Stroud Courier

Thursday, December 8, 2005

News

• E-Card use may be expanded to off-campus locations
• Summer school schedule still undetermined amid negotiations
• Student faces heart disease with overwhelming optimism
• Committee makes push to save yearbook
• Seniors celebrate the semester's end
• Ritalin problem catches attention
• Jenny Gibbons - "The easiest person to love"
• English Dept. introduces professional writing track
• Biology student bugs out
• Students raise awareness for hunger
• ESU alum Mary Dempsy enters her second decade as U.C. custodian
• Pocono Outdoor Club climbs to new heights
• Student wins Trump award
• "Stop Aids. Make the Promise. Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise."

Arts & Entertainment

• Christopher Marlowe: Dead At Deptford?
• Elizabeth Hall: ESU actress lights up the stage with her captivating presence
• Theater graduate brings a New-York jazzed up holiday classic closer to home
• Spiders and Seuss, Fear and Phobias
• "King Kong" - A monster of a film finally on DVD
• Student presents philosophical view on sci-fi film
• Loud and Clear, a Rock Music review: Weapons of Mass Destruction found!
• Beautifully Broken Band produces a beautiful sound
• Campus and community concert band to perform
• "Panic! At the Disco" - The messiah of punk rock
• "Walk the Line" sure to walk away with people's hearts

Sports

• Record-setting football season ends in Michigan
• Men's Basketball improves to 5- 2
• Lady Warriors basketball struggle this past weekend
• True Life: I survived a 29-hour bus trip
• Runners on your marks…get set…GO!

Opinion

• Final Schh-minals
• My Position on the Communication Studies Department petition
• Letters to the editor
• Health Column: Protect yourself against STDs

Columns

• The Truth About Colin
• Your Weekly Dose of Anime: Better Yourself Through Manga

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