Abortion woes, 11:14:2007 p5
Reproductive rights in question, 4:2:2008 p16
ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Swim and gym program reaches out, 3:12:2008 p32
ADVICE
Chelsea's top 10 tips for surviving the new semester, 1:30:2008 P11
ALCOHOL
Alcohol not all it's cracked up to be, 10:10:2007 p13
Booze News causes stir, 10:10:2007 p5
Learn to control alcohol consumption, 10:24:2007 p14
Off-campus dangers: real concern, 2:6:2008 p1/5
Students receive advice on alcohol consumption, 10:3:2007 p19
Vomit plagues the streets of Brockport, 9:26:2007 p14
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
Professor of the year award seeks nominations, 3:5:2008 p9
ALUMNI
Alumna (Yendi Phillips) named Miss Jamaica World, 9:12:2007 p1
Alumnus (Derek Nikitas) reads book scenes, 4:2:2008 p27
Alumnus (Ed Tommasi) wins big on "Deal or No Deal," 2:20:2008 p1
Brockport alumna (Yendi Phillipps) to compete in Miss World Pageant, 9:12:2007 p17
Guidice, Frank: Make the most of your Brockport experience, 3:5:2008 p6
ALUMNI HOUSE
Delta Sigma fraternity gives back, 4:23:2008 p3
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
"Wanna get Relaid?", 2:6:2008 p4
Relay for Life comes to campus soon, 4:23:2008 p5
Unite to fight - colleges against cancer, 12:5:2007 p3
AMERICAN IDOL
Brockport chooses its own idol, 12:5:2007 p22
Underdogs often outshine idols, talent, 2:6:2008 p25
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Brockport reaches out to Sudan, 11:14:2007 p3
APOGEE TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Distractions continue to plague campus (Editorial), 9:05:2007 p9
Problems persist with Apogee's service, 9:05:2007
ARCHIVES, DIGITAL
Look at long lost Lincoln letters, 3:5:2008 p9
ART
Art major removes 'trash' of Iraq war, 3:12:2008 p8
Artists pportray quilt innovation and crativity, 2:13:2008 P22
Artwork depicts urbanization in America, 10:10:2007 p20
Campus, community launch endoskeletal, exoskeletal exhitit, 2:6:2008 p20
Catlin conveys war-torn past, 10:24:2007 p20
Chesterton, Kim displays unique, versatile exhibit, 4:2:2008 p22
E.E. Cummings' paintings restored, 10:31:2007 p17
Exhibit provokes emotionsl, thoughts, 4:30:2008 p16
Exhibit showcases artists from across U.S., 1:30:2008 p14
Exhibition celebrates students' art, 4:23:2008 p17
Exhibitions explore diverse ideas, 11:14:2007 p18
Nature's beauty comes to Tower, 11:14:2007 p18
Printmaking exposes diverse nature of artists, 10:3:2007 p16
Professors shine in new art exhibit, 3:12:2008 p21
Students' digital art visits Drake Memorial, 2:6:2008 p20
Tower showcases original organic art display, 9:05:2007 p16
ATHLETES
Acello, Aaron - men's soccer male athlete of the week, 9:12:2007 p31, 9:26:2007 p31
Athletes' classroom performance studied continuously, 11:7:2007 p36
Balling, Ashley - Tennis female Athlete of the Week, 9:19:2007 p27
Beach, Matt - Baseball male Elite Eagle, 4:9:2008 p39
Broadhurst, Ashley - Basketball Elite Eagle, 3:5:2008 p32
Broadhurst, Ashley - Basketball female Elite Eagle, 2:20:2008 p35
Buck, Dale - Football male athlete of the week, 10:3:2007 p31
Cocquyt, Mike Brockport student runs Boston Marathon, 4:23:2008 p30
Conn, Kelsey - Track & Field female Elite Eagle, 4:16:2008 p33
Dewey, Adam - Swimming male athlete of the week, 1:30:2008 p18
Droegmoeller, Nick - Soccer male athlete of the week, 10:31:2007 p35
Drypolcher, Adam - Lacrosse male Elite Eagle, 4:2:2008 p43
Dupuis, Josh - Track & Field male Elite Eagle, 2:20:2008 p35, 5:7:2008 p37
Durfee, Liz - Soccer female Athlete of the week, 10:24:2007 p39
Elias, Amanda - Track & Field female Elite Eagle, 2:6:2008 p36, 5:7:2008 p37
Fessette, Kaylen - volleyball female athlete of the week, 9:12:2007 p31
Flaherty, James - male wrestling athlete of the week, 11:28:2007 p31
Gildemeyer, Lauren- Gymnastics female Elite Eagle, 4:2:2008 p43
Gonzalez, Dom - Track & field male Elite Eagle, 4:23:2008 p32
Harris, Sherod - Basketball male Elite Eagle, 3:5:2008 p32
Hemingway, Kristen - Tennis female athlete of the week, 10:3:2007 p31
Keating, Bill From lacrosse to politics, Keating doesn't drop the ball, 4:23:2008 p20
Kowell, Steph - women's Soccer female athlete of the week, 9:26:2007 p31
Lancaster, Josh - Wrestling Elite Eagle, 2:6:2008 p36
Lynch, Garet - football male Athlete of the Week, 9:19:2007 p27
Maciejewski, Mike jumps at the chance of a lifetime at NFL workout, 4:2:2008 p42
Maciejewski, Mike signs contract with CFL's Tiger-Cats, 5:7:2008 p37
Manktelow, Pete - cross country male athlete of the week, 9:05:2007 p31
Maxon, Rachel's leadership shines through, 11:14:2007 p35
Maxwell, Rob - Baseball male Elite Eagle, 4:16:2008 p33
McCormick, Matt - male football athlete of the week, 11:14:2007 p35
McTigue, Zack comes back after a year of inaction, 12:5:2007 p36/34
Neidlinger, Jill - women's soccer female athlete of the week, 9:05:2007 p31
O'Keefe, Shannon - Indooor track & field female athlete of the week, 12:5:2007 p35
O'Keeffe, Shannon - Track & Field female Elite Eagle, 2:13:2008 p43, 4:9:2008 p39
Olzinski, Brad leads by physical example, 4:30:2008 p30
Ortmann, Bethany - Volleyball female athlete of the week, 10:31:2007 p35
Painter, Kayla puts positive presence in Brockport pool, 11:14:2007 p32
Pickard, Amanda - field hockey female athlete of the week, 10:10:2007 p35
Pickard, Amanda honored as SUNYAC Player of the Year, 11:7:2007 p35
Princehorn, Christine - basketball female athlete of the week, 11:28:2007 p31
Pro scouts can't block (Cuyler) Groth out of their heads, 5:7:2008 p37
Quagliana, Maria - diving female athlete of the week, 1:30:2008 p18
Ruggiero, Julia - female cross-country athlete of the week, 11:7:2007 p35, 11:14:2007 p35
Ruggiero, Julia qualifies for nationals, 11:14:2007 p33
Seedhouse, Steve - Hockey male Athlete of the week, 10:24:2007 p39
Sheridan, Todd - Ice hockey male athlete of the week, 12:5:2007 p35
Sticks, bats... books? Student athletes GPA rockets above non-athletes, 4:2:2008 p6
Tellez, Tony - men's soccer male athlete of the week, 10:10:2007 p35
Turchan, Courtney - Softball female Elite Eagle, 4:23:2008 p32
Williams, Brandon - Basketball male Elite Eagle of the Week, 2:13:2008 p43
Woodford, Jarrett - football male athlete of the week, 11:7:2007 p35
AUTHORS
Political Science professor (Dena Levy) writes Hillary Clinton biography, 2:6:2008 p6
Tichenor, Veronica - Earning More and Getting Less, 11:7:2007 p3
AUTOMOBILES
New York driving dangers, 11:28:2007p3
AWARDS
Brockport scholar (Apostolos Hatzgiannidis) wins award, 5:7:2008 p3
President's Citation Award, 2:13:2008 p28
Professor (Anne Panning) receives prestigious award, 11:14:2007 p5
Professor of the year award seeks nominations, 3:5:2008 p9
Memorial dinner held to remember Cassidy Ball, 4:30:2008 p2
BARNES & NOBLE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
Bookstore lacks essential books, 9:12:2007 p3
BASC
Basc salutes new executive director (Diane Dimitroff), 9:05:2007 p3
BASEBALL
Baseball season is coming soon, 2:20:2008 pee
Baseball wins thriller, 4:23:2008 p33
Brockport impresses in runner-up performance, 5:7:2008 p40/37
Cause for celebration: baseball sweeps Oswego to clinch SUNYAC playoff spot, 4:30:2008 p32
Eagles get season's first SUNYAC sweep, 4:16:2008 p40
Eagles looking strong after splits, 4:9:2008 p39
Spring seasons slowed by snows, 4:2:2008 p40
Young Golden Eagles swept by champs during rainy weekend, 3:12:2008 p36
BASEBALL, HALL OF FAME
Despite being filled with Yankees, Hall of Fame is still worth the trip, 5:7:2008 p35
BASEBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Batavia's season pulled from the muck, 4:2:2008 p38
Boston bandwagoners need to get real ab out "their" Red Sox, 4:2:2008 p39
Boston's World Series win comes from developing within, 10:31:2007 p36
Brockport students love the Yankees, 9:26:2007 p12
Brockport's baseball love spread out among many teams, not just Yankees, 10:3:2007 p27
Buchholz pitches no-hitter in second start, 9:05:2007 p28
Digging up America's diverse pastime, 4:9:2008 p5
Don't blame Torre for how the Yankees' season ended, 10:24:2007 p35
Finally, Bonds is headed for the Hall of ... Justice, 11:28:2007 p28
For a die-hard fan, it's a long winter without baseball, 11:7:2007 p31
For Yankees fans, it looks like it will be a long, cold summer, 4:23:2008 p29
Joe Girardi has both the resume and the heart to lead Yankees, 4:9:2008 p33
Martinez makes Mets team to beat in NL, 9:19:2007 p24
Midwestern ballclubs use Metrodome to get games in, 4:2:2008 p40
New York Yankees - Rodriguez out, Girardi in, 10:31:2007 p32
NL teams could flip baseball's power balance this year, 4:2:2008 p38
Red Wings ready to take flight in 2008, 4:2:2008 p38
Rested Rockies take on resurgent Red Sox (World Series), 10:24:2007 p35
So good: championship celebrations are definitely worth the wait (photos), 11:7:2007 p30
Spring training camps a must for any fan, 3:5:2008 p15
Sweeps Week in Baseball Playoffs, 10:10:2007 p36
The best of Kansas City Royals Associated Press pictures (Photos), 5:7:2008 p34
The Point After on Roger Clemens and steroids, 2:20:2008 p29
These days, the fall classic is a sure cure for insomnia, 10:31:2007 p32
Washington monument, 4:2:2008 p39
Why not baseball games served with OJ and eggs?, 4;2:2008 p39
Yankees beat Red Sox in playoff preview, 9:19:2007 p24
BASIC
BASIC welcomes new members, 9:05:2007 p18
BASKETBALL
All eyes on Harris (Photo), 2:13:2008 p37
Brockport unseats Cortland as SUNYAC's top team, 2:13:2008 p44/43
Brockport wins ECAC Upstate Championship, 3:12:2008 p40/36
Brockport's secret weapon? (Aaron Poles), 2:20:2008 p34
Can Brockport make the leap?, 1:30:2008 p24/21
Eagles men's basketball ranked third in nation, 10:24:2007 p40
Eagles shunned by NCAA, to host ECAC Tournament, 3:5:2008 p32
Golden Eagles debut with high-scoring pre-season win, 11:7:2007 p33
Golden Eagles start conference play with wild win, 12:5:2007 p36
Heating up: Golden Eagles' run of wins hits six-in-a-row, 2:13:2008 p44
McTigue comes back after a year of inaction, 12:5:2007 p36/34
New coach, same expectations as (Greg) Dunne replaces (Nelson) Whitmore, 9:05:2007 p31
On fire: Golden Eagles head toward playoffs riding an 8 game winning streak, 2:20:2008 p34
SUNYAC play will be tough, 12:5:2007 p36
With sweep of low-scoring road trip, Eagle stay atop in the west, 2:6:2008 p39
Women qualify for NCAAs, Men left off bracket, 3:5:2008 p36
BASKETBALL, COLLEGE
Finally, the Final Four we've been waiting for, 4:2:2008 p36
Rock Chalk Jayhawk: Kansas wins NCAA title, 4:9:2008 p35
The best part about Davidson's cinderella season? There's going to be a sequel, 4:2:2008 p36
University of Buffalo basketball player busted begging for bogus book review, 4:30:2008 p30
BASKETBALL, PROFESSIONAL
Chris Paul deserves the M.V.P., 4:16:2008 p36
Deal or no deal, Kidd and others make West the NBA's best, 2:20:2008 p30
East will come down to Pistons, Celtics, 4:16:2008 p37
Hawks heroics cause concern about Celtics, 5:7:2008 p33
Kobe Bryant still a Laker - but for how long?, 10:31:2007 p30
NBA is a one-of-a-kind experience, but college ball is better, 3:5:2008 p30
Nuggets' Anthony arrested for D.U.I., 4:16:2008 p37
Philadelphia provides postseason intrigue, 4:30:2008 p25
PR Club to host Alumni Sabres Game, 3:5:2008 p5
Warriers don't get to fight on, 4:23:2008 p31
BASKETBALL, WOMENS
2008 SUNYAC Women's Basketball Tournament, 3:5:2008 p35
Brockport clinches SUNYAC regular season championship, 2:20:2008 p36
Eagles take championship on another comeback win, 3:5:2008 p34/35
Eagles' NCAA flight ends in second round, 3:12:2008 p36
Individual efforts help Eagles overcome injury, 2:6:2008 p37
It's anyone's conference, 1:30:2008 p24
Women qualify for NCAAs, Men left off bracket, 3:5:2008 p36
Women's basketball takes two at tournament, 11:28:2007 p32
Women's basketball wins another close contest, 12:5:2007 p35
BASKETBALL, WOMENS, COLLEGE
Women's tournament also a battle of the best, 4:9:2008 p35
BATMAN
Holy third-degree burns, Batman, 4:23:2008 p10
BEAUTY PAGEANTS
Alumna (Yendi Phillips) named Miss Jamaica World, 9:12:2007 p1
Beauty and brains of Brockport (Yendi Phillips) heads to China for contest, 9:19:2007 p15
Beauty wins over brains (A Few More Cards Short column), 9:05:2007 p10
Brockport alumna (Yendi Phillipps) to compete in Miss World Pageant, 9:12:2007 p17
BIGFOOT
Bigfoot is back, 10:31:2007 P4
BIRDS
Wild birds visit Brockporty, provide lesson, 5:7:2008 p20
BIRTH CONTROL
Changes in birth control, 2:20;2008 p1/4
BIRTHDAYS
A birthday is Mother's Day, 1:30:2008 p11
BODY ART
Body art trends raise in popularity, 3:12:2008 p20
BODY IMAGE
Love Your Body day brings Body Project author to campus, 10:24:2007 p3
Quasi-famous people dig me, 3:12:2008 p13
Where did all the other fat girls go?, 3:5:2008 p13
BOMB THREATS
Students return to S.C. school after plot allegation, 4:23:2008 p7
BOOKS
Campaign urges students to donate books, 2:20:2008 p5
Finding the best book bargain, 11:14:2007 p1/5
Harry Potter offers more than entertainment, 4:23:2008 p10
BOOKS - REVIEWS
Feed, 4:30:2008 p19
Like Water for Chocolate, 5:7:2008 p25
Long Way Gone - memoir relives terror of Sierra Leone, 9:26:2007 p20
My Sister's Keeper, 3:5:2008 p23
Speak, 3:5:2008 p23
BOOKSTORE
Edun LIVE company brought to campus bookstore, 4:9:2008 p3
BOSTON MARATHON
Brockport student (Mike Cocquyt) runs Boston Marathon, 4:23:2008 p30
Marathon Men: Brockport's (Mike) Cocquyt and (Craig) Lutz complete Boston Marathon
BREAKFAST
Breakfast brings boost to your day, 10:24:2007 p27
BROCK THE PORT
Brock the Port faces series of changes, 4:23:2008 p1
Do you think Brock the Port will be as good this year as years past?, 5:7;2008 p11
Students set to Brock the Port May 9, 5:7:2008 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE)
Best of Brockport: Year in Review: The good, the bad and the ugly, 5:7:2008 p8/9
Brockport superlatives: Stylus staff rates campus (Editorial), 5:7:2008 p11
Campus lacks adequate lighting (Editorial), 11:7:2007 p9
College receives $600,000 grant, 11:14:2007 p1
Tuition increase proposed, 12:5:2007 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - BUILDINGS
Harrison set to open Wednesday Oct. 17, 9:26:2007 p1
Townhomes open for residents, 9:05:2007 p3
Water woes affect campus, 3:5:2008 p3
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - CONSTRUCTION
Construction woes wrapping up (Editorial), 11:28:2007p9
Construction wreaks havoc on campus, 9:12:2007 p1/5
Distractions continue to plague campus (Editorial), 9:05:2007 p9
Pardon our dust: numerous construction projects begin, 4:5:7:2008 p1
Renovated Harrison expects to surprise and amaze students, 9:19:2007 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - CURRICULUM
Brockport provides well-rounded education: but students question general education requirements (Editorial), 2:6:2008 p11
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - DEPARTMENTS
Hunter Institute focuses on childrens problems, 12:5:2007 p3
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - FEES
Mandiatory fee: where it goes, 12:5:2007 p4
Prices of parking passes to increase, 3:12:2008 p1
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - HISTORY
Against all odds, Brockport's first winning season, 11:28:2007 p27
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - LOGO
Hartwell bell tower burned out: Students question the changing logo (Editorial), 3:5:2008 p11
BROCKPORT (COLLEGE) - MASCOT
Brockport's mascot shines and encourages, 4:9:2008 p23
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE)
Brock the Port faces series of changes, 4:23:2008 p1
Spring cleaning: village picks up trash and brush, 4:16:2008 p5
Village ordinances apply to all, 4:16:2008 p15
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - BUSINESSES
New businesses accept Easy Money, 2:20:2008 p3
New businesses are bustling, 10:24:2007 p3
The season to shop arrives, 10:24:2007 p21
BROCKPORT (VILLAGE) - CHURCHES
Brockport Free Methodist Church offers new energy for Christianity, 3:5:2008 p7
Church windows display magnificient beauty of Brockport, 12:5:2007 p18
BROCKPORT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Children's Center provides comfort car, 10:3:2007 p1/3
BROCKPORT FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Brockport Free Methodist Church offers new energy for Christianity, 3:5:2008 p7
BROCKPORT TELEVISION
Brockport Television Club airs weekly shows, 3:12:2008 p3
BTV to start airing in Harrison, 4:9:2008 p6
BROOMBALL
Broomball: ahead of the game, 11:14:2007 p4
BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN CHRIST.SEE BASIC
BSG
Beware of BSG's new scare, 10:3:2007 p1
Brockport chooses its own idol, 12:5:2007 p22
BSG (Letter), 4:2:2008 p17
BSG debates money again (Editorial), 3:12:2008 p11
BSG fate looks uncertain, 10:31:2007 p14
BSG heed advice for upcoming year, 5:7:2008 p12
BSG votes to transfer funds for programs, 3:12:2008 p4/5
BSG: Gettin' busy this semester, 10:10:2007 p5
BSG: What's going on, 2:13:2008 p1
Democracy matters in Brockport, 11:14:2007 p3
Flo Rida, 3:5:2008 p18
Gear up for the Brockport Ultimate Challenge, 4:16:2008 p8
Students set to Brock the Port May 9, 5:7:2008 p1
The Price is Always Right hits big, 4:16:2008 p3
To my fellow citizens of Brockport Student Government (Letter), 10:10:2007 p12
BSG - BOARD
BSG impeachment illegal (Letter), 3:12:2008 p15
BSG vice president (Randall Franklin) wrestles with dreams to success, 5:7:2008 p21
Franklin faces impeachment, 2:6:2008 p1/5
Franklin found not guilty of malfeasance, 4:2:2008 p1/7
Franklin, Randall impeachment hearing set, 3:12:2008 p4
From lacrosse to politics, (Bill) Keating doesn't drop the ball, 4:23:2008 p20
Misunderstanding cleared up, 2:20:2008 p1/4
Office hours listing of BSG staff, 9:05:2007 p5
Pierce, Darnell offers laughs, leadership to all, 5:7:2008 p22
BSG - BUDGET
BSG Board of Directors approves club budgets, 4:16:2008 p3
BSG breaks down budget, 3:5:2008 p1/3
BSG budget changes, 5:7:2008 p2
BSG budget runs overboard, 12:5:2007 p1
BSG - ELECTIONS
BSG elects announced, 4:16:2008 p1/3
Campaigning begins early, 4:2:2008 p3
Election prohibits write-ins for uncontested elections, disappoints many, 4:9:2008 p3
Have a voice in who represents you and your money (Editorial), 4:2:2008 p13
Meet the BSG candidates, 4:2:2008 p4/5
Pierce, Ford disqualified from BSG election, 4:2:2008 p3
Dynamic duo (Bill Sachman and Josh Gamage) liven up Union, Campus Life, 4:30:2008 p18
CAMPUS SHOOTINGS
(University of Memphis) Football player dies in campus shooting, 10:3:2007 p5
NIU (Northern Illinois Univ) police chief recalls tragic morning, 4:2:2008 p11
CANCER
Campus recognizes cancer awareness, 10:10:2007 p1
Remember to wear sunscreen, 4:23:2008 p10
Spot of tea may dab out cancer risk, 5:7:2008 p19
CANDY
Hershey sells nickel bags, 12:5;2007 p5
CAR RACING
Danica Patrick gets first IRL win, 4:23:2008 p28
CAREER SERVICES
Ask career services for help, 9:05:2007 p12
Career Services available at Metro Center, 10:3:2007 p12
Career services site offers useful links, 2:13:2008 p15
Look online to Career Serv ices, 9:12:2007 p13
CAREERS
Peace Corps offers post-college path, 4:2:2008 p15
Are celebrities punished fairly for their crimes?, 11:28:2007 p11
Living vicariously through the righ and fabulous, 11:28:2007 p11
CENSORSHIP
Internet lacks censorship, 10:24:2007 p14
CHARITIES
"Wanna get Relaid?", 2:6:2008 p4
Becker, Jeremy: student strives to support other students, 3:12:2008 p23
Brockport reaches out to Sudan, 11:14:2007 p3
Campaign urges students to donate books, 2:20:2008 p5
Delta Sigma fraternity gives back, 4:23:2008 p3
Food drive to benefit families, 4:30:2008 p3
Freezin' for a reason, 2:13:2008 P3
Help community learn to read, 2:6:2008 p15
Polar Plunge concert awarded to Brockport, 2:13:2008 p1
Polar Plunge donations, 2:6:2008 p4
PR Club reaches out to commnity, 11:28:2007 p17
Students take the plunge, 1:30:2008 p1/3
Unite to fight - colleges against cancer, 12:5:2007 p3
Warm water is for wimps, 12:5:2007 p5
CHILDHOOD
Reality sets in with age, 2:6:2008 p12
CHINA
China, hands off my baby, 3:5:2008 p12
CHRISTIANO, RICH
Hollywood hits streets of Brockport, 9:05:2007 p1
CHRISTMAS
Christmas gifts mirror personalities, 12:5:2007 p13
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, 11:28:2007p10
Reliving: "A Christmas Story," 12:5:2007 p11
Santa gets pie in face, 12:5:2007 p5
CLINTON, HILLARY
Political Science professor (Dena Levy) writes Hillary Clinton biography, 2:6:2008 p6
CLOTHESLINE PROJECT
Clothesline Project sheds light on violence against women, 4:9:2008 p1/3
CLUB SPORTS
Badgers and Doggies fall at Regionals, 11:14:2007 p31
Brockport earns silver at Tournament, 4:23:2008 p33
Doggies go undefeated on way to championships, 4:23:2008 p33
Roller hockey ream deserves recognition, 11:14:2007 p31
CLUBS
BASIC welcomes new members, 9:05:2007 p18
Brockport Television Club airs weekly shows, 3:12:2008 p3
Circle K joins campus to help Brockport community, 9:12:2007 p19
Dance team boogies to victory, 4:2:2008 p31
English club hosts events, 4:16:2008 p21
English club relives writer's block hrough peer review, 10:3:2007 p18
Finance Club attends third annual RITC, 3:5:2008 p20
Join campus organizations (Editorial), 9:12:2007 p9
Judo Club grows strong, 2:6:2008 p36
Night in Tuttle thrills students, offers fun, 2:6:2008 p21
PR club holds first major event on campus, 4:9:2008 p22
PR club hosts activity fair, 2:6:2008 p22
PR Club hosts Sabres Alunni vs. faculty, 4:2:2008 p9
PR Club increasing in popularity, 4:2:2008 p23
PR Club reaches out to commnity, 11:28:2007 p17
PR Club to host Alumni Sabres Game, 3:5:2008 p5
Public Relations club recruits for Relay for Life, 11:28:2007p3
Reap the benefits of on-campus involvement, 4:30:2008 p10
Students explore campus clubs, 9:05:2007 p16
Tae Kwon Do Club member (Carolyn Arnold) achieves black belt status, 9:05:2007 p19
COACHES
Doc Day II: Retiring swimming and diving coach Greg "Doc" Kenney" honored (photo), 4:2:2008 p35
Jim DeBell, former Brockport baseball coach, dies, 4:2:2008 p44
COLLEGE - COSTS
College costs rise, students borrow more, 10:24:2007 p6
COLLEGE RANKING
Multiple reviews list Brockport as a 'top college,' 9:19:2007 p1
COLLEGES
News in Brief (Oral Roberts University, University of CA Riverside), 10:24:2007 p7
COMEDY
Barrel of Monkeys give quick-minded fun in the dorms, 10:24:2007 p22
Barrel of Monkeys seeks new members, 9:12:2007 p16
Comedian (Mike DeStefano) promotes AIDS awareness, 12:5:2007 p20
Comedy pokes fun at worldly issues, 4:9:2008 p5
Free Basic concert and comedian in Union Ballroom, 2:13:2008 p24
Condoms called for duty, 12:5:2007 p10
VOX rallies for affordable contraception, 11:28:2007 p13
COSTUMES
College students bring back the vintage (costumes), 2:6:2008 p7
COUNSELING CENTER
Counseling Center gives peotic aide, 9:05:2007 p11
CREDIT
Be wary of credit card overusage, 2:20:2008 p6
CRIME
(University of Memphis) Football player dies in campus shooting, 10:3:2007 p5
Candlelight Vigil brings students together, 4:23:2008 p3
Father i mprisons duaghter in bunker, fathers her children in Austria, 4:30:2008 p
Gnomes without homes, 11:7:2007 p5
Goons pocket Guiness, 12:5:2007 p12
Judge denies release of charged Jena teen, 9:26:2007 p4
More than 1,000 Stylus copies taken, 2:13:2008 p4
NIU (Northern Illinois Univ) police chief recalls tragic morning, 4:2:2008 p11
Officer forces himself on stripper, 10:31:2007 p3
One year later: Remembering those lost at Virginia Tech, 4:16:2008 p1
Professor at U of PA (Rafael Robb) guilty of manslaughter, 11:28:2007p7
Rivalry suspected in university shooting, 9:26:2007 p4
Shooter opens fire at Northern Illinois University, 2:20:2008 p7
Slain college student spurs search for serial rapist, 2:20:2008 p8
Slain student (from Butler Community College) led secret life, 12:5:2007 p7
Stealing newspapers is for chumps, 2:13:2008 p13
Student identities compromised, 4:23:2008 p1/5
Student leader at University of North Carolina slain, 3:12:2008 p7
Unusual punishment pops up more oftern, 11:7:2007 p3
CRIMINAL JUSTICE STUDENT ASSOCIATION
Criminal Justice Day attracts students, 4:23:2008 p2
Criminal Justice Student Association brings special agent to campus, 4:16:2008 p8
CROSS COUNTRY
Cross country team bolts to success, 9:19:2007 p28
Eagles exceed expectations with fifth-place finish, 11:7:2007 p36
Eagles race to 4th place finishes at SUNYAC Championship, 10:24:2007 p38
Golden Eagles men finish in second at St. Lawrence, women take fourth, 10:10:2007 p32
Ruggiero, Julia qualifies for nationals, 11:14:2007 p33
Runners take 4th at Walker Invitational, 9:05:2007 p27
CUMMINGS, E. E.
E.E. Cummings' paintings restored, 10:31:2007 p17
CURRICULUM
Revamp college curriculum before too late, 10:10:2007 p10
Dance team boogies to victory, 4:2:2008 p31
Dance/Hartwell creates a new world, 4:9:2008 p21
Dance/Hartwell establishes wealth of talent, 10:31:2007 p16
DANCE/Strasser unveils emerging talent, 12:5:2007 p18
DANSCORE leaves audience silent, 11:28:2007 p17
Dorfman company to perform with students, 9:12:2007 p17
Dorfman dance makes political statement, 9:26:2007 p16
New dancers introduce flashy moves, 11:7:2007 p19
Sankofa showcases cultural dances, 4:30:2008 p15
DANCE CLUB
Dance team boogies to victory, 4:2:2008 p31
DAVIS, JACK
Davis announces he will go "half-way" with third run, 4:2:2008 p10
DEATHS
Ball, Cassidy In memoriam, 9:26:2007 p14
Blaze kills two RIT students, 11:14:2007 p1
Body of missing Ithaca College freshman (Willie Jacobson) found in pond, 5:7:2008 p3
BYU student (Camile Cleverley) body found, 9:12:2007 p3
Campus remembers Cassidy Ball, 9:26:2007 p1
College students perish in beach house fire, 10:31:2007 p5
Jim DeBell, former Brockport baseball coach, dies, 4:2:2008 p44
Memorial dinner held to remember Cassidy Ball, 4:30:2008 p2
Student (at Binghamton University) dies after dorm boxing, 12:5:2007 p5
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
DELTA SIGMA
Delta Sigma fraternity gives back, 4:23:2008 p3
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
DEMOCRACY
Organization (Democracy Matters) aims to foster democracy, 10:3:2007 p3
DEMOCRACY MATTERS
Democracy Matters campaigns for fair elections, 4:23:2008 p12
Organization aims to foster democracy, 10:3:2007 p3
Rock the Vote brings stars to Brockport, 11:7:2007 p1/5
Senator Thompson visits Brockport, 4:9:2008 p6
DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE
The Loop is where it's at, 9:12:2007 p7
DEMOCRATS
Powers, Jon gains endorsement from Monroe County Dems, 4:16:2008 p7
DEPRESSION
Tips on cheering up, 11:7:2007 p10
DIAPERS
A diaper for your thoughts, 9:05:2007 p10
DINING SERVICES
BASC proves environmentally friendly, 4:16:2008 p7
Brockport's dining out-shines other SUNY schools, 11:7:2007 p1
Dining Service survey - results, 2:13:2008 p34
Harrison creates curiosity, long lines, 10:24:2007 p1/6
How ya' doin', Karen (Haberger)?, 10:31:2007 p1/4
Renovated Harrison expects to surprise and amaze students, 9:19:2007 p1
DISABILITIES
Swim and gym program reaches out, 3:12:2008 p32
DIVERSITY
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion - respect it, 11:7:2007 p11
How do you feel about diversity?, 11:7:2007 p11
DOCUMENTARIES
Alumnus (Joel Klein) speaks about Hollywood experiences, 4:2:2008 p23
Documentary claims truth of Iraq war, 4:f2:2008 p6
DOGS
a doggone solution to life's dilemmas, 11:28:2007 p12
DORMITORIES
Appreciate work by RAs, 2:13:2008 p1
co-ed dorms cause concern, 12:5:2007 p1/5
Off-campus calling rings off the hook, 1:30:2008 p5
Student housing is now online (Editorial), 4:9:2008 p11
Townhomes open for residents, 9:05:2007 p3
DRAG SHOWS
Campus digs the drag, 3:12:2008 p24
DRAKE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
Students' digital art visits Drake Memorial, 2:6:2008 p20
Text messaging in the library (Letter), 2:20:2008 p14
DRIVING
Being an adult means learning to drive, 4:30:2008 p11
Drive-by cabbage attack, 9:26:2007 p10
Young drivers dangers on the road, 3:5:2008 p8
DRUG ABUSE
Drug usage continues to lurk, 3:5:2008 p1/3
DRUG TESTING
NCAA tests athletes for drugs, 9:19:2007 p24
DRUGS
Drug usage continues to lurk, 3:5:2008 p1/3
Hallucinogenic bunnies, 11:14:2007 p5
Mushrooms bring magic not mayhem, 10:31:2007 p12
Prescription drug Adderall creates dangerous, addictive study habits, 2:20:2008 p4
The Point After on Roger Clemens and steroids, 2:20:2008 p29
The bigger the lobes, the cooler you are, 9:26:2007 p11
EASTER
Easter travel time a necessity for students, 3:12:2008 p12
EASY MONEY
New businesses accept Easy Money, 2:20:2008 p3
EATING DISORDERS
Presentation opens minds on tough subject, 4:16:2008 p20
ECOLOGY
Wild birds visit Brockporty, provide lesson, 5:7:2008 p20
ECONOMIC STIMULUS PACKAGE
Budgeting now saves money later, 2:13:2008 p5
Rebates spent faster than received, 2:13:2008 p15
ELECTIONS
Colbert, Stephen drops bid, 11:7:2007 p5
Democracy Matters campaigns for fair elections, 4:23:2008 p12
Democracy matters in Brockport, 11:14:2007 p3
Powers, Jon gains endorsement from Monroe County Dems, 4:16:2008 p7
Super delegates make a stand, 2:20:2008 p15
ELEVATORS
Elevators: more akward than one nigt stand, 11:14:2007 p12
ELLSWORTH
Brockport's mascot shines and encourages, 4:9:2008 p23
ENERGY CONSERVATION
SUNY campuses are going green(Editorial), 2:13:2008 p11
ENERGY DRINKS
A cry for help, 9:12:2007 p10
ENGLISH CLUB
English club hosts events, 4:16:2008 p21
ENVIRONMENT
SUNY campuses are going green(Editorial), 2:13:2008 p11
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
Fire safety inspection to include student housing, 2:6:2008 p16
Campaigning begins early, 4:2:2008 p3
Campus Gambling: All bets are off 11:28:2007p5
Facebook - a procrastinator's best friend, 10:24:2007 p12
social networks useful? or useless?, 9:19:2007 p3
Students speak out (Editorial), 10:10:2007 p9
FACILITIES AND PLANNING
SUNY campuses are going green(Editorial), 2:13:2008 p11
FACULTY/STAFF
Basc salutes new executive director (Diane Dimitroff), 9:05:2007 p3
Doc (Kenney)'s last duel, 2:6:2008 p38
Doc Day II: Retiring swimming and diving coach Greg "Doc" Kenney" honored (photo), 4:2:2008 p35
Experiences inspire Brockport professor (Anne Panning), 4:30;2008 p15
How ya' doin', Karen (Haberger)?, 10:31:2007 p1/4
Jim DeBell, former Brockport baseball coach, dies, 4:2:2008 p44
Kenney, Gregory "Doc" era comes to an end, 11:28:2007 p32
Lecture(by Melissa Brown) reveals brain imbalance may cause religious experience, 10:10:2007 p21
New coach, same expectations as (Greg) Dunne replaces (Nelson) Whitmore, 9:05:2007 p31
New resident director (Nicole Kolivas) star of "Sorority Life," 11:14:2007 p20
Political Science professor (Dena Levy) writes Hillary Clinton biography, 2:6:2008 p6
President Halstead outlines plans, 3:12:2008 p3
Professor (Anne Panning) receives prestigious award, 11:14:2007 p5
Professor (Choong-Nam Kang) teaches sans working permit, 9:12:2007 p1
Students participate in educational presentation, 10:3:2007 p18
FAMILY LIFE
Home is where the heart is, 12:5:2007 p13
FAMILY PLANNING
China, hands off my baby, 3:5:2008 p12
FASHION
Glamour Gurl, 9:19:2007 p15, 9:26:2007 p17, 10:3:2007 p17, 10:31:2007 p19
Glamour Gurl speaks, 9:12:2007 p17, 10:10:2007 p21, 10:24:2007 p21
Glamour Gurl speaks: Black Friday brings sales to consumers, 11:14:2007 p20
Glamour Gurl speaks: Fashion crimes continued, 11:7:2007 p19
Glamour Gurl: Here's to the nights, 12:5:2007 p21
Glamour Gurl: stay warm, stylish, 11:28:2007 p18
North Face jackets become trend, 4:23:2008 p21
Students model for a good cause, 4:16:2008 p19
Vogue Vixen should stop (Letter), 4:2:2008 p17
Vogue Vixen: Boys dress to impress, 3:5:2008 p20
Vogue Vixen: Dress for success, 4:2:2008 p27
Vogue Vixen: Fashion -more than just a style, 5:7:2008 p19
Vogue Vixen: Fashion's greatest comebacks, 2:5:2008 p22
Vogue Vixen: How to stay stylish in winter, 2:13:2008 p24
Vogue Vixen: jewelry makes or breaks an outfit, 2:20:2008 p20
Vogue Vixen: Professors should dress professionally, 4:16:2008 p21
Vogue Vixen: Spring sheds sunshine, 4:23:2008 p17
Vogue Vixen: What to wear traveling to be comfortable on a flight, 3:12:2008 p21
Vogue Vixon: Realistic advice serves you better, 4:9:2008 p21
Vogue Vixon: spring presents wedding season, 4:30:2008 p16
FAVRE, BRETT
A legend (Brett Favre) says goodbye, 3:12:2008 p35
FEMINISM
'Feminism' raises unnecessary panic, 3:5:2008 p15
FIELD HOCKEY
Brockport finishes conference play with consecutive wins, 10:10:2007 p36/35
Brockport frustrated by Houghton in loss, 9:05:2007 p30
Eagles lose to Utica despite valiant effort, 10:24:2007 p34
Field hockey drops one-goal games to Nazareth and Oneonta, 10:3:2007 p29
Golden Eagles get first SUNYAC win of the season against Geneseo, lose at Cortland, 9:26:2007 p31
Pickard, Amanda honored as SUNYAC Player of the Year, 11:7:2007 p35
Turf field would be costly, but helpful for Brockport athletics teams, 10:3:2007 p29
Yellowjackets end Golden Eagles' season in overtime, 10:31:2007 p36
FINANCE CLUB
Finance Club attends third annual RITC, 3:5:2008 p20
FIRE SAFETY
Fie safety for off-campus students, 3:12;2008 p15
Fire safety hits close to home, 4:9:2008 p12
Fire safety inspection to include student housing, 2:6:2008 p16
Fire safety saves, 11:7:2007 p1/5
FIRES
Blaze kills two RIT students, 11:14:2007 p1
College students perish in beach house fire, 10:31:2007 p5
FISHING
Save the fish, perfect your hook, 3:5:2008 p12
FLO RIDA
Flo Rida gets low with Brockport students, 4:23:2008 p18
FOOD
Tips to eat right and stay healthy, 4:9:2008 p20
To dip or to twist, 11:7:2007 p20
FOOTBALL
Against all odds, Brockport's first winning season, 11:28:2007 p27
Come back victory against Apprentice gives Golden Eagles momentum going into I-90 Bowl, 11:7:2007 p34
Eagle turns to friend, faith to find a way, 10:24:2007 p40/36
Eagles fall to Morrisville Mustangs, 20-19, 10:31:2007 p34
Football loses home finale 45-21 to Wesley, 10:24:2007 p36
Footnball season ends with I-90 Bowl blowout, 11:14:2007 p36
Golden Eagles lose 40-14, McCormick scores twice, 9:12:2007 p30
Golden Eagles' running game can't get going in Brockport 's 34-14 loss at Ithaca, 10:3:2007 p31
Graduating as champions (photo), 11:14:2007 p31
Homecoming heroes: Brockport wins 28-14, 9;19:2007 p28
Luke leads Brockport to win over Frostburg, 9:26:2007 p32/29
Maciejewski, Mike jumps at the chance of a lifetime at NFL workout, 4:2:2008 p42
Mike Maciejewski signs contract with CFL's Tiger-Cats, 5:7:2008 p37
Move to NJAC ends four years with ACFC, 11:28:2007 p31
Pro scouts can't block (Cuyler) Groth out of their heads, 5:7:2008 p37
Salomone, Eagles prepare for 2008, 2:13:2008 p37
Weather, Cardinals prevail over Brockport as St. John Fisher wins rainy homecoming game, 10:10:2007 p33
FOOTBALL, COLLEGE
Don't penalize Hawaii in the BCS for its location, 12:5:2007 p32
LSU is unanimous No. 1 in AP Top 25, 10:10:2007 p32
Panic sets in at Michigan and Notre Dame, 9:12:2007 p26
You've got BCS questions? We've got answers, 12:5:2007 p32
FOOTBALL, PROFESSIONAL
A legend (Brett Favre) says goodbye, 3:12:2008 p35
Between the Patriots and history is a team with nothing, 1:30:2008 p19
Beyond Bills, lots to look forward to, 9:26:2007 p27
Bills bolster defensive front by trading for Stroud, 3:5:2008 p30
Bills delay breaking my heart by at least one more week, 12:5:2007 p33
Bills make switch to Edwards after Losman's latest struggles, 11:28:2007 p28
Bills rivalry heads north, 4:23:2008 p31
Bills win battle with McGahee, Ravens, 10:24:2007 p32
Brockport student (Demetrious Battle) passes tryout for Continental Indoor Football League, 10:10:2007 p33
Coaches with rings ought to focus on getting back, 11:7:2007 p31
Cowboys increase NFC East lead, 11:14:2007 p29
Edward's injury opens door for Losman to take back job, 10:31:2007 p31
Everett's potentially fatal injury puts football in a different light, 9:19:2007 p25
Favere's real legacy will be his character and integrity, 10:10:2007 p30
For once, both football playoffs could use a switch, 11:28:2007 p30
Giants come back to beat Jets 35-24, 10:10:2007 p29
Guilty plea should bring punishment not an NFL ban for Vick, 9:05:2007 p29
Is it time to crown the Pats as the best ever? No way, 11:14:2007 p29
It's time, 9:12:2007 p30
Late touchdown to Plaxico Burress the difference, 2:6:2008 p35
Losman and the Bills just might prove the naysayers wrong, 9:12:2007 p27
Maciejewski, Mike jumps at the chance of a lifetime at NFL workout, 4:2:2008 p42
Never again: Fans of all teams should not forget what the NBA is doing to Seattle, 4:16:2008 p35
New York comes out a winner after giant road trip, 10:31:2007 p31
Onward and upwards with Edwards, 10:3:2007 p32
Patriots' finish was weak, 2:13:2008 p37
Playing in Hawaii isn't enough to brighten Pro Bowl, 2:20:2008 p29
Reaching for the sky, reaching for a championship (photos), 10:24:2007 p33
Their whole season was a million-to-one shot, 1:30:2008 p18
What came between Patriots and history? A team with something, 2:6:2008 p34
With a record 33 trades, NFL draft a swap meet, 4:30:2008 p26
With the 11th pick... where the Bills might go in the NFL draft, 4:23:2008 p33
FRANKLIN, RANDALL
Franklin found not guilty of malfeasance, 4:2:2008 p1/7
FRATERNITIES.SEE Greek Letter Soceities
FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Freedom of speech or hate crime? (Editorial), 4:23:2008 p9
Students speak out (Editorial), 10:10:2007 p9
Voice your opinions, 11:7:2007 p10
FRESHMAN READING PROGRAM
Lecture(by Melissa Brown) reveals brain imbalance may cause religious experience, 10:10:2007 p21
Parrado speaks about tragedy, 9:19:2007 p3
Students participate in educational presentation, 10:3:2007 p18
To the group of students leaving Nando Parrado's lecture in Tuttle (Letter), 9:19:2007 p11
FRESHMEN
Freshman year brings memories, 5:7:2008 p15
Words of advice for SUNY Brockport students, 9:05:2007 p11
FRIENDS
Make new friends, 11:14:2007 p13
FRISBEE
Ultimate Frisbee hosts date auction, 3:5:2008 p8
FUN FEARLESS MALES
Jessica Simpson, stepping stone to success, 3:5:2008 p8
FUNDRAISERS
Becker, Jeremy: student strives to support other students, 3:12:2008 p23
Campus recognizes cancer awareness, 10:10:2007 p1
Pi Kappa Phi conducts sit-a-thon to fundraise, 4:16:2008 p2
Public Relations club recruits for Relay for Life, 11:28:2007p3
Relay for Life comes to campus soon, 4:23:2008 p5
Relay for Life: Celebrate, remember, fight back, 4:30:2008 p1/3
Students improve life for Ghanaian students, 4:2:2008 p9
Students' efforts bring Lady Antebellum to campus, 3:5:2008 p4
Ultimate Frisbee hosts date auction, 3:5:2008 p8
FedExCup playoffs need some serious tweaking, 9:26:2007 p27
Fore! Golf tournaments fill Rochester's summer schedule, 5:7:2008 p35
Immelman wins Masters, 4:16:2008 p30
GOVERNMENT
Americans rely too much on government, 9:05:2007 p12
GRADUATE SCHOOLS
Begin grad school search, 4:30:2008 p12
Scholarships available for career-related costs, 10:24:2007 p15
GRADUATION
Graduation events planned, 5:7:2008 p2
Graduation raises questions, 4:23:2008 p23
Make the move to adulthood, 5:7:2008 p12
Prepare now for graduation (career Corner), 11:28:2007 p12
GRANTS
College receives $600,000 grant, 11:14:2007 p1
GREEK LETTER SOCIETIES
Brothers of Sigma Alpha Mu held a haunted house for Brockport residents, 11:7:2007 p5
Delta Sigma fraternity gives back, 4:23:2008 p3
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Alpha) fundraiser, 10:3:2007 p3
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Alpha) hosts black/gold pageant, 10:31:2007 p3
Fraternity (Alpha Phi Alpha) raises funds for Ghanaian library, 9:05:2007 p4
Fraternity (Pi Kappa Phi) holds volleyball tournament, 9:12:2007 p5
Greek go-ers have world of opportunity on Brockport campus, 9:12:2007 p4
Greek life news -Alpha Phi Alpha, 11:28:2007p4
Greek life news -Pi Kappa Phi, 11:28:2007p4
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
Lambda Pi Eta inducts new members, 4:16:2008 p5
Pi Kappa Phi conducts sit-a-thon to fundraise, 4:16:2008 p2
Professor of the year award seeks nominations, 3:5:2008 p9
Sorority looks to recruit new members, 2:13:2008 P5
College kids transform Halloween (Editorial), 10:31:2007 p9
Halloween follows ancient holidays, 10:31:2007 p20
Make an original costume this Halloween, 10:24:2007 p13
HALSTEAD, JOHN
President Halstead outlines plans, 3:12:2008 p3
HARLEQUINS
Harlequins bring sex and vulgarity to stage, 11:7:2007 p18
HARRISON DINING HALL
Harrison creates curiosity, long lines, 10:24:2007 p1/6
HATE CRIMES
Freedom of speech or hate crime? (Editorial), 4:23:2008 p9
HAUNTED HOUSES
Beware of BSG's new scare, 10:3:2007 p1
Nightmare brings fears, tears, 10:31:2007 p1
HAZING
Hazing hails as repeating violent offnse, 4:30;2008 p1/3
Western New York shocked by sodomy stemming from hazing, 5:7:2008 p3
HEALTH CARE
An apple a day keeps the extra pounds away, 9:26:2007 p14
Attempt to beat the common cold, 10:10:2007 p4
Avoid sweet temptations this holiday season, 12:5:2007 p21
Bowen, Dean: Get personal with a personal trainer, 3:5:2008 p19
Germs multiply on keyboards, 5:7:2008 p14
How do you manage to stay fit and healthy during the winter?, 3:5:2008 p13
If you don't snooze, you lose, 4:2:2008 p23
MRSA managable if treated, 10:31:2007 p12
Power foods boost energy and health, 10:10:2007 p23
Remember to wear sunscreen, 4:23:2008 p10
Spot of tea may dab out cancer risk, 5:7:2008 p19
HEALTH CENTER
Health center offers morning-after pill, 9:12:2007 p12
Health services needs a checkup (Editorial), 9:26:2007 p9
VOX rallies for affordable contraception, 11:28:2007 p13
HISTORY
Everything I learned is a lie, 4:16:2008 p12
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
Mother knows best - blame a serious issue, 4:9:2008 p5
HOCKEY
College hockey rules in flux as proposals for 2009 come, 11:14:2007 p34
Eagles currently out of frame as playoff picture focusing, 1:30:2008 p23
Fredonia Blue Devils become "Men in Pink,' 2:13:2008 p41
Golden Eagles eliminated from playoffs despite weekend split with top teams, 2:13:2008 p43
Hockey homestand ends, 11:28:2007 p30
Hockey players, coaches sound off on changing rules, 11:28:2007 p30
Hockey soars past Dutchmen, 10:24:2007 p37
Hockey sticks make me smile, 10;3:2007 p10
Hockey team works hard to build their rink, 9:05:2007 p32
Ice Hockey scores comeback 3-1 win over Potsdam Bears, 12:5:2007 pP35
Ice hockey turns up the heat on Cortland, Oswego, 11:14:2007 p34
Koras scores three points as Eagles tie Buffalo State, 11:7:2007 p36/34
Media members debate changes to hockey rules, 2:6:2008 p34
Playoff hopes alive, but very badly injured, 2:6:2008 p40/36
PR Club hosts Sabres Alunni vs. faculty, 4:2:2008 p9
Short-handed Golden Eagles drop two to Manhattanville, 10:31:2007 p33
Stellar hockey season ends with a final loss, 2:20:2008 p36/33
HOCKEY, PROFESSIONAL
A year later, the departures of Briere and Drury remain shallow, 4:30:2008 p28
Devils win in overtime; Rangers lead series 2-1, 4:16:2008 p30
Flyers pull ahead of Canadiens, 4:30:2008 p29
Hamrlik hammers Sabres (National Hockey League), 10:24:2007 p37
Islanders sweep home-and-home series from Sabres, 10:10:2007 p28
Kings and Ducks split season-opening series, 10:3:2007 p27
Opening weekend results in just one win for Rochester, 10:10:2007 p31
Sabres' warpath crowded with divisional battles, 11:14:2007 p28
Sad season comes to an end for Amerks, 4:23:2008 p31
Stanley Cup playoffs filled with exiciting matchups, 4:9:2008 p37
Stars oust Sharks, head to Western Conference finals, 5:7:2008 p33
HOCKEY, WOMENS
Women's ice hockey hangs 10 on Geneseo in shutout win, 12:5:2007 p31
HOMECOMING
Homecoming brings out school spirit, 9:12:2007 p3
Homecoming events spark school spirit, 9:19:2007 p14
Homecoming lacks advertising (Editorial), 9:19:2007 p7
Recap of events in Fall 2007 semester (photos), 1:30:2008 p12
Sykes makes us laugh, then cry, 9:19:2007 p17
HOMEWORK
Too much homework by fiction professor (Letter), 3:12:2008 p15
super scandal brothers reveal super secrets, 2:20:2008 p18
Theater group takes improvisation to the next level, 2:20:2008 p18
INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
Dupuis, John qualifies as Brockport continues to rack up records, 2:20:2008 p35
Dupuis, O'Keeffe head to nationals while teammates prepare for outdoor season, 3:12:2008 p40
Eagles start semester with solid showing at SLU, 1:30:2008 p21
Indoor Track teams place high at State Championships, 3:5:2008 p32
Loaded track teams place high in national rankings, 2:13:2008 p39
Records fall fast at Orange and Black Invite, 2:6:2008 p40
Track and field opens season, 12:5:2007 p31
INDOOR TRACK AND FIELD, WOMENS
Leaping into history: O'Keeffe, Shannon wins triple jump title at NCAAs
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
Classes vary across continents, 10:31:2007 p19
Top O- the mornin' from Maynooth, 9:26:2007 p17
INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
Cultures merge to dance and celebrate, 4:2:2008 p22
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION
Cultures merge to dance and celebrate, 4:2:2008 p22
INTERNET
Advertisements linked to cell phone conversations, 9:26:2007 p6
Internet lacks censorship, 10:24:2007 p14
Internet strangers make great friends, 4:30:2008 p10
Juicy Campus promotes slander, 4:16:2008 p12
Online dating faces background checks, 2:13:2008 p6
Problems persist with Apogee's service, 9:05:2007
Sdhoolscum.com: College edition, 2:20:2008 p8
The Loop is where it's at, 9:12:2007 p7
Iran faces pressing issues (A few more cards short column), 10:3:2007 p12
IRAQ
Tensions remain high and hidden in Iraq, 9:12:2007 p3
IRAQ WAR
Area college students to speak about legality of War in Iraq, 3:5:2008 p5
Documentary claims truth of Iraq war, 4:f2:2008 p6
Soldiers die, companies profits fly (Editorial), 4:30:2008 p9
Spouses still believe five years after Iraq begins, 3:12:2008 p7
Be prepared for job fair, 11:7:2007 p12
Prepare for job fairs, 12:5:2007 p12
JOB SEARCH
Involvement brings experience, 2:20:2008 P15
Jobs remedy money woes, 3:12:2008 p12
Myspace may leave you jobless, 3:5:2008 p15
Online worries halt job search, 5:7:2008 p14
Relocate where job market takes you, 4:16:2008 p13
JOBS AND INTERNSHIPS FAIR
Job Fair brings summer choices, 4:9:2008 p13
JOURNALISM
Journalism training is necessary, 11:28:2007p10
Journalists visit campus with prestigious program, 10:24:2007 p23
Plagiarism: not just a school issue, 3:5:2008 p15
Revamp college curriculum before too late, 10:10:2007 p10
Voice your opinions, 11:7:2007 p10
Brockport sparks comeback win, 4:2:2008 p40
Eagles get agressive in big wins, 4:2:2008 p43
Eagles win season-opener at Alfred, 3:5:2008 p36
From lacrosse to politics, (Bill) Keating doesn't drop the ball, 4:23:2008 p20
Golden Eagles end 2008 with overtime loss, 4:30:2008 p30
Men's lacrosse still searching for season's first SUNYAC win, 4:23:2008 p33
Not home, sweet home: Eagles winless in Brockport, 4:16:2008 p40
Olzinski, Brad leads by physical example, 4:30:2008 p30
Road warriors come home, 4:9:2008 p40
LACROSSE, COLLEGE
College's best battle for Tewaarton, 4:9:2008 p33
Duke lacrosse on the rise, 3:12:2008 p35
Syracuse lacrosse recovering from disappointing season, 2:20:2008 p30
LACROSSE, PROFESSIONAL
A wave of change in lacrosse popularity, 4:16:2008 p33
While Rattlers are nomadic; talent can overcome stadium problems, 5:7:2008 p35
LACROSSE, WOMENS
Eagles fly high in win over Elmira, 4:23:2008 p36
Eagles get revenge on Buffalo State; Cortland wins title, 5:7:2008 p40
Pouring it on in Potsdam, 4:9:2008 p38
Women's lacrosse suffers frustrating loss to Cortland, 4:16:2008 p40
Women's lacrosse wins big over Oneonta, 4:30:2008 p31
LAMBDA PI ETA
Lambda Pi Eta inducts new members, 4:16:2008 p5
LANGUAGE
Student studies abroad in 'bloody' Brockport, 5:7:2008 p15
LAW SCHOOL
Brockport has pre-law connection, 9:19:2007 p10
LECTURES
Cannibalism offers food for thought for freshmen, 9:26:2007 p18
Criminal Justice Day attracts students, 4:23:2008 p2
Criminal Justice Student Association brings special agent to campus, 4:16:2008 p8
Digging up America's diverse pastime, 4:9:2008 p5
Female soldier (Kayla Williams) shares story, 4:23:2008 p15
Lecture(by Melissa Brown) reveals brain imbalance may cause religious experience, 10:10:2007 p21
Mother knows best - blame a serious issue, 4:9:2008 p5
Parrado speaks about tragedy, 9:19:2007 p3
Senator Thompson visits Brockport, 4:9:2008 p6
Speaker discusses sexual assault, 4:30:2008 p3
Students participate in educational presentation, 10:3:2007 p18
To the group of students leaving Nando Parrado's lecture in Tuttle (Letter), 9:19:2007 p11
LEGISLATION
President Bush loves to torture, 3:12:2008 p13
LIBRARY.SEE Drake Memorial Library
LINCOLN, ABRAHAM
Look at long lost Lincoln letters, 3:5:2008 p9
LONDON
London trip affords invaluable lesson, 3:12:2008 p25
State Senator Maziarz decides to stay in Albany, 4:2:2008 p10
MCTIGUE, ZACK
McTigue, Zack comes back after a year of inaction, 12:5:2007 p36/34
MEDIA
Manipulation exists in the media, 10:10:2007 p13
METRO CENTER
Career Services available at Metro Center, 10:3:2007 p12
Metro Center brings in pajamas, 2:6:2008 p6
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Michigan State students create ruckus, police tear-gas crowds, 4:9:2008 p7
MIND READING
Channing amazes students with mind-reading skills, 12:5:2007 p21
MONROE COUNTY
Powers, Jon gains endorsement from Monroe County Dems, 4:16:2008 p7
MOTHERHOOD
Hollywood brings baby rumors, 12:5;2007 p13
MOVE-IN DAY
Welcome Weekend kicks off school year, 9:05:2007 p3
MOVIES
'Don't you know the rules?', 10:31:2007 p11
Disney days aren't over, 1:30:2008 p10
Hollywood hits streets of Brockport, 9:05:2007 p1
Horror movies still thrill audiences, 10:31:2007 p23
Kurosawa (Akira) leaves footprints on film industry, 10:24:2007 p24
Regardez! French film festival comes to campus, 2:6:2008 p3
MOVIES - REVIEWS
1408, 10:31:2007 p21
2001: A Space Odyssey, 4:2:2008 p25
27 Dresses, 2:6:2008 p23
30 Days of Night, 10:31:2007 p21
Across the Universe, 11:7:2007 p21
Atonement, 4:16:2008 p22
Becoming Jane, 4:16:2008 p22
Captivity, 11:14:2007 p21
Cloverfield, 2:13:2008 p27
Crowe and Bale star in modern day western (3:10 to Yuma), 9:19:2007 p21
Horton Hears a Who!, 4:2:2008 p25
I now pronounce you Chuck and Larry, 9:05:2007 p18
Juno, 2:6:2008 p27
Knocked Up delivers laughs, recycles characters, 10:10:2007 p22
Mafia movie (We Own the Night) disappoints gangster legends
Mail on Sunday, 4:2:2008 p25
New movie (Shoot'em Up) brings dark humor, 9:19:2007 p17
No Country for Old Men, 12:5:2007 p23
Pretty Odd, 4:9:2008 p25
Red of Tooth and Claw, 4:2:2008 p25
Remake of Halloween lives up to original, 9:26:2007 p20
Saw IV, 11:14:2007 p21
Stardust, 4:9:2008 p25
Sweeney Todd, 2:6:2008 p23
The other Boleyn Girl, 4:9:2008 p25
There will be Blood, 2:13:2008 p25
Weekend Warriors, 4:9:2008 p25
MUSIC
Artist Andrew McMahon battles leukemia, 4:16:2008 p21
Band's catchy lyrics bring crowd to Rochester (Sum41), 11:7:2007 p21
Bands bring bangin' beats, 10:10:2007 p1
Big Eyed Phish delivers big performance, 2:6:2008 p21
Big Eyed Phish mimics Davd Matthews' lyrics, 11:28:2007 p19
Britney spears her career, 9:12:2007 p18
Brock-tober Fest arrives this weekend, 10:3:2007 p1
Brock-toberfest promises rockin' good time (Editorial), 10:3:2007 p9
Cloud 9 opens for Flo Rida, 4:23:2008 p19
Couldn't wait for the summer at the Warped Tour, 4:23:2008 p13
Flo Rida, 3:5:2008 p18
Flo Rida gets low with Brockport students, 4:23:2008 p18
Free Basic concert and comedian in Union Ballroom, 2:13:2008 p24
Hanson promotes music,k awareness, 4:30:2008 p16
Interviews reveal musical passion and inspiration, 10:10:2007 p18
Lady Antebellum, 1:30:2008 p3
Landy Antebellum Info, 2:20:2008 p5
Local band (The Demos) climbs its way to the top, 3:5:2008 p21
Local talent (H2O) opens for Flo Rida, 4:16:2008 p20
Performers strike a pose (photos), 10:10:2007 p3
Polar Plunge concert awarded to Brockport, 2:13:2008 p1
RPO brings patriotism home to SUNY Brockport, 11:28:2007 p16
Students float on Cloud 9 jamming out to 'rap 'n' roll' music, 10:3:2007 p17
Students' efforts bring Lady Antebellum to campus, 3:5:2008 p4
Syracuse band (The Fury) comes to the Smokehouse, 9:12:2007 p21
Talented, not so talented under same roof, 4:9:2008 p27
The Alchemy index, 4:30:2008 p19
Underwood and Urban rock out in Rochester, 2:13:2008 p23
We ain't got no place to go, let's go to the punk rock show, 10;3:2007 p11
You can't take the honky-tonk out of the girl, 11:14:2007 p10
MUSIC - REVIEWS
89.1 The Point 35 Countdown, 10:10:2007 p23, 10:24:2007 p27
A Million Little Pieces, 2:20:2008 p21
Against Me! tones down music, 9:05:2007 p21
Arteyu treads in unfamiliar water, 10:24:2007 p27
Avenged Sevenfold, 11:7:2007 p23
Blackout: A breath of fresh Britney, 11:28:2007 p19
Bring me your love, 2:20:2008 p21
Chevelle keeps on rockin' on fourth album, 9:26:2007 p21
CoCo, 12:5:2007 p23
Death metal defies hard core rock, 10;3:2007 p21
DiFranco rejuvenates old songs, 10:10:2007 p23
Even if it kills me (Motion City Soundtrack), 11:7:200u p22
Fron the screen to your stereo: Part II (New Found Glory), 11:7:2007 p23
In defense of the genre (Say Anything), 11:14:2007 p21
Kanye carries his flow against the stream, 10:3:2007 p23
Kearney (Mat) creates hidden meaning in CD, 10:24:2007 p25
Lemuria, 5:7:2008 p25
M.I.A. introduces worldly sounds, 9:05:2007 p21
MCS comes back, 9:26:2007 p21
Open the Eyes of My Heart, 2:13:2008 p29
Pershing, 4:16:2008 p22
Radiohead returns with successful seventh album, 11:7:2007 p18
The Alchemy Index: vol. 1 & 2, 11:7:2007 p22
Voegele's voice deserves recognition, 9:12:2007 p18
Walk it Off, 4:16:2008 p22
MUSIC DOWNLOADING
Illegal downloading caus for concern, 10:24:2007 p1/3
Experiences inspire Brockport professor (Anne Panning), 4:30;2008 p15
Professor (Anne Panning) receives prestigious award, 11:14:2007 p5
PARENTING
What were our parents thinking?, 9:12:2007 p11
PARKING SERVICES
Express satisfaction with Parking Services (Letter), 5:7:2008 p15
Parking Ninja kicks competition, 9:26:2007 p3
Parking Service's 'Parking Amazing Race,' 5:7:2008 p7
Parking Services strives to satisfy students, 9:05:2007 p3
Prices of parking passes to increase, 3:12:2008 p1
Snow causes problems for students (Editorial), 2:20:2008 p11
Walk! Bike! Brockport!: Participants take part in the week, 5:7:2008 p7
Welcome Center & Parking Services survey results, 2:13:2008 p38
PEACE CORPS
Peace Corps offers post-college path, 4:2:2008 p15
PEDOPHILES
Sex-offending women get off easy, 11:7:2007 p12
PERFORMANCE ART
Art major removes 'trash' of Iraq war, 3:12:2008 p8
PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS
'That guy' annoys, 3:5:2008 p14
18 too soon for wedding bells to ring, 10:3:2007 p10
Antique advice for a clumsy figurine, 9:12:2007 p10
Avoid awkward living arrangments, 4:2:2008 p14
Avoid student-teacher relationships, 11:28:2007p10
Cheating thoughts doom relationship, 10:31:2007 p10
Disstance makes a heart grow fonder, 9:26:2007 p10
Do not blame luck in love on sexual preferences, 9:05:2007 p10
Don't give up on obnoxious friends, 11:7:1007 p10
Five is the loneliest number, 1:30:2008 p10
Friends and lovers throw down
Learn when to leave 'love' alone, 9:19:2007 p8
Life provides laughs, bruises, 4:30:2008 p10
Love him or leave him, 2:20:2008 p12
Make new friends, don't keep the old, 2:6:2008 p12
Mixed signals not worth the time, 10:24:2007 P12
Oblivious lover suggests infidelity, 3:5:2008 p12
Roommate hygiene causes concern, 4:9:2008 p12
When sex deptrives your sleep, 2:13:2008 p12
PETS
Fish face deadly consequences if not cared for properly, 3:5:2008 p21
Save a pet, make a difference, 4:23:2008 p11
PHI SIGMA SIGMA
Sorority looks to recruit new members, 2:13:2008 P5
PHOTOGRAPHY
(Jarrett) Murphy's photos focus on nature, 9:12:2007 p16
Exhibit shows life of South African children, 2:13:2008 p23
PI KAPPA PHI
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
Pi Kappa Phi conducts sit-a-thon to fundraise, 4:16:2008 p2
PLAGIARISM
Plagiarism: not just a school issue, 3:5:2008 p15
POETRY
You say tomato, I say tamato, 9:26:2007 p19
POLAR PLUNGE
Freezin' for a reason, 2:13:2008 P3
Polar Plunge concert awarded to Brockport, 2:13:2008 p1
Students' efforts bring Lady Antebellum to campus, 3:5:2008 p4
POLITICS
Kerry speech is buzzworthy (A few more cards short column), 9:26:2007 p12
Liberal runs through my veins, 4:30:2008 p12
Liberals threaten politics and world, 10:24:2007 p15
Manipulation exists in the media, 10:10:2007 p13
Mother, should I trust the government, 10:10:2007 p11
Politicians' sex lives should be private, 4:2:2008 p15
response to "liberals threaten politics and world" (letter), 11:14:2007 p13
Response to Justin Basch's article - Liberals threaten politics and world (Letter), 11:7:2007 p13
Responses to "Liberals threaten politics and world" letters), 10:31:2007 p13
The kids or the country? (A few More Cards short column), 9:12:2007 p12
POPE BENEDICT XVI
Pope Benedict first to visit American synagogue, 4:23:2008 p5
Pope visits Washington, 4:2:2008 p6
POTTER, HARRY
Harry Potter offers more than entertainment, 4:23:2008 p10
PR CLUB
PR club holds first major event on campus, 4:9:2008 p22
PR club hosts activity fair, 2:6:2008 p22
PR Club hosts Sabres Alunni vs. faculty, 4:2:2008 p9
PR Club increasing in popularity, 4:2:2008 p23
PR Club to host Alumni Sabres Game, 3:5:2008 p5
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
Campaign takes focus off important issues, 4:9:2008 p13
Can we handle a third Republican president?, 2:13:2008 p17
Candidates contend for youth vote, 11:28:2007p1/5
Colbert (Stephen) announces candidacy, 10:24:2007 p5
How do you feel about all the presidential campaign coverage in the media?, 2:6:2008 p13
Huckabee denies suggesting isolation for AIDS patients, 2:6:2008 p13
Political images important to 2008 presidential campaign, 10:24:2008 p5
Super delegates make a stand, 2:20:2008 p15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
Get the facts about Super Tuesday, 1:30:2008 p4
Kucinich drops bid for presidency, 1:30:2008 p4
Senator Kennedy endorces Barack Obama, 1:30:2008 p6
Students make primary choices, 1:30:2008 p1/4
Supporting Hillary is like cheering after a train wreak, 1:30:2008 p10
Geneseo students face racism allegations, 11:28:2007p1
RADIO
"The Point" out of the muck, 2:6:2008 p3
89.1 The Point 35 Countdown, 10:10:2007 p23
The Point After, 2:13:2008 p36
The Point faces technological changes, 2:20:2008 p3
READING
Help community learn to read, 2:6:2008 p15
RECIPES
Easy recipe offers big taste, 3:12:2008 p24
RECREATIONAL SERVICES
Get personal with a personal trainer, 3:5:2008 p19
RECREATON AND LEISURE STUDIES
(Recreation and Leisure Studies) Department holds annual banquet, 4:23:2008 p21
RED CROSS
Red Cross needs student's help, 9:26:2007 p1/6
RELAY FOR LIFE
"Wanna get Relaid?", 2:6:2008 p4
Relay for Life (Letter), 4:16:2008 p15
Relay for Life comes to campus soon, 4:23:2008 p5
Relay for Life: Celebrate, remember, fight back, 4:30:2008 p1/3
RELIGION
Brockport Free Methodist Church offers new energy for Christianity, 3:5:2008 p7
Pope Benedict first to visit American synagogue, 4:23:2008 p5
Seicntology protested nationwide, as well as in Brockport, 2:13:2008 p4
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS
Reproductive rights in question, 4:2:2008 p16
RESIDENT ASSISTANTS
Appreciate work by RAs, 2:13:2008 p1
RA of the Month First-Year Rozetta Smith and Upperclass - Beth Martin (photos), 10:10:2007 p7
Resident assistant (Kim Becker) showers kindness, candy on campus, 4:30:2008 p17
RESIDENTIAL LIFE
Student housing is now online (Editorial), 4:9:2008 p11
RESTAURANTS
Java's offers unique atmosphere, feel, 4:30:2008 p15
Local joint offers great wings, 4:30:2008 p13
New Zonies serves zesty calzones, 9:19:2007 p18
spot coffee is te spot to be, 4:9:2008 p20
REYNOLDS, TOM
Tom Reynolds, Brockport's voice in Washington, to retire
RIOTS
Michigan State students create ruckus, police tear-gas crowds, 4:9:2008 p7
ROAD RACES
Brockport student (Mike Cocquyt) runs Boston Marathon, 4:23:2008 p30
Marathon Men: Brockport's (Mike) Cocquyt and (Craig) Lutz complete Boston Marathon
ROCHESTER
Farmer's market offers more than pumpkins, 10:31:2007 p20
Rochester home to the pros, 4:16:2008 p33
ROLLER HOCKEY
2007-08 Club sports season off to rolling start, 9:19:2007 p26
Golden Eagles sweep preseason tournament, 10;3;2007 p28
Roller hockey ream deserves recognition, 11:14:2007 p31
RUGBY
Badgers and Doggies fall at Regionals, 11:14:2007 p31
Doggies go undefeated on way to championships, 4:23:2008 p33
Doggies reach new ground with win over Columbia, 11:7:2007 p29
RUGBY, WOMENS
Badgers beat Siena, win state title, 11:7:20007 p29
Brockport badgers Cortland in 32-5 win, 10:3:2007 p28
Class of 1953 Scholarship, 2:13:2008 p18
Class of 1962 Scholarship, 2:13:2008 p19
Eric M. Steel Scholarship for International Study, 2:13:2008 p20
Janie Hill International Scholarship, 2:13:2008 p32
Joan C. Young Scholarship, 2:13:2008 p26
Memorial dinner held to remember Cassidy Ball, 4:30:2008 p2
Scholarships available for career-related costs, 10:24:2007 p15
Scholarships for current undergraduate students 2008-2009, 11:14:2007 p7
SECRETS OF JONATHAN SPERRY
Hollywood hits streets of Brockport, 9:05:2007 p1
SEX
Passion parties please, educate students, 4:16:2008 p19
When sex deptrives your sleep, 2:13:2008 p12
SEX OFFENDERS
Sex offender wins lottery, 2:13:2008 p5
SEXUAL ABUSE
Opinions of sexual abuse in school: reactions split among the gender line, 10:24:2007 p7
SEXUAL ASSAULTS
Oprah breaks down over rape allegations, 11:7:2007 p4
Sex-offending women get off easy, 11:7:2007 p12
Sexual Assault: Campus issue, 4:2:2008 p1/7
Slain college student spurs search for serial rapist, 2:20:2008 p8
Speaker discusses sexual assault, 4:30:2008 p3
Steps to take in the case of unwanted sexual contact, 3:5:2008 p7
University Police make arrest for on-campus rape, 3:5:2008 p7
VOX hosts movie viewing, 4:30:2008 p3
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Sound-Off Theater evokes emotion, 9:05:2007 p19
SEXUAL ORIENTATION UNITED FOR LIBERATION (SOUL)
Campus digs the drag, 3:12:2008 p24
Drag Show expects to dazzle, 3:5:2008 P4
SOUL allows Brockport to share secrets, 4:16:2008 p2
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Be aware of STD symptoms, 10:24:2007 p5
SEYMOUR UNION
Dynamic duo (Bill Sachman and Josh Gamage) liven up Union, Campus Life, 4:30:2008 p18
SHOPPING MALLS
Greece Mall takes on minor policy, 3:12:2008 p3
SIBLINGS
Revenge by orange pop, 9:12:2007 p10
SIGMA ALPHA MU
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
SIMPSON, JESSICA
Jessica Simpson, stepping stone to success, 3:5:2008 p8
SIMPSON, O.J.
Police arrest Simpson in memorbilia theft, 9:19:2007 p5
SLEEP
If you don't snooze, you lose, 4:2:2008 p23
Sleep soundly Brockport, 11:7:2007 p20
Sleep well, live better, 3:5:2008 p8
SMALL TOWNS
Everybody dies famous in a small town, 9:26:2007 p10
SMITH COLLEGE
College students bring back the vintage (costumes), 2:6:2008 p7
SMOKING
Quit smoking, receive prizes, 11:14:2007 p13
SNIPES, WESLEY
Actor tries to thwart IRS, 2:6:2008 p15
SNOW
Snow causes problems for students (Editorial), 2:20:2008 p11
Snow removal process lengthly (photo), 3:12:2008 p8
Snow troubles make me miserable, 3:12:2008 p12
SOCCER
Acello's three goals help Golden Eagles end Plattsburgh's perfect sart with 3-2 win, 9:26:2007 p30
Brockport takes two at ONU Tournament, 9:12:2007 p31
Eagles bounce back, 10:10:2007 p36/34
Eagles lose two on the road, 10:3:2007 p32
Eagles start SUNYAC play with shutout win, 9:19:2007 p24
Geneseo puts Brockport's season to bed in playoffs, 11:7:2007 p32
Men's soccer misses shot at top of SUNYAC standings, 10:24:2007 p39
Rhinos' forward optomistic about upcoming season, 4:9:2008 p33
SOCCER, PROFESSIONAL
Rhinos kick into gear as perfect preseason ends, 4:30:2008 p25
Rhinos mired in problems heading into uncertain 2008 season, 3:12:2008 p32
SOCCER, WOMENS
Brockport keeps pace with SUNYAC's best by beating Morrisville, SUNYIT, 10:10:2007 p35
Brockport loses to Oneonta, winning streak ends at 19, 10;3:2007 p32/31
Brockport victorious at season-opening series, 9:05:2007 p31
Durfee shuts out Fredonia, Geneseo, 10:24:2007 p40
Eagles shut out Geneseo, will face Cortland at SUNYACS, 10:31:2007 p35
Golden Eagles defeat Nazareth for the second time in 12 years, remain undefeated, 9:12:2007 p32
Nazareth women's soccer gets revenge at ECAC, 11:14:2007 p36
Neidlinger and Cella turn comeback into OT victory, 9:19:2007 p26
Schockow achieves another milestone with 200th win, 9:26:2007 p29
SUNYAC unbeaten streak hits 12, 9:26:2007 p32
Women's soccer named top seed in playoff tournament, 11:7:2007 p32
SOCIAL NETWORKING
social networks useful? or useless?, 9:19:2007 p3
SOFTBALL
Brockport bounced from SUNYACS by Saturday Sweep, 5:7:2008 p39
Maxon, Rachel's leadership shines through, 11:14:2007 p35
Pitching perfection, 4:30:2008 p31
Say goodbye to the Golden Eagles: Softball starts 5 stop 10 game road trip Thursday, 4:16:2008 p38
Softball coming home strong, 4:23:2008 p36
Softball schedule stacked after lay-off, 4:9:2008 p40
Spring seasons slowed by snows, 4:2:2008 p40
SORORITIES.SEE Greek Letter Societies
SPEARS, BRITTNEY
Four more years of Spears (A few more cards short column), 10:10:2007 p12
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Students take the plunge, 1:30:2008 p1/3
Warm water is for wimps, 12:5:2007 p5
SPITZER, ELIOT
Cornflakes can take you far, 4:2:2008 p15
Gov. Spitzer admits link to prostitution ring, 3:12:2008 p6
Politicians' sex lives should be private, 4:2:2008 p15
SPORTS
A look at the year ahead, 9:05:2007 p27
A week of good news for the Golden Eagles, 9:26:2007 p27
Brockport's tough weekend, 10:3:2007 p27
Changing seasons (from the athletic department), 10:24:2007 p34
Football in thin air, celebrations everywhere and swim wear, 10:3:2007 p26
For SUNYAC, balance is hard to maintain, 9:12:2007 p28
Golden Greats: Fall 2007 Elite Eagles (photos), 11:14:2007 p30
Sacks, lies and video tape, 9:19:2007 p27
Signing day shocker is bizarre, but not unique, 2:13:20008 p36
Thoughts going into the mid-semester break, 10:10:2007 p32
Weekend wrap-up, 9:12:2007 p28
SPORTS - INJURIES
Devastating injuries can be prevented by technology, education, 9:26:2007 p28
SPORTS BROADCASTING
ESPN 's view on sports skewed, 4:23:2008 p30
Passion spreads from field to press box, 1:30:2008 p19
SPORTS, PROFESSIONAL
Are there enough fans in Rochester for seven pro sports teams?, 3:5:2008 p30
Rochester home to the pros, 4:16:2008 p33
STRESS
Don't sweat the small stuff, 10:10:2007 p13
Give me a real break, 10:24:2007 p12
Manage your time to become less stessed, 4:23:2008 p17
Tips to minimize stress, 11:14:2007 p20
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Activities in March keep students active until spring, 3:5:2008 p20
Blurbs from a scattered week, 2:20:2008 P12
Brock the Port faces series of changes, 4:23:2008 p1
Campus offers events for students, 2:6:2008 p22
College adventures last a lifetime, 10:10:2007 p10
College is place for learning, 12:5:2007 p10
Everything will fall into place, 9:26:2007 p12
Fun firsts revisited, 1:30:2008 p11
Join campus organizations (Editorial), 9:12:2007 p9
New surprises and events found at Brockport (photos), 1:30:2008 p13
Night in Tuttle thrills students, offers fun, 2:6:2008 p21
Parking Service's 'Parking Amazing Race,' 5:7:2008 p7
Take advantage of winter fun, 2:20:2008 p19
Welcome back: a list of tips for your return (Editorial), 1:30:2008 p9
STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
Health center offers sercices, 9:05:2007 p13
STUDENT LOANS
Budgeting now saves money later, 2:13:2008 p5
STUDENT NEWSPAPERS
Editor criticized over editorial, 9:26:2007 p6
STUDENTS
Becker, Jeremy: student strives to support other students, 3:12:2008 p23
Becker, Kim - Resident assistant showers kindness, candy on campus, 4:30:2008 p17
Bowen, Dean: Get personal with a personal trainer, 3:5:2008 p19
Brockport scholar (Apostolos Hatzgiannidis) wins award, 5:7:2008 p3
BSG vice president (Randall Franklin) wrestles with dreams to success, 5:7:2008 p21
Dynamic duo (Bill Sachman and Josh Gamage) liven up Union, Campus Life, 4:30:2008 p18
Girl Scouts inspire student (Anastasia Pennington)'s future career, 10:10:2007 p20
Pierce, Darnell offers laughs, leadership to all, 5:7:2008 p22
STUDENTS - SURVEYS
Are celebrities punished fairly for their crimes?, 11:28:2007 p11
Brockport speaks - how do you feel about live music?, 10:3:2007 P11
Brockport speaks - How do you feel about tattoos, piercings and body modifications?, 9:26:2007 p11
Brockport speaks - What are you looking forward to on TV this fall?, 9:19:2007 p9
Brockport Speaks - What do you miss most about being a kid?, 9:12:2007 p11
Brockport speaks - What political issue means the most to you?, 10:10:2007 p11
Brockport speaks: what are you looking forward to most this year?, 9:05:2007 p11
Did you vote in the BSG election?, 4:9:2008 p11
Dining Service survey - results, 2:13:2008 p34
Do you think Brock the Port will be as good this year as years past?, 5:7;2008 p11
How do you feel about all the presidential campaign coverage in the media?, 2:6:2008 p13
How do you feel about diversity?, 11:7:2007 p11
How do you feel about getting a spring concert through the Polar Plunge?, 2:13:2008 p13
How do you feel now that the writers' strike is over?, 2:20:2008 p13
How do you manage to stay fit and healthy during the winter?, 3:5:2008 p13
Looking back on Virginia Tech a year later, do you feel safe on campus?, 4:16:2008 p11
Should a politician's sex life affect how he/she does his/her job?, 4:2:2008 p13
Survey names Brockport one of the best, 2:6:2008 p1/6
Survey results - how do you feel about live music?, 10:3:2007 p11
Survey results - How do you feel about tattoos, piercings and body modifications?, 9:26:2007 p11
Survey results - what are you looking forward to on TV this fall?, 9:19:2007 p9
Survey Results - What do you miss most about being a kid?, 9:12:2007 p11
Survey results - What political issue means the most to you?, 10:10:2007 p11
Welcome Center & Parking Services survey results, 2:13:2008 p38
What are your plans for spring break?, 3:12:2008 p11
What do you like about going home for Thanksgiving?, 11:14:2007 p11
What do you want for Christmas or Hanukkah this year?, 12:5:2007 p11
What is your favorite drink to have during the summer?, 4:23:2008 p9
What is your favorite part of autumn?, 10:24:2007 p13
What is your favorite scary movie?, 10:31:2007 p11
What was the worst summer job your've ever had?, 4:30:2008 p9
STUDY ABROAD
Dublin offers beauty, Irish whiskey, rare art, 10:10:2007 p19
Ever thought about going to Vietnam?, 9:12:2007 p6
Experience Down Under with the locals, 9:19:2007 p16
Greetings from England and Scotland, 11:7:2007 p20
Student studies abroad in 'bloody' Brockport, 5:7:2008 p15
Study abroad proves to be a valuable experience, 9:05:2007 p17
Studying abroad a must before graduation, 11:28:2007 p18
Studying abroad presents unforgettable experience, 9:26:2007 p18
You have to experience it to belive it, 9:19:2007 p16
STYLUS
More than 1,000 Stylus copies taken, 2:13:2008 p4
Stealing newspapers is for chumps, 2:13:2008 p13
The little newspaper that could, 2:13:2008 p12
The Stylus takes fifth place at convention, 3:5:2008 p3
Tis the season to bring us presents (Editorial), 12:5:2007 p9
STYLUS - EDITORS
D is for diploma, 9:05:2007 p13
Editor responds to your letters, 4:16:2008 p13
Meet the future Stylus staff (Chris Winkler), 4:23:2008 p4
Meet the future Stylus staff (Nora Hicks), 5:7:2008 p7
Meet the Stylus staff (Allison Kowalski), 10:3:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus Staff (Amanda Seef), 2:13:2008 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Amanda Seef), 9:19:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Angela Archunde), 3:12:2008 p2, 10:24:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus Staff (Brighid Leavy), 11:7:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Brighid Leavy), 4:9:2008 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Chelsea Craddock), 2:20:2008 p2
Meet the Stylus Staff (Drew Izzio), 12:5:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Janelle Weber), 11:28:2007p2
Meet the Stylus Staff (Jim Krencik), 3:5:2008 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Jim Krencik), 10:10:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Kate Pracher), 4:16:2008 p4
Meet the Stylus staff (kate Pracher), 11:14:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Laura Luettger), 1:30:2008 p2, 9/05/2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Michael Cavanagh), 4:30:2008 p4
Meet the Stylus staff (Rachel Howe), 2:6:2008 p2, 9:12:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus Staff (Sarah Fannis), 10:31:2007 p2
Meet the Stylus staff (Sarah Fannis), 4:2:2008 p2
Meet the Stylus staff( Chelsea Craddock), 9:26:2007 p2
Sticker the stars away, 10:3:2007 p10
Stylus editors learn new style in Washington, D.C., 10:31:2007 p3
Stylus staff to see changes next fall, 5:7:2008 p2
Thanks for the memories, 5:7:2008 p12
SUDAN
Brockport reaches out to Sudan, 11:14:2007 p3
SUICIDE
Become aware of suicide, 9:12:2007 p13
Suicide: College students need to be aware, 3:12:2008 p1/6
Walk to raise suicide awareness, 10;3:2007 p13
SUMMER
Tips to follow this summer, 5:7:2008 P20
SUNY-NY ALERT SYSTEM
Emergency system alerts campus, 1:30:2008 p5
SUNY NY-alert system to be tested April 7, 4:2:2008 p11
SURVEYS.SEE Students - Surveys
SWIM AND GYM PROGRAM
Swim and gym program reaches out, 3:12:2008 p32
SWIMMING
Doc's last duel, 2:6:2008 p38
Kenney era comes to an end, 11:28:2007 p32
Men's swimming laps Wells, Utica to end semester, 12:5:2007 p34
Natatorium dedication followed by split swim decision, 11:7:2007 p33
Painter puts positive presence in Brockport pool, 11:14:2007 p32
Swimming falls behind, 11:14:2007 p32
SWIMMING AND DIVING
Disqualifications are the difference in Eagles' loss, 1:30:2008 p21
Doc Day II: Retiring swimming and diving coach Greg "Doc" Kenney" honored (photo), 4:2:2008 p35
Quagliana leads freshmen Eagles at SUNYACS, 2:13:2008 p42
Swim season starts with fresh face finishing first, 10:31:2007 p33
Newman Center offers stress-relieving T'ai chi classes, 10:10:2007 p22
TAKE BACK THE NIGHT
Campus 'takes back the night,' 10:31:2007 p1
TALENT CONTESTS
Brockport chooses its own idol, 12:5:2007 p22
TANNING
Tanning may become an addiction, 2:20:2008 p15
TAX EVASION
Actor tries to thwart IRS, 2:6:2008 p15
TAXES
Actor tries to thwart IRS, 2:6:2008 p15
Taxes go up while wallets deflate, 3:12:2008 p14
TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT
Off-campus calling rings off the hook, 1:30:2008 p5
Problems persist with Apogee's service, 9:05:2007
TELEPHONES
Advertisements linked to cell phone conversations, 9:26:2007 p6
Cell phone convenience and public disturbance (Editorial), 4:16:2008 p11
Free calling, 9:26:2007 p5
Off-campus calling rings off the hook, 1:30:2008 p5
TELEVISION
"The Hills" offers viewers look into the wealthy life, 10:31:2007 p23
'Heroes' bounces back for new season, 9:19:2007 p19
Alumnus (Ed Tommasi) wins big on "Deal or No Deal," 2:20:2008 p1
Brockport Television Club airs weekly shows, 3:12:2008 p3
BTV to start airing in Harrison, 4:9:2008 p6
Degrassi is better than Grey's Anatomy, 9:19:2007 p9
Donna Martin graduates, 5:7:2008 p13
ESPN 's view on sports skewed, 4:23:2008 p30
Fall line ups bring back old favorites this fall, 9:12:2007 p19
Friends yield life lessons, 10:10:2007 p10
Future of television programming uncertain, 11:14:2007 p5
Grey's Anatomy returns with all new drama, 9:12:2007 p2
House: prognosis negative, 10::2007 p20
How do you feel now that the writers' strike is over?, 2:20:2008 p13
I miss thanking God for Fridays, 2:20:2008 p13
K-ville shows life after Katrina, 10:10:2007 p22
Networks bring promising new shows, 9:12:2007 p19
New resident director (Nicole Kolivas) star of "Sorority Life," 11:14:2007 p20
Reality shows lack reality, 4:2:2008 p14
The 'Heroes' are back, 10:3:2007 p20
Underdogs often outshine idols, talent, 2:6:2008 p25
Writers strike brings back television programming, 4:23:2008 p3
TELEVISION - REVIEWS
October Road, 12:5:2007 p23
TENNIS
Balling and Hemingway undefeated against Geneseo, Brockport loses opening match, 9:05:2007 p32
Brockport beats Potsdam 9-0 for first fall win, 9:12: 2007 p32
Brockport wins rescheduled match 5-4, 9:26:2007 p31
Golden Eagles come back to beat Cortland 5-4, 10;3:2007 p30
Golden Eagles end regular season with wins over Fredonia, Oswego, 10:10:2007 p34
Tennis season springs anew, 4:23:2008 p32
Tennis takes third place at SUNYACS, 10:24:2007 p38
Budding 'home grown terrorist cell' goes to trial, 9:19:2007 p4
Lecture discusses the fear of terrorism, 10:24:2007 p4
TESTS
Finals wreak havoc on thoughts, 12:5:2007 p10
TEXTBOOKS
Finding the best book bargain, 11:14:2007 p1/5
THANKSGIVING
Be thankful for the little things (Editorial), 11:14:2007 p9
The happy little pilgrims and the happy little massacre, 11:14:2007 p11
What do you like about going home for Thanksgiving?, 11:14:2007 p11
THEATRE
Avenue Q: a new kind of musical, 3:12:2008 p25
College students bring back the vintage (costumes), 2:6:2008 p7
Hair stands the test of time, offers messages of peace, 4:23:2008 p19
Hair sweeps audience into story, 5:7:2008 p19
Harlequins bring sex and vulgarity to stage, 11:7:2007 p18
I Hate Hamlet makes audience laugh, 12:5:2007 p20
I Hate Hamlet: 'at times hilarious,' 11:28:2007 p18
Irish summer stirs up memories, old friends, lost romances, 3:5:2008 p18/20
Ma Rainy's Black Botom play finishes, 11:28:2007 p16
Musical impresses audience, 4:9:2008 p20
Play (Dutchman) restages '60s racism, 4:16:2008 p20
Play presents differences in traditions, opinions, 10:24:2007 p24
Some Girl(s) showcases exceptional acting, 10:31:2007 p18
Some girls like to buy shoes while others like to wear tattoos, 10:3:2007 p19
Sound-Off Theater evokes emotion, 9:05:2007 p19
Theatre department kicks off auditions, 9:05:2007 p18
Wicked visits Rochester, Buffalo in spring, summer, 5:7:2008 p20
THETA PHI CHI
It's all Greek to me: A story of Greek life in the Brockport community, 5:7:2008 p4/5/6
THOMPSON, ANTOINE
Senator Thompson visits Brockport, 4:9:2008 p6
THRUWAY
Thruway prices rise, hit students in the pocket before summer break, 4:30:2008 p7
TIME MANAGEMENT
Manage your time to become less stessed, 4:23:2008 p17
TRACK AND FIELD
Brockport dominates aerial competition, 4:9:20088 p38
Brockport Invitational: What to look for, 4:16:2008 p39
Eagles looking strong heading into home meet, 4:16:2008 p39
Eagles win both championships at States, 5:7:2008 p39
Outdoor track season starts, 4:2:2008 p44
Track and field teams take second at SUNYAC Championship, 4:30:2008 p32
Up, up and away: Golden Eagles fly past competion at Brockport Invitational, 4:23:2008 p35
TRAFFIC SIGNS
Unexpected stops cause laughs, 10:3:2007 p5
TRAVEL
Choose from five spring break destinations, 3:12:2008 p20/22
Greetings from England and Scotland, 11:7:2007 p20
Infamous fog interferes with travel, 11:14:2007 p19
Little fish don't belong in lakes, 10:3
London trip affords invaluable lesson, 3:12:2008 p25
Student experiences pubs, pints and Irish pride, 10:3:2007 p16
Student visits hhistorical monuments in Ireland, 12:5:2007 p19
Celebrate Valentine's in your own way this year, 2:13:2008 P22
VIDEO GAMES
Guitar Hero: A way of life, 4:9:2008 p12
VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Clothesline Project sheds light on violence against women, 4:9:2008 p1/3
Father i mprisons duaghter in bunker, fathers her children in Austria, 4:30:2008 p
VIRGINIA TECH SHOOTING
Candlelight Vigil brings students together, 4:23:2008 p3
One year later: Remembering those lost at Virginia Tech, 4:16:2008 p1
VOICES FOR PLANNED PARENTHOOD (VOX)
VOX hosts movie viewing, 4:30:2008 p3
VOX rallies for affordable contraception, 11:28:2007 p13
VOLLEYBALL
Brockport can't conquer Empire State volleyball, 10:31:2007 p36
Brockport earns silver at Tournament, 4:23:2008 p33
Brockport loses three at Tufts tournament, beats Bridgewater State, 10:3:2007 p30
Cortland ends volleyball's season, Fessette named SUNYAC West Player of the Year, 11:7:2007 p32
Fessette breaks Brockport record, Eagles win three, 9:12:2007 p29
Golden Eagles finish in fourth place at RIT Tournament, lose two players to injury, 9:19:2007 p27
Golden Eagles start conference play with five wins at SUNYAC pool play tournament, 9:26:2007 p26
Volleyball sets up for playoffs with four-win weekend, 10:24:2007 p39
VOLUNTEERISM
Volunteering benefits school and community, 9:26:2007 p19
VOTING
Rock the Vote brings stars to Brockport, 11:7:2007 p1/5
Walk! Bike! Brockport!: Participants take part in the week, 5:7:2008 p7
WELCOME CENTER
Welcome Center & Parking Services survey results, 2:13:2008 p38
WELCOME WEEKEND
Sound-Off Theater evokes emotion, 9:05:2007 p19
Welcome Weekend kicks off school year, 9:05:2007 p3
WINFREY, OPRAH
Oprah breaks down over rape allegations, 11:7:2007 p4
WINTER
Spice up winter on campus, 11:7:2007 p13
Winter's on its way, 11:7:2007 p4
WOMEN'S CENTER
Women's Center hosts programs, 2:20:2008 p14
Women's Center hosts two special events, 4:2:2008 p9
WORK PERMITS
Professor (Choong-Nam Kang) teaches sans working permit, 9:12:2007 p1
WORK STUDY
Take advantage of work study, 9:26:2007 p12
WORKING PERMITS
Previous article raises questions, 9:19:2007 p11
WRESTLING
A fter tying Osweo, Eagles try to tame RIT Tigers, 1:30:2008 p22
Bradshaw, Shaheim focused on wrestlinig success, 2:20:2008 p33
Bradshaw, Shaheim wins one more All-American honor, 3:12:2008 p40
Brockport wrestling earns national notice, 11:28:2007 p31
Eagles continue tradition at Summa, 2:6:2008 p40/37
Top wrestling competition comes to Brockport, 11:7:2007 p32
Wrestling tournament draws top D-I coompetion, 11:14:2007 p33
WRITERS FORUM
Alumnus (Derek Nikitas) reads book scenes, 4:2:2008 p27
Forum ends with success, 11:28:2007 p17
Longenbach's poems reveal a mind at work and play, 10:31:2007 p18
Poet (David Kirby) speaks of transformation, 4:16:2008 p21
Popular culture meets poetry (Campbell McGrath), 9:19:2007 p15
Writers (Mike Dockins, Steve Fellner) expose emotions through poetry, 10:24:2007 p22