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Tuesday, March 14, 2006

News

• Exhibit showcases black inventors
• Relay for Life fund raisers officially begin
• Ag Commissioner candidate campaigns on campus
• The solution for life after college
• Club calendar searches for college's next top models
• Peeler addresses needs for science new accuracy

Sports

• Basketball Stallions, Fillies wrap up regular seasons
• Stallions golf team prepares for Region Championship
• Fastpitch Fillies stumble out of gate but gain footing

Entertainment

• Torley wins coveted Mr. ABAC 2006 crown
• Magician Jason Bishop mystifies audience at Hunt Town Hall
• 'WWE Smackdown' invades Columbus

Opinion

• Opinion -- Stand behind our leaders
• OPINION -- Students aren't to blame for poor graduation rates

Features

• PIC -- Joe & Lefty spray paint art for students
• Higher Learning #18

More Issues

Issue Summary

News

• ABAC develops stronger partnership with Case IH
• Campus construction push continues
• Keith Barber appointed to national Board of Directors
• Then and now: A look into the rich history of the Agrirama
• ABAC's big, fat Greek wedding begins

Opinion

• OPINION -- Don't shy away from change
• Our Two Cents
• SGA welcomes incoming freshman
• Goodbye for The Stallion managing editor
• OPINION -- Dating/Relationships
• OPINON -- Cupids of the Internet
• Brace for the college rollercoaster

Entertainment

• 'Inception' shatters the concept of reality
• 'Sorcerer's Apprentice' is a dunce
• 'The Road' takes readers on a spiritual journey
• Movies to see before you graduate
• We Were Pirates breaks the mold with 'Cutting Ties'
• We Were Pirates breaks the mold with 'Cutting Ties'
• Behind the music stands: ABAC Music Department
• Campus to host True North concert event

Features

• Rural Studies Club enriches students and community
• Finding ways to keep yourself entertained while in Tifton!
• How to save money your freshman year
• Job opportunities abound for ABAC students
• College Life 101: The dos and don'ts of freshman year
• Turf Club lays down the seeds for student success
• Jazz Ensemble keeps the tempo on campus