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Tuesday, April 19, 2005

News

• Students express concerns at Town Hall meeting
• Different issues weighed in on textbook issue
• PIC--Git R Done
• Meal plans returning for ABAC Place
• One Card system plans to expand uses of ABAC Gold Card
• PIC -- Shells fly, skeet drop
• 2005 'Pegasus' set to land April 21
• Time for vaccinations against meningitis
• PIC -- Paints the streets! Show club pride

Sports

• Fillies splash through first conference games
• OPINION--Is Lebron James the next Michael Jordan?
• Stallions optimistic about remaining season
• OPINION -- Tar Heels win fourth championship

Arts and Entertainment

• ABAC to celebrate George Scott Day
• Arts in Black Festival a colorful affair
• REVIEW -- Successful book makes transition to small screen
• REVIEW -- 'Boogeyman' lose his legacy in new movie
• Albany Symphony Orchestra, ABAC Choirs to present Haydn's 'The Creation'
• Spring Recital to be held April 28

Opinion

• OPINION -- Did Terri Schiavo deserve to be killed?
• OPINION -- People should pay attention behind the wheel

Features

• Campus custodians taking care of business
• COMIC -- Higher Learning #10
• 2005 ABAC Pacesetters

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• Drought expected to worsen
• State approves $6.2 million for front of campus renovation
• UGA-Tifton brings new agricultural technology to 'The Grand Challenge'
• When cost of living increases, studies decrease
• Summer enrollment drops dramatically
• Ethanol plant may be coming to area

Opinion

• OPINION -- Thank the soldier beside you, save stoning for yourself
• OPINION -- America, the land of the lazy
• OPINION -- High school is behind us
• OPINION -- Student receives poor care from TRMC

Entertainment

• BOOK REVIEW -- 'Blood Noir' dances with the darker side of the imagination
• Cell phone goods cheap online
• DVD Review: 'Juno' gives a more humorous look at teen pregnancy
• Hot Tracks
• MOVIE REVIEW: Getting lucky in love in Las Vegas
• MUSIC REVIEW: Listen to indie vampires

Features

• ABAC pool is open for use
• Punk/Folk concert slated for June 28 at Charlie's on Commerce