Thursday, April 10, 2008

News

• Senate pushes patronage
• State, city work for preservation goals
• Dance club hits Kirksville
• ACAD continues search with renewed hope
• Sumter to join Board of Governors
• Ameren proposes rate increase
• Seed piracy remains center of lawsuits
• Professor publishes book, earns national recognition
• Arcade back in action under new ownership
• Passage of school bond issue to allow for building additions
• City Council, bypass tax decided
• Bulldog Party runs solo so far
• Fee boost in hands of students
• University increases energy efficiency
• Architects iron out Dobson design plans

TruLife

• Cooking with Julia
• That's what he said
• Health Talk
• Optimism focuses self
• Specific needs of state lead to unusual tax laws
• All eyes on Ron Rybkowski
• Boiled Down
• Teenage one-man band debuts strong album
• Light up For Life
• Local tells war trauma in new book
• Big Event, big turnout
• TSODA meets professionals

Sports

• Nourse hired as new defensive coordinator
• Better defense, running game focus of spring
• Bulls drop close game to Benedictine
• Bergstedt sets new meet record
• Baseball takes two vs. Bearcats
• Bulldogs finish 13th, 9th in tournaments
• Bulldogs win Classic
• Track teams place 2nd at Invitational
• NBA Draft enticing option
• 'Dogs split weekend games
• Alumnus now a General
• Rockhurst downs tennis teams
• TRUMAN ATHLETICS

Opinions

• Political parties harm Student Senate
• Board of Governors' activity fee increase ignored student voice
• Greek Week needs revamping to achieve its ideal of Greek unity
• Graduates should move beyond Missouri to achieve greatness
• Passage of bypass tax means loss of business
• Cartoon

Letters

• Letters to the Editor

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