The Herald, Arkansas State University, AR
9 hours ago by Sarah Morris
At least four ASU students said they plan to file complaints with the Jonesboro Police Department early this afternoon over Jonesboro Police action following a Nov. 4 celebration for the new U.S. president-elect that turned violent after police responded to noise complaints.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
17 hours ago by Adam Roberts
So, apparently it was Oswald after all.
In preparation for the 45th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the Discovery Channel assembled a team of experts to re-investigate the shooting. According to its program that aired last night, modern technologies like blood-splatter analysis and computer modeling show that the shots came from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository Building.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
3 hours ago by Justin Lange
City Councilman Lance Jack awaits approval for a Class A1 liquor license for his new restaurant Fat Patties after gaining the support of the Liquor Advisory Board Nov. 6. The Liquor Control Commission will meet Tuesday to consider the application Fat Patties, located on 611 S.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
10 hours ago by Jennifer Joyner
Community members protested Arkansas Initiative Act No. 1 and California's Proposition 8 in a peaceful demonstration Saturday.
Some of the group met in front of the Arkansas Union and marched to City Hall, where the main event took place at 12:30 p.m. After that, the protesters marched to the corner of Dickson Street and College Avenue, where the protest continued until it was concluded back at the UA campus.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
11 hours ago by Greg Vandas
Hundreds of protestors, gay and straight alike, took to the streets Saturday
at the Country Club Plaza as part of
a nationwide protest against the recent passage of California's Proposition 8 and similar ballot measures in other states.
Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL
3 hours ago by Ken Woods
In the first possession of overtime, Illinois State drove down to the Leathernecks 6-yard-line. The score stood even at 45-45. The brutally cold game had come down to one play.
Redbirds' quarterback Kevin Brockway dropped back to pass and the 'Necks defensive pressure was closing the pocket; he lobbed the ball to the corner of the end zone.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
12 hours ago by Greg Vandas
Last week, my roommates and I were robbed at gunpoint of our money and cellphones less than five minutes from UMKC's Volker Campus.
What started as a simple late-night fast food run turned violent and life-threatening in no time at all.
I write this piece in response to another Forum article I wrote earlier this year (see "Local crime cannot be ignored any longer," 9/29/08) and any dissent I may have gotten for it.
The University News, University of Missouri Kansas City, MO
11 hours ago by Jesus Butler
Car chase, gun fight, foot chase, knife fight, airplane chase, gun fight, explosions: that pretty much sums up "Quantum of Solace," the 22nd film in the James Bond franchise.
While the action is intense and gritty as ever, fans of 2006's "Casino Royale" will undoubtedly miss that film's more compelling plot and stronger character development.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
13 hours ago by Luke McCormick
With Halloween just a memory and Thanksgiving right around the corner, it is almost time to get those Christmas lists typed up and shipped off to the appropriate parties. This process of deciding what you want under the tree can be treacherous, so take my hand and let me gently guide you through the gift selection season.
Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL
17 hours ago by Jermaine Raymer
Chart, Missouri Southern State College, MO
2 days ago by Amye Buckley
Book options for students may change under a proposed book agreement with Pearson Education.
Electronic texts may be one of the primary delivery systems.
The Traveler, University of Arkansas, AR
2 days ago by Robert Garner
Having written about Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese restaurants, I feel like we've been to plenty of Asian eateries. However, one of the countries I just happened to be missing was the big one with more people than any other country in the world.
But where do you go for good Chinese food? Are they not all just delicious buffets with the same dishes?
I was, until Wednesday, in the same legion as those that believe that Fayetteville, and most cities in general, has only Chinese buffets and some expensive Japanese establishments.
Chart, Missouri Southern State College, MO
1 day ago
This week's security reports include theft and vehicle vandalism in Lot 25, liquor violation and DPS responds to a water/name calling incident.
Chart, Missouri Southern State College, MO
3 days ago by Rita Forbes
All I wanted was a box of Rice Krispies.
As my contribution to the American table at a study abroad fair here in Bremen, I had promised to bring a few batches of Rice Krispie treats. Does it get any more American than that? I had only forgotten one small detail: I wasn't in Missouri any more.
Western Courier, Western Illinois University, IL
11 hours ago by Jon Oakley
The Western Illinois athletics department is making some student friendly seating changes at home basketball games with the creation of the "Purple Haze" student section, located directly behind the visiting team's bench.
The adjustments to Western Hall's seating are part of an effort to raise student attendance and create an improved home court advantage.
The Alestle, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, IL
4 days ago by Lindsay Stuart
Members of the SIUE community have the chance to voice their opinions on SIUE's involvement in the Southern Illinois University system and the relationship between Southern Illinois University Carbondale and SIUE in an online survey.
The survey available until Saturday was sent out by the SIUE Faculty Senate Taskforce for Investigating the Relationship Between SIUE and SIU.
The Sentinel, Rockhurst University, MO
4 days ago by Katie Scanlon
Student Senate hosted the fall Presidential forum to keep students informed about their university.
The Sentinel, Rockhurst University, MO
4 days ago by Brian Roewe
The election is over, and there's a new President in town, but that's no reason to panic.
The Sentinel, Rockhurst University, MO
3 days ago by Lindsey Griffith
We're off to see, well, off to see "The Wiz", opening Thursday, Nov. 13 in Mabee Theater.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
3 days ago by Jeremy Johnson
Tom Bryant may be in his last year as president of PSU, but he's not slowing down in the least. His plans for finishing projects around campus are ambitious as ever.
"There are some of those things I don't want to leave for the next person to have to deal with," Bryant said.
The Journal, Webster University, MO
4 days ago by Sara Andres and Amber Russell
Whether artificial sweeteners
have been linked to cancer has been debated for a number of years. For those who do not want to take the chance, they have another alternative-
natural sweeteners.
Natural sugars are not synthesized,
as artificial sugars are. Artificial sweeteners are chemically treated whereas natural sweeteners are pulled straight from nature, without any chemical additives.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
2 days ago
TEAM: Queasy
Rebecca Bauman
Opinion Editor
Clang, clang, clang goes the ... Beatles?
Surely not. Surely, Lennon, McCartney and Harrison never intended for their good instrumental works to ring by way of near-deafening, amplified bells while America's future scientists, artists and auto mechanics attempt to converse, focus on math lectures or simply survive hangovers.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
4 days ago by Ben Marxer
When I saw "Sister Mary Ignatius," my first thoughts were that Speak Out was going to be getting a lot of calls over the weekend. I could certainly see how someone could find themselves offended by the material. But I never dreamed that it would result in a fiasco that could change the way the theatre and dance department chooses their productions.
Collegio, Pittsburg State University, KS
2 days ago by Edina Sakthilingam
On a typical day Koeta Bryant spends her time like any average housewife. She writes thank-you notes, arranges flowers for her home and plans menus for dinner parties. The only difference between her and the typical housewife is that she is the first lady of Pittsburg State University.
Capaha Arrow, Southeast Missouri State, MO
4 days ago by Kristy Wagner
As with most winter seasons, this year PlayStation 3 has released a volley of new games in every genre to get gamers and their families pumped up to spend a lot of money on flashy video games this holiday season. "Dead Space" is one of the winter hopefuls, and I am sad to say that it is not quite the emotional RIDE its television commercials make it out to be.
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