 p31
Golden Eagles bring losing streak to an end, 10:12:2005 p40
The Golden Eagles take two wins at home, 9:21:2005 p31
Golden Eagles wrap up regular season with a win, 11:2:2005 p31
SOFTBALL
Brockport defeats first in-conference opponents in sweep, 4:5:2006 p36
Brockport loses to Fisher College, defeats Geneseo, 4:19:2006 p32
Brockport wins two away games, 5:3:2006 p40
Eagles defeat Potsdam, lose to Plattsburgh, 4:12:2006 p33
Golden Eagles trample down meek Wildcats, 4:26:2006 p29
SOUTH AFRICA
Hope is key to surviving South African adversity, 4:5:2006 p8
More than $1,650 raised for school for homeless in South Africa, 5:3:2006 p9
South African children teach student valuable lesson: Find happiness in the simple things in life, 3:8:2006 p7
SPORTS
Dangerous sports: risk vs. passion, 11:9:2005 p5
Humorous view at Golden Eagle sports fall 2005 (photos), 12:7:2005 p35
What's offensive about saying something positive? (About Fisher DeBerry's comment), 11:9:2005 p33
SPRING BREAK
Memories made of fudge and fame will last, 3:29:2006 p14
Stupidity abounds during spring break, 3:29:2006 p15
STERNER, MARK
Drunken spring break nightmare yields valuable lesson for Brockport students, 3:1:2006 p3
STRESS
Cope with stress in fun, creative ways (Editorial), 9:28:2005 p9
How to handle mid-semester burnout, 2:15:2006 p18
Music, torrential rain douses stress, 3:8:2006 p13
Squirrels, suitcases raise stress levels, 12:7:2005 p14
Stress doesn't have to prevent dancing, 4:19:2006 p14
Take mental health days, 4:19:2006 p15
Ways to have more energy, 10:5:2005 p14
Ways to survive college stress, 9:21:2005 p19
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Brockport's weekend life gets boring (Editorial), 10:5:2005 p9
Get involved, 9:28:2005 p14
MTV Reality stars appear at Brockport, 5:3:2006 p28
Saying goodbye, 5:3:2006 p21
Spring brings new and exciting events, 2;1:2006 P23
Sure signs you attend Brockport (Editorial), 3:29:2006 p13
There's more to college than books, 10:5:2005 p14
(Twister) Tournament makes for a twisted evening of fun, 11:30:2005 p21
Watch movies on 'Thirsty Thursday,' 9:28:2005 p14
STUDENT LOANS
Student loans cut by Deficit Reduction Act, 2:15:2006 p4
STUDENT PROTESTS
Dozens of arrests made at White House anti-war protest, 9:28:2005 p6
STUDENT SOCIAL WORK ORGANIZATION
SSWO raises human rights awareness with 'Poverty Speak Out,' 5:3:2006 p6
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
SSSP provides valuable services for students, 4:19:2006 p5
STUDENTS
Around town... a weekly snapshot of Brockport life, 9:7:2005 p24
Brockport student (Kaylea Happell) meets NATO secretary general, 3:29:2006 p6
DiPasquale, Mike - Studenttrickster uses talents to cheer others, 11:16:2005 p22
Don't forget Matt Cady (Letter), 3:1:2006 p16
Get the scoop on (Mark) Bazer love nest, 10:12:2005 p14
Lifestyle of a Homecoming Queen (Jenna Goff), 9:28:2005 p23
Napolitano, John - Student shares reality of war, 11:30:2005 p5
South African children teach student (Jason Torreano) valuable lesson: Find happiness in the simple things in life, 3:8:2006 p7
Student (Bob Czajak) cycles for the disabled, 2:22:2006 p6
STUDENTS - SURVEYS
Brockport students engage in national survey, 3:29:2006 p3
Neither fit nor fat, Brockport students are just right, 12:7:2005 p3
'The Stylus' Patriot Act poll results, 5:3:2006 p7
STUDENTS FOR PEACE
Club strives for peace, even in everyday life, 12:7:2005 p6
STUDY ABOAD
South African children teach student valuable lesson: Find happiness in the simple things in life, 3:8:2006 p7
STUDY ABROAD
Your eyes will be smiling after a trip to Ireland, 4:26:2006 p21
STYLUS
It's time to reveal the truth behind '42,' 9:21:2005 p16
The Stylus fulfills redesign resolution (Editorial), 2:1:2006 p10
Stylus mysteries become 'unglued,' 3:1:2006 p11
Take 'The Stylus' poll, 4:26:2006 p4
'The Stylus' Patriot Act poll results, 5:3:2006 p7
STYLUS - EDITORS
Lame duck editor (Lindy Nesbitt) says goodbye to job, 5:3:2006 p16
New 'superhero' editor has hidden identiy, 9:7:2005 p12
Pet peeves spur sarcastic urges, 11:2:2005 p9
Thank you, I love you - now back to work, 5:3:2006 p17
Chancellor Ryan weighs in on SUNY issues, 2:15:2006 p1/6
New SUNY budget proposal praised, criticized, 11:9:2005 p3
SUNY is in need of new leadership, 9:7:2005 p19
SUNY should look to the future, 9:21:2005 p17
SUPER BOWL
Joy of black and gold conquers Detroit, 2:8:2006 p31
Rioters need to relax, 2:15:2006 p17
Seahawks won't find sea of blue in Detroit, 2:1:2006 p32
SUPREME COURT
Bush may be more diverse in next nominee, 9:28:2005 p3
Bush names Harriet Miers as next Supreme Court justice, 10:5:2005 p5
O'Connor delays retirement for now, 9:21:2005 p7
Marchers unite to 'Take Back the Night'on campus, in village, 11:2:2005 p19
TANNING
Tanning beds don't bronze skin, they burn it, 3:29:2006 p18
TAXES
Bush's tax cuts are necessary and logical, 4:26:2006 p14
Prosperity lacks when taxes abound, 4:26:2006 p14
Windfall profits tax is reasonable, 5:3:2006 p20
TEDDY BEAR PROJECT
Give back to community members (Editorial), 12:7:2005 p13
TELEPHONES
Cell phone users welcome 'cockroches,' 4:5:2006 p14
Penalties for using electronic devices in class, 12:7:2005 p7
Stickers protest U.S. Patriot Act, 5:3:2005 p1/7
TELEVISION
2005: The year of the sophomore, 10:12:2005 p31
Break into this fall's TV series line-up, 9:7:2005 p23
'E-Ring' livens up Wednesday night TV, 10:5:2005 p27
'Ghost' mesmerizes viewers, 4:5:2006 p24
Hats off to the series' that could have been, 9:14:2005 p21
'Idol' triumphs over Olympics (Editorial), 3:1:2006 p9
Lineup changes sweep February TV, 2:8:2006 p23
'Love Monkey' clone show, a success, 2:1:2006 p25
'Mars' is out of this world, 10:26:2005 p28
NBC attempts to 'Heist' viewers' imaginations, 4:5:2006 p27
No 'Bones' about it, procedurals lack originality, 9:21:2005 p23
PBS airs 'Legends of Jazz with Ramsey Lewis,' 4:12:2006 p27
Popular shows come to an edn, 4:19:2006 p23
Serenity shows up as hip, sexy sci-fi, 10:12:2005 p28
Some shows deserve second chances, 11:30:2005 p26
Springtime show lineup promises surprises, 12:7:2005 p27
Television Judge Judy marks a decade of tough judicial love, 2:15:2006 p23
100th episode a reckoning for 'Smallville,' 2:1:2006 p25
TV show looking for contestants, 9:21:2005 p7
TV's second chance choices, 11:2:2005 p23
'VSEs' sweek viewers off their feet, 11:9:2005 p25
WB and UPN networks close down, CW network is formed, 3:1:2006 p21
Weddings and superheroes are 'in' for the fall season, 5:3:2006 p31
Winning isn't alien to one premiere, 9:28:2005 p26
TENNIS
Briefs, 9:28:2005 p31, 10:12:2005 p36
TENNIS, PROFESSIONAL
As expected, Federer delivers in Australian Open, 2:1:2006 p34
Roddick's victory clinches semifinal berth, 4:12:2006 p32
Roger Federercreateshistory at U.S. Open, 9:14:2005 p31
TENNIS, WOMENS
The Golden Eagles drop 9-0 decision to William Smith, 9:21:2005 p35
Tennis opens season with a loss to Geneseo, 9:7:2005 p36
TERRORISM
Ironing mail may kill anthrax-like spores, 2:22:2006 p8
TESTS
Ignoring exam policy makes students 'testy,' 12:7:2005 p17
Tests are hardly music to my ears, 3:1:2006 p10
THANKSGIVING
Have a happy Thanksgiving, 11:16:2005 p17
If something can go wrong, it will, 11:30:2005 p12
Jimmy Z gives back on Than ksgiving, 11:30:2005 p3
THEATRE
Brockport re-enacts Reign of Terror (Marat/Sade), 12:7:2005 p26
Eccentric story gives life to 'Lucky Stiff,' 4:26:2006 p19
Geva and Harlequins split sides with "lake Boat' imrpov, 11:16:2005 p21
Harlequins play Shakespeare in fast-forward reverse, 11:9:2005 p20
'Kilt': a comedy with heart, 11:9:2005 p23
'Odd Couple' shakes things up, 4:5:2006 p23
Players give 'A Piece' of themselves in Tower production, 10:12:2005 p25
'Terra Nova' stirs human spirit, 3:1:2006 P17
TITANIC
New pieces of Titanic wreck discovered, 12:7:2005 p6
TOPLESS WOMEN
Get to the 'bare' bottom of the law, 10:5:2005 p15
TORTURE
Torture shouldn't be authorized, 11:16:2005 p16
TOWER FINE ARTS CENTER
New devices aid hearing-impaired in Tower, 2:22:2006 p1
Tower should have a food court (Letter), 10:12:2005 p22
TRACK AND FIELD
Golden Eagle athletes win events, break meet records on home turf, 4:5:2006 p35
Golden Eagles place high, break records at SUNYAC's, 5:3:2006 p40/39
Golden Eagles steamroll 17 events in unfavorable weather conditions, 4:26:2006 p31
Heim keeps rolling, breaks school record, exceeds expections, 4:19:2006 p31
Heim qualifies for Nationals in hammer, Falcon wins two events at Rochester, 4:12:2006 p35
Men's and women's track teams off to succesful start of the outdoor season, 3:29:2006 p39
TREASURE HUNTS
BSG Medallion Hunt, 4:5:2006 p24, 4:19:2006 p23
Medallion Hunt: and the winner is... Stephanie Carroll, 4:26:2006 p20
TRUTH
Advocating truth through information dissemination in NY, 9:14:2005 p15
TSUNAMI
Brockport raises funds for tsunami relief, 9:21:2005 p7
TUITION
Tuition increase makes no sense (Editorial), 2:15:2006 p13
TUTTLE
Students no longer allowed to play soccer indoors at Tuttle North, 3:1:2006 p1
Chavez: agents inflitrate group of alleged U.S. spies, 2:1:2006 p3
VIDEO GAMES
'Battlefront 2': A perfect anomaly, 11:9:2005 p22
'Day of Recononing 2': the fun and legal way to get even with your ex, 9:21:2005 p24
Drunk squirrel game combines three Brockport favorites, 10:26:2005 p31
The 'Incredible Hulk' game is smashing fun, 9:7:2005 p22
Learn about life from playing 'The Sims,' 11:16:2005 p17
Many colleges begin to offer video game courses and programs
Marvel Nemesis redefines its predecessors, 10:5:2005 p28
Second time around, X-Men game is nearly flawless, 9:28:2005 p27
'THAW' proves to be nothing special, 11:2:2005 p22
VIDEO GAMES - REVIEWS
Gamers wrestle with smackdown fun, 12:7:2005 p27
'NBA 2K6' upgrades let you alley-oop pass, and more, 11:30:2005 p24
Second 'Suffering' keeps ties with original game; fixes flaws, 10:12:2005 p30
Spidey fans get in action as villian or superhero, 11:16:2005 p26
'Still LIfe' keeps players on their toes, 9:14:2005 p22
VIETNAM
Brockport students make a difference in Vietnam, 2:15:2006 p7
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Attend Take Back the Night Rally (Letter), 10:26:2005 p18
Changing a culture of oppression (Letter), 5:3:2006 p22
Clothesline Project exhibit raises awareness about crimes and violence against women, 4:12:2006 p3
Marchers unite to 'Take Back the Night'on campus, in village, 11:2:2005 p19
Men take a stand to stop violence against women, 11:2:2005 p4
"Stand up Guys" discusses violence against women, 4:19:2006 p20
Visit Silent Witness Exhibit this week; attend march, 10:26:2005 p17
VOLLEYBALL
Briefs, 9:7:2005 p34, 9:21:2005 p34, 10:12:2005 p36
Brockport places second at SUNYACs after a loss to Crotland, 11:9:2005 p31
Brockport places tenth at Ithaca, 9:14:2005 p34
The Eagles lose at home, 9:28:2005 p31
Gilmore leads Brockport to 4-0 on the road, 9:28:2005 p31
Golden Eagles come up short against Nazareth Golden Flyers, 10:5:2005 p34
Golden Eagles sweep Western Division opponents, 10:26:2005 p39
Volleyball takes ninth place at the state championship, 11:2:2005 p30
Coughing up ID for cold medicin: Wal-Mart impliments new policy, 11:16:2005 p1/3
Documentary shows the dark side of Wal-Mart, 11:30:2005 p6
Local residents speak out on Supercenter moving in, 12:7:2005 p1/4
There's more to Wal-Mart than a smiley face, 11:2:2005 p14
Think twice before shopping at Wal-Mart, 11:2:2005 p13
Wal-Mart construction begins, 5:3:2006 p1
Wal-Mart is breeding super center addicts, 10:26:2005 p10
Wal-Mart plans to extend employee health care coverage, 4:19:2006 p7
Wal-Mart Supercenter planned for Brockportl, 11:16:2005 p3
WALK/BIKE WEEK
Walk/Bike week promotes health awareness on campus, in community, 5:3:2006 p8
WALT DISNEY WORLD COLLEGE PROGRAM
Spend a semester at Disney, 9:28:2005 p4
WARK, WESLEY
Brockport's post Sept. 11 lesson in spy games, 4:26:2006 p3
WEATHER
If it's going to be cold, it should snow, 11:30:2005 p17
Oh, the weather outside is... nice?, 2:1:2006 p11