"Piercing" experience offered in union, 3:1:2000 p17
ADMISSIONS
New location for growing Admissions office, 9:15:1999 p4
AERIE CAFE
Revitalize at "Nesting Place," 9:8:1999 p18
AFRICAN AMERICAN
Speaker encourages self identity, 2:9:2000 p1/3
Community giving encouraged by speaker, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Dr. discusses women's advocacy, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Black history month brings awareness to SUNY (editorial), 2:23:2000 p7
AIDS
AIDS Rochester educator speaks on HIV/AIDS, 11:10:1999 p4
Panels of AIDS Quilt Project come to Union, 11:17:1999 p4
Quilt honors AIDS victoms, 12:8:1999 p1/3
ALCOHOL
New alcohol policy on campus, 9:8:1999 p1
New alcohol policy has problems (editorial), 9:8:1999 p9
Brockport toughens sanctions on underage resident drinking, 9:15:1999 p1/3
Binge drinking carries dangerous risks, 9:22:1999 p16
Student must have respect for others (editorial), 10:6:1999 p7
Matthews offers facts on drinking, alcoholism, 11:10:1999 p1/3
New alcohol law to go into effect banning bar specials, 11:17:1999 p1/3
Canal Side, Northbound to face day in court, 11:17:1999 p3
Curbing drink specials won't stop binging (editorial), 11:17:1999 p7
ALPHA CHI
Top juniors, seniors honored in Alpha Chi ceremony, 3:29:2000 p5
Awards ceremony honors students, professors, 11:3:1999 p3
ALPHA CHI RHO
Car smash helps raise money, 2:16:2000 p5
ALPHA PHI ALPHA
Miss Black and Gold competing in regional event, 3:29:2000 p4
ALUMNI
Annual phon-a-thon tries to boost enrollment, 2:23:2000 p5
ANGELOU, MAYA
BSG bringing Maya Angelou to speak in May, 3:29:2000 p1/3
Maya Angelou speaks about life, 5:3:2000 p1/3
APATHY
Student apathy is no longer issue on campus, 10:6:1999 p8
ART
Faculty member, art student honored, 2:2:2000 p15
Art history professor dies, 2:9:2000 p1/3
Fine arts gallery welcomes "Three piece," 2:9:2000 p23
Award-winning student artist displays selections inside the Rainbow Gallery, 2:23:2000 p23
Print invitational on display at Tower, 3:1:2000 p25
Student art missing from Tower Fine Arts building, 3:29:2000 p6
Many honored at Student Art Exhibition, 4:19:2000 p25
Exhibit showcases unique art styles, 9:22:1999 p22
Many arts events in store this fall on campus, 10:13:1999 p20
Annual exhibit celebrates souls, memories, 11:3:1999 p21
Artist uses metal for original work, 11:3:1999 p23
Nature, life shown with art, 11:17:1999 p21
ATHLETES
Female athlete triad poses many dangerous risks, 11:3:1999 p16
ATHLETIC FEE
Efforts by students help fight proposed athletic fee, 10:6:1999 p4
ATKINSON, SCOTT
Director keeps busy as team leader, treasurer, 12:8:1999 p6
Speaker addresses God/science in schools, 5:3:2000 p3
BAKSHI, SRI RAM
New parternship between orchestra, SUNY Brockport, 2:2:2000 p15
BASC
BASC to start new menu focus group, 2:16:2000 p20
BASC employee loses her battle with cancer, 4:12:2000 p1
BASC catering menu is vague, expensive, 9:22:1999 p8
BASC announces changes, openings, Summer:1999 p10
BEATLES
Famous Beatles legend expands beyond music, 11:10:1999 p23
BELLAMY, BILL
Bellamy "whoooos" over fame and career, 9:29:1999 p15/17
Bellamy rocks the house at Tuttle, 9:29:1999 p21
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Speaker encourages self identity, 2:9:2000 p1/3
Community giving encouraged by speaker, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Dr. discusses women's advocacy, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Black history month brings awareness to SUNY (editorial), 2:23:2000 p7
BLAIR, ROB
President plans life in politics, 9:15:1999 p4
BOOKS
Books now online, 9:15:1999 p13/15
English Club holds book sale, 11:3:1999 p15
BOSNIA
Bosnia experience overwhelmed professor, 11:17:1999 p6
BREEDLOVE, JESSE
Treasurer tells students to get involved, 9:29:1999 p4
BROCKPORT
Police agencies team up, sponsor academy, 2:16:2000 p1
Village considers new initiative, 2:23:2000 p4
Carnival helps Brockport celebrate homecoming, 9:29:1999 p3
Small business in town need student support (editorial), 10:6:1999 p7
Shopping adventures await on Main Street, 10:6:1999 p15
Town delays vote on fabric furniture after students, community speak up, 10:27:1999 p5
Village should focus on serious problems (editorial), 10:27:1999 p7
Brockport hops with holiday shops, 11:17:1999 p15
BROCKPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE CHORUS
Halloween Hoedown fills Tower with music, 11:3:1999 p21
BROCKPORT LEGAL INFORMATION SERVICES
Executive branch new home for BLIS, 4:26:2000 p4
BLIS open to advise all students in legal matters, 11:10:1999 p18
BROCKPORT POLICE
Police agencies team up, sponsor academy, 2:16:2000 p1
BROX, JANE
Brox brings family life, truth to writing, 11:10:1999 p21
BSG
BSG assists renters with annual event, 2:9:2000 p1/3
Reptile show in union offers fun, excitement, 2:9:2000 p17
Special week to boost spirit, 2:9:2000 p17
More convenience with new shuttle, 2:16:2000 p4
BSG welcomes commuter students, 2:23:2000 p4
BSG leads country in student lobbying effort, 2:23:2000 p5
BSG needs female act, not more males (editorial), 3:1:2000 p7
Popular game show is featured inside gallery, winners get free date from BSG, 3:1:2000 p25
BSG lobbys in Albany, 3:8:2000 p1/3
Students lobby in D.C., 3:29:2000 p1/3
BSG candidates debate issues, 4:19:2000 p1/3
Council votes on mandatory fee increase, 4:19:2000 p1/3
Proposed mandatory fee increase beneficial (editorial), 4:19:2000 p7
Midkiff/Pettinato take BSG election, 4:26:2000 p1/3
BSG starts off new year on right foot, 9:22:1999 p7
Council candidate urges students to get involved, 9:22:1999 p10
Board discusses athletic fee increase, 9:29:1999 p1/3
BSG "Rock the Vote" encourages students to register, 9:29:1999 p4
New athletic fee will help upgrade fields (editorial), 9:29:1999 p7
BSG encourages involvement, 10:6:1999 p4
BSG clubs lose funding, 10:27:1999 p4
BSG lobbys in Washington, D.C., 11:3:1999 p1/3
Board approves several organizations's budgets, 11:3:1999 p4
BSG plans rally, apologizes for "Real World," 11:10:1999 p5
BSG gives pizza, soda in exchange for feedback, 11:17:1999 p4
Food drive helps needy, 12:8:1999 p1/3
Board members seek involvement, 12:8:1999 p4
BSG-BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BSG dismisses Presley for committee absence, 2:2:2000 p3
Board passes budget requests, supports NYPIRG efforts, 2:9:2000 p5
Board approves funding for fine arts, OSAD, votes on election commission, 2:23:2000 p5
Upcoming events, budget plans discussed by board, 3:8:2000 p5
Board raises status of women's studies club, 3:29:2000 p5
Board approves funding, 4:19:2000 p4
On-campus board helps students, 11:17:1999 p4
Proposals approved, 12:8:1999 p5
BSG-OFF CAMPUS
BSG dismisses Presley for committee absence, 2:2:2000 p3
Off campus reps address issues, 11:10:1999 p4
Caribbean club instills pride in students, 10:13:1999 p15
CARROLL, JIM
"Mind-magician" wows gallery, 3:8:2000 p23
CENSUS 2000
Census 2000 proves important, 3:1:2000 p1/3
Brockport students need to take part in census (editorial), 3:1:2000 p7
Census reports: are they really necessary?, 4:19:2000 p8
CHEHAB, CHARLES H.
Art history professor dies, 2:9:2000 p1/3
CHESEBRO, JOE
Professor works with old teachers, 3:1:2000 p17
CHILD CARE
Federal grant helps students pay for child care, 9:22:1999 p3
CHRISTMAS
Christmas giving program begins, 11:17:1999 p5
Brockport hops with holiday shops, 11:17:1999 p15
Holiday help available to everyone on the World Wide Web, 11:17:1999 p16
Holidays celebrated around the globe, 12:8:1999 p20
Organizations promote, recruit in Union, 10:6:1999 p5
COMMENCEMENT
Speakers announced for commencement, 4:19:2000 p1
Commencement ceremoney to include possible 1,880 students, 5:3:2000 p4
COMMENCEMENT DRIVE
Quick completion of Commencement Drive, 9:8:1999 p4
COMMERCIALS
Commercials offer perspective on reality, 9:29:1999 p17
CONSTRUCTION
College to begin Union renovations, 2:2:2000 p4
Union renovations prove beneficial (editorial), 2:2:2000 p7
Union square renovations briefly delayed, 4:12:2000 p4
Quick completion of Commencement Drive, 9:8:1999 p4
State funding improves Union, Lennon, 10:27:1999 p4
Campus gets updated look, Summer:1999 p3
CONTRACEPTION
Contraception important to remember for students, 10:13:1999 p14
COOK, MICHELE
Artist uses metal for original work, 11:3:1999 p23
COOPER, CYNTHIA
WNBA star Cynthia Cooper tells students to strive, 3:29:2000 p6
Basketball star Cynthia Cooper aims high in life, 3:29:2000 p17
CORN MAZE
A-maze-ing corn, 10:27:1999 p15/17
COUNSELING
Peer to Peer provides counseling alternatives, 4:12:2000 p15
Counseling center open to all, 4:26:2000 p17
Counseling center is important part of SUNY Brockport, 5:3:2000 p10
CRIME
Sexual assault: everyone's problem, 2:16:2000 p1/3
Counselors needed for rape crisis services, all welcome, 2:16:2000 p18
Speaker sheds light on hate crimes in America, 4:19:2000 p5
Annual clothesline project raises awareness of issues, 4:26:2000 p17
Project honors abuse victims, 5:3:2000 p1/3
Candlelight vigil remembers victims of hate crimes, 10:27:1999 p3
CURRICULUM
School, state change degree requirements, 2:9:2000 p4
New changes in education requirements, 10:13:1999 p1/3
New classes will make students smarter (editorial), 10:13:1999 p7
Curriculum examined, 11:17:1999 p4
Hartwell opening culturally diverse, 2:16:2000 p24
Shapiro and Smith dazzle Hartwell audiences, 2:23:2000 p21
Dance group performs inside union, 3:8:2000 p23
Sound of drums fill Hartwell Hall, 5:3:2000 p23
Native American dancers perform live, 11:17:1999 p17
DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION
Vietnam offers possibilities, 2:2:2000 p4
International experiences abound, 4:19:2000 p17
Experiences begin abroad, 9:15:1999 p14
Fair encourages students to study abroad, 9:29:1999 p4
Vietnam program to start in 2000, 10:13:1999 p4
DETAR BIG BAND
DeTar Big Band impresses crowd in Tower, 11:17:1999 p21/23
DIPASQUALE, RAY
Vice President welcomes incoming students, Summer:1999 p15
DISCUSS THIS
BTV reborn with new show, 11:10:1999 p15/17
DISTINGUISHED PROFESSORS
Trustees name new Dinsinguished Professors, 10:27:1999 p1/3
DIVERSITY
Increased campus diversity would be better (editorial), 2:16:2000 p7
Speaker "celebrates living," 3:1:2000 p1
Discussion held to help enhance racial diversity, 4:12:2000 p1/3
Rally only start to campus diversity (editorial), 4:19:2000 p7
Where is Brockport's diversity?, 4:19:2000 p18
DOUGLAS, JOHN
Retired FBI agent speaks about career, 4:19:2000 p4
Faculty in Residence program progresses, 4:12:2000 p16
FARMER, GARY
Magazine publisher speaks, 11:17:1999 p1/3
FENELI, JEN
Feneli breaks scoring record, 12:8:1999 p36
FINANCIAL AID
Take action to increase students' financial aid, 2:9:2000 p10
State bills may cut financial aid, notify parents of grades, 3:8:2000 p1/3
BSG fights for aid, students should too (editorial), 3:8:2000 p7
Students, BSG: federal financial aid programs not making grade anymore, 3:29:2000 p4
Aid Alliance helps others, 9:8:1999 p1/3
Letters help fight for financial aid, 9:15:1999 p1/3
Loss of aid leads to burger flipping (editorial), 9:15:1999 p7
SUNY Brockport student lead fight for financial aid, 9:22:1999 p3
Budget poses problem, 10:6:1999 p1/3
Financial Aid helps students pay back loans, 10:6:1999 p4
Numerous grants available for all, 11:3:1999 p15/17
Director keeps busy as team leaders, treasurer, 12:8:1999 p6
FISHER, DEBRA
Faculty member, art student honored, 2:2:2000 p15
FOOD
Revitalize at "Nesting Place," 9:8:1999 p18
FREUND, ERNEST
Speakers announced for commencement, 4:19:2000 p1
FURNITURE
Town delays vote on fabric furniture after students, community speak up, 10:27:1999 p5
Gallery grand opening "crowded," 9:8:1999 p1/3
New lounge for students to relax,enjoy, 9:8:1999 p1/3
Gallery hosts Sabres fans, 9:15:1999 p19
Gallery changes draw students, 9:22:1999 p15/17
Hip-hop fill Gallery for Saturday's DJ night, 10:13:1999 p20
Hayride provides night of fun, 10:27:1999 p15
A-maze-ing corn, 10:27:1999 p15/17
Harrowing stories of Hartwell haunting, 10:27:1999 p15/17
Halloween Hoedown fills Tower with music, 11:3:1999 p21
Party draws creative, gruesome costumes, 11:3:1999 p23
HANUKKAH
Holidays celebrated around the globe, 12:8:1999 p20
HARRIS, RUTH
Dr. discusses women's advocacy, 2:23:2000 p1/3
HARTWELL
Harrowing stories of Hartwell haunting, 10:27:1999 p15/17
HATE CRIMES
Candlelight vigil remembers victims of hate crimes, 10:27:1999 p3
HEALTH
Day planned to screen students concerned about eating disorders, 2:16:2000 p5
Relationships reviewed, 2:16:2000 p17
Meningitis vaccine offered at Hazen, 2:16:2000 p19
Health yourself, 2:23:2000 p15
Discussion group helps teach positive body image, 3:1:2000 p4
"Piercing" experience offered in union, 3:1:2000 p17
Women's health day provides wellness, 4:19:2000 p5
Hazen hosts men's health day, 4:26:2000 p4
Walk/run held by Hazen, 5:3:2000 p4
Week-long break from reality offered, 5:3:2000 p17
New column focuses on student health issues, 9:15:1999 p14
Health fair promotes fitness awareness, 9:22:1999 p21
Contraception important to remember for students, 10:13:1999 p14
AIDS Rochester educator speaks on HIV/AIDS, 11:10:1999 p4
Panels of AIDS quilt project come to union, 11:17:1999 p4
Quilt honors AIDS victims, 12:8:1999 p1/3
Nature's finest photographed for senior art exhibit, 12:8:1999 p26
KAMPF, STEVE
Board approves several organization's budgets, 11:3:1999 p4
KENT, DONALD
Professor names teaching as goal, 2:16:2000 p17
KIMMELL, MICHAEL
Gender issues pose problems for everyone, 4:26:2000 p1/3
KING, ROBERT
New SUNY chancellor visits, 2:2:2000 p1
SUNY Chancellor highest paid state employee, 3:29:2000 p1
Chancellor receives too much for housing, duties (editorial), 3:29:2000 p7
Famous Beatles legend expands beyond music, 11:10:1999 p23
LETCHWORTH STATE PARK
Letchworth offers day trips, 9:29:1999 p15/17
LEVIN, JACK
Speaker sheds light on hate crimes in America, 4:19:2000 p5
LIBERTO, DANNY
Students laugh with standup comedians, 11:3:1999 p23
LIBRARY
See: Drake Memorial Library
LIFT BRIDGE
Christmas giving program begins, 11:17:1999 p5
LIMON DANCE COMPANY
Limon Dance Company coming to Brockport, 10:27:1999 p21
LITTLE SPIRIT AND YOUNG SPIRIT DANCERS
Native American dancers perform live, 11:17:1999 p17
LIVE
Live to play Tuttle gym, 2:2:2000 p1/3
LLOYD, JENNY
Professor Lloyd offers witty insight on life, 10:6:1999 p17
LOBBY
Funding approved for Blair's D.C. trip, 10:13:1999 p4
BSG lobbys in Washington, D.C., 11:3:1999 p1/3
Success of D.C. trip will get noticed (editorial), 11:3:1999 p7
LYONS, NATHAN
Trustees name new Distinguised Professors, 10:27:1999 p1/3
Fine arts gallery welcomes "Three piece," 2:9:2000 p23
MONACELLI, LINDA
BASC employee loses her battle with cancer, 4:12:2000 p1
MOORE, ANDREA
Miss Black and Gold competing in regional event, 3:29:2000 p4
MORGAN MANNING HOUSE
Peddler's market offers variety of hometown goods to strollers, 9:15:1999 p19
MORGAN, CLYDE
Limon Dance Company coming to Brockport, 10:27:1999 p21
MORNING WITH THE PROFESSORS
Program adds to community awareness, 9:29:1999 p1/3
MOVIES
Online movie sites offer surfers options, 9:29:1999 p16
MP3
Access to MP3 site restricted, 3:8:2000 p1/3
Block of access to internet material questionable (editorial), 3:8:2000 p7
MP3 offers net music options, 11:17:1999 p17
MTV
"Real World" visits Union, 11:10:1999 p1/3
MUHAMMAD, ROSSEVELT
Community giving encouraged by speaker, 2:23:2000 p1/3
MULKIN CHEVROLET
New car to be used as safety escort, 9:22:1999 p4
Brockport dealership loans car, 9:29:1999 p1
MUSIC
Mother, daughter showcase their talent, 2:9:2000 p24
Live performance to sold-out crowd in Tuttle, 2:16:2000 p23
Music from Peru featured in Tower, 3:29:2000 p27
Everlast, Moa, Allstars cancel, 9:22:1999 p1
Online music offers many advantages, 9:22:1999 p16
Halloween Hoedown fills Tower with music, 11:3:1999 p21
Concert to bring Method Man, Redman Dec. 3, 11:17:1999 p1/3
MP3 offers net music options, 11:17:1999 p17
DeTar Big Band impresses crowd in Tower, 11:17:1999 p21/23
Campus phone rates go down, 10:6:1999 p4
Telecommunications office provides new e-bill service, 2:16:2000 p6
OLYMPIC GAMES
Olympic Games for physically challenged, 10:27:1999 p4
ORCHESTRA
Mother, daugher showcase their talent, 2:9:2000 p24
ORGANIZATION FOR STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT
Community giving encouraged by speaker, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Civilization examined, 3:1:2000 p4
Rally held by OSAD, 4:12:2000 p1/3
OSAD open to all, 9:22:1999 p15/17
Meaning of Bible differs, 2:9:2000 p5
Campus interfaith ministries revitalized, active once again, 2:16:2000 p6
Speaker addresses God/science in schools, 5:3:2000 p3
RESIDENCE HALLS
Guests in halls need to register, 9:8:1999 p17
Faculty to move into McFarlane, MacVicar, 9:15:1999 p3
Faculty now share residence halls with students (editorial), 9:15:1999 p7
Bedroom decorating expresses style, 9:22:1999 p15/17
Residence halls offer safe environment, Summer:1999 p9
RIDGE ROAD
Rte. 104 has history, shopping, tradition, 10:13:1999 p13/15
ROBINSON, EUGENE
Speaker encourages self identity, 2:9:2000 p1/3
ROCHESTER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
New partnership between orchestra, SUNY Brockport, 2:2:2000 p15
ROLLER HOCKEY CLUB
Roller hockey club to host "Pepsi challenge," 10:6:1999 p15
ROTC
ROTC cadet returns, 2:9:2000 p4
ROTC Lieutenant helps woman, 2:23:2000 p1/3
Cadets score high at Fort Lewsi camp, 9:22:1999 p4
ROTC trains for life, Summer:1999 p9
Salonen speaks on female genital mutilation, 3:29:2000 p5
SANKOFA
Sound of drums full Hartwell Hall, 5:3:2000 p23
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONS
Meeting held for dean, 3:1:2000 p4
Selection continues for dean, 3:8:2000 p5
Interim Dean of Professions given position on full-time basis, 4:19:2000 p4
Sexual assault: everyone's problem, 2:16:2000 p1/3
SEYMOUR COLLEGE UNION
College to begin Union renovations, 2:2:2000 p4
Union renovations prove beneficial (editorial), 2:2:2000 p7
State funding improves Union, Lennon, 10:27:1999 p4
SHAKOOR, MUHYIDDIN
Bosnia experience overwhelmed professor, 11:17:1999 p6
SHEPPARD, MATTHEW
Candlelight vigil remembers victims of hate crimes, 10:27:1999 p3
SHOPPING
Peddler's market offers variety of hometown goods to strollers, 9:15:1999 p19
Shopping adventures await on Main Street, 10:6:1999 p15
IKEA makes apartment shopping easy, 10:6:1999 p16
Rte. 104 has history, shopping, tradition, 10:13:1999 p13
Brockport hops with holiday shops, 11:17:1999 p15
Holiday help available to everyone on the World Wide Web, 11:17:1999 p16
SHUTTLE
New shuttle for lots AB1, AB2, Tower Fine Arts, 10:27:1999 p4
SHUTTLE AMERICA
Shuttle America takes off in Buffalo, 4:26:2000 p17
SLEPECKI, KATHARINE
Mother, daughter showcase their talent, 2:9:2000 p24
SLEPECKI, SABINA
Mother, daughter showcase their talent, 2:9:2000 p24
SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Teleconference warns of Y2K problems, 12:8:1999 p4
SMITH HALL
Campus gets updated look, Summer:1999 p3
SOUL (SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS UNITED FOR LIBERATION)
Drag queens take over ballroom, 4:19:2000 p23
SOUL offers services for all students, 9:15:1999 p13
SPADE, DAVID
David Spade to bring act to Tuttle North, 3:1:2000 p1
Standing room only in Tuttle for Spade, 3:29:2000 p25
SPRING BREAK
Plan fun spring break activities, 2:23:2000 p15
Safety first for enjoyable break, 3:1:2000 p17
SPRING FEST
Festival not an excuse to serve alcohol (editorial), 4:26:2000 p7
STD'S
Take precautions when dealing with STD's, 10:6:1999 p16
Reader questions about common STD's answered, 10:27:1999 p16
STEWART, MARJORIE
Professor passes away after 25 years at SUNY, 12:8:1999 p1/3
STORM
Labor Day storm 1998, 9:8:1999 p17
STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
SASU vs. Pataki, 2:9:2000 p4
STUDENT LEARNING CENTER
Mid-semester is wake-up call for some students (editorial), 10:13:1999 p7
Study skills addressed at learning center, 10:13:1999 p13
STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM
SSSP helps students learn (viewpoint), 11:17:1999 p10
STYLUS
Editorial policy restated to clear up confusion (editorial), 9:22:1999 p7
Words of advice from The Stylus (Editorial), Summer:1999 p14
SUAREZ, JUANITA
Plight of migrants highlighted by dancers, 10:6:1999 p23
SUICIDE
Physician discusses suicide, 11:10:1999 p4
SUMMER SESSION
Registration for summer sessions beginning soon, 4:12:2000 p5
SUNY
New SUNY chancellor visits, 2:2:2000 p1
Seton Hall fire alarms SUNY, 2:2:2000 p1
School, state change degree requirements, 2:9:2000 p4
BSG lobbys in Albany, 3:8:2000 p1/3
State bills may cut financial aid, notify parents of grades, 3:8:2000 p1/3
SUNY Chancellor highest paid state employee, 3:29:2000 p1
Students lobby in D.C., 3:29:2000 p1/3
March honors victims, 10:27:1999 p5
March recognizes the rights of women, 11:3:1999 p4
March another example of absence of apathy (editorial), 11:3:1999 p7
TANNING
How safe is "healthy glow" of tanning?, 2:23:2000 p15
TECHNOLOGY
Books now online, 9:15:1999 p13/15
Online music offers many advantages, 9:22:1999 p16
Online movie sites offer surfers options, 9:29:1999 p16
IKEA makes apartment decorating easy, 10:6:1999 p16
Internet auctions provide many options, 10:13:1999 p14
Learn2.com offers real world assistance, 11:3:1999 p17
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Telecommunications office provides new e-bill service, 2:16:2000 p6
Campus phone rates go down, 10:6:1999 p4
TELEVISION
BTV reborn with new show, 11:10:1999 p15
THANKSGIVING
Food drive helps needy, 12:8:1999 p1/3
THEATRE
Drama blurs barriers of reality, fiction, 3:1:2000 p23
"The importance" of pure laughter, 4:26:2000 p23
Plant takes over Tower in "Little Shop of Horrors," 12:8:1999 p23
TRAIN
Trains make a local stop, 12:8:1999 p17/19
TREUER, DAVID
David Treuer speaks at Writers Forum, 10:6:1999 p23
Funding approved for Blair's D.C. trip, 10:13:1999 p4
BSG lobbys in Washington, D.C., 11:3:1999 p1/3
Success of D.C. trip will get noticed (editorial), 11:3:1999 p7
WBSU
Get "Point" plan, 2:16:2000 p18
WICKED WHAMMI
Wicked whammi fair offers many job choices, 10:13:1999 p3
Discussion held to help enhance racial diversity, 4:12:2000 p1/3
WINTER SESSION
Dance, Spanish classes offered in winter session, 10:27:1999 p4
WOMEN
BSG needs female act, not more males, 3:1:2000 p7
Gender issues pose problems for everyone, 4:26:2000 p1/3
WOMEN'S STUDIES ORGANIZATION
Board raises status of women's studies club, 3:29:2000 p5
Salonen speaks on female genital mutilation, 3:29:2000 p5
WSO open to everyone, 3:29:2000 p17
WSO offers variety for all (viewpoints), 11:3:1999 p10
WOMENS CENTER
Discussion group helps teach positive body image, 3:1:2000 p4
Salonen speaks on female genital mutilation, 3:29:2000 p5
March honors victims, 10:27:1999 p5
March recognizes the rights of women, 11:3:1999 p4
Meeting plans "Students for Hillary" party, 11:17:1999 p4
WRITERS FORUM
David Treuer speaks at Writers Forum, 10:6:1999 p23
McClanahan shares her poetic views, 10:13:1999 p19
Brox brings family life, truth into writing, 11:10:1999 p21