Thursday, April 17, 2008

News

• Revamped Farm Bill up for debate
• Preschool finds new home
• University replaces house lost in fire
• Scholarship jobs to be had off campus
• Salmonella scare causes stores to pull some cereals
• Drugs stolen from clinic
• Innovative housing development to hit Kirksville
• MoDOT repairs yield quality roads locally
• Students receive old house for recreating crime scenes
• Assessments prove lengthy, useful
• Restaurant owner, employees indicted
• El Vaq robbed Tuesday
• All measures pass
• Student pays visit to detainees
• Clerk will draw name to break tie
• Monitor returns after one year hiatus

TruLife

• Cooking with Julia
• Sex and the 'ville
• Gospel group hosts iSacrifice week
• Summer softball aims to alleviate student boredom
• Tick season begins again
• Last play this year runs with success
• 24-hour diner hits the spot
• Concert's atmosphere wins hippies' hearts
• Sexuality Spectrum
• Trafficking awareness spurs students' interest
• All eyes on Father Bill

Sports

• Quincy picks up two against Bulldogs
• Bleish earns playing time by swinging a hot bat
• Men gear up for MIAA Championship
• Bernard claims first twice at Challenge
• Track competes at Div. II Challenge
• Roller hockey falls short of national title goal
• Bulldogs sweep Griffons
• Softball keeps struggling to win close games
• Salmon leads team in final year
• Love of sports persists
• Women's tennis rolls to 18-3
• Secondary looks to fill openings
• Truman Athletics News and Notes

Opinions

• Fear cannot protect us during trying times
• Letters to the Editor
• Cartoon
• Assuming Mexicans are illegal insults hard workers
• Cost of hospital birth far outweighs risk of employing midwives
• If more students campaigned, more would see benefits of Senate
• Being 'worst Mexican ever' isn't good material for bragging rights

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