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Wednesday, October 18, 2006

News

• WALB Newscenter 10 films from ABAC
• Zito steps up as new SGA vice president
• College dreams of four-year degrees
• $5 million centennial campaign in the works
• College's Traffic Court underused
• The do's and don'ts of managing stress on campus
• State bills open new avenues for college fund-raising

Sports

• Young baseball squad heads into another year
• Intramural football participation doubles this season
• Stallions golf team ranked second in region
• A UGA loss made my weekend a whole lot better
• Fall scrimmages help Fillies prepare for spring season

Opinion

• OPINION -- ABAC's growth is good for Tifton
• Rowdies apologize for being too rowdy
• OPINION -- Foley's explanations miss the mark
• OPINION -- 'Star Wars' and George Lucas vs. Al Qaeda
• OPINION -- I want to see the 'Croc doc'

Lifestyles

• REVIEW -- Twists, turns, deceit found in 'The Departed'
• Cattlemen's Association: No ropes, no boots, no problem
• Sodexho carries a full plate to fill students' interest
• REVIEW -- World War II brought to life with 'Company of Heroes'
• Long distance relationships are not easy
• Miss Etiquette: How to cure stinky feet

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