Thursday, March 6, 2008

News

• Bill would grant DPS freedom to pursue
• Dreary days might bring depression
• Legislators review A+ program
• Bishop alters Newman plans
• Classes provide outreach opportunity
• Business owners still want canopies
• City might adopt new waste system
• Super Who?: A look at Missouri superdelegates
• Greentop felon guilty of animal abuse, too
• Larger schools realize liberal arts potential
• Landlord evicts residents

TruLife

• Theater chooses dud
• La Pachanga continues to spice up Kirksville
• Professor plays on 'Jeopardy!'
• Bulldog award treats students for good work
• All eyes on Howard Worcester
• Mixed messages signal confusion between sexes
• Cooking with Julia
• Ferrell film drops ball
• Psyched to cycle: Sophomore prepares for cross-country bike trip for charity
• Travelers give tips for break
• Anatomy of a tear explained in study

Sports

• Men claim victory, women fall to SIUE
• Bulls shut out Tulsa in spring season opener
• Men lose to Pitt
• Men's swimming looks for top-10 finish at nationals
• 'Dogs send 14 to nationals
• Rebuilding season ends
• Hockey earns second spot in region
• Biermann jumps into national meet
• Peterson, Nahlik advance
• Women win on Gorillas' court
• Last Chance: Four seniors must win remaining games to extend playing careers
• Baseball drops three to Miners
• Women place 4th, men 8th

Opinions

• HB 1775 will resolve traffic law loopholes
• Letters to the Editor
• Redefining relationship with Truman benefits all
• Text message testing can't erase fears of campus shootings
• Truman doesn't really live up to liberalism of the liberal arts
• Temporary disability shows how life can be with limited mobility
• Cartoon

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