Thursday, November 29, 2007

News

• NMCAA constructs houses
• Fire destroys building on Thanksgiving Day
• Fire chief: Alarm numbers remain stable
• Adopting healthy habits can prevent college weight gain
• Independents emerge from Midwest
• Campus parking might see expansion
• Council green-lights U.S. 63 bypass
• News In Brief
• Student Senate In Brief
• DPS Reports
• MOHELA suit dropped, will be refiled
• Blunt proposes license restrictions
• City OKs water, sewer rate rise
• Library forgives fines for food
• Citing personal issues, Mayer resigns

TruLife

• For Burden, hall gig is all positive
• Sex and the 'Ville
• Health Talk
• Studies show caffeine negatively affects sleep
• Hunt for gold in Missouri continues after 132 years
• Grain game feeds hungry
• Opera mixes bizarre with fun and music
• Truman graduate publishes first novel 'Destiny's Wings'
• Out-Reach donations help local community
• Heifer project helps lower global poverty
• 'Ugly Man' returns to campus after four-year hiatus
• Nutcracker ballet showcases talents

Sports

• Women set season-highs
• Truman Athletics
• Men win two events vs. Iowa
• Wrestlers place high at Coe Invitational
• Men's basketball still looking for first win
• Women win again, 88-63
• Guide for new Mizzou converts
• Volleyball falls in South Central Regional finals
• Kelly places 80th at national meet
• McGee's shooting drives 4-0 start
• Roller hockey takes cut in FAC funding
• Offense sparks roller hockey's unbeaten streak

Opinions

• Blunt's new proposal
• Comic
• Ruckus music system falls short of expectations
• Lethality of Tasers should be considered before widespread use
• Native American reparations must involve more than money
• Fast food job teaches humility while providing needed income

Letters

• No "slow response" from staff to correct fire alarm problems
• Professor speaks out against condemnation of medical terms
• Professor points out that life exists before fertilization of egg
• Atkinson doesn't ameliorate concerns about Greek Life
• Index Op-Ed pages don't provide enough positive messages

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